Devon Allman, once seeing Koch play live, could not let this one of a kind talent go unsigned. For the past several years Greg is renowned for his multiple viral internet videos, which number in the thousands with tens of millions of views. Greg Koch remains wildly popular amongst the gear nerd set in both online forums and in gear demo videos on YouTube. "Everything I am as a person, I am as a musician, and that comes across when I play the blues," Koch continues. "I'm not playing the part of what is expected as a contemporary blues individual. I'm being myself." Highlights include, "Can't Be Satisfied," with the addition of guitar and vocals by blues legend, Larry McCray and "You Can't Lose What You Never Had," with sterling guest appearances from Jimmy Hall, and the iconic Memphis Horns. The two songs serve as lead singles and videos promoting the release, and an appropriate homage to one of the genre's giants by one of it's finer students. Koch humbly admits, "I'm really proud of this collection."
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Devon Allman, once seeing Koch play live, could not let this one of a kind talent go unsigned. For the past several years Greg is renowned for his multiple viral internet videos, which number in the thousands with tens of millions of views. Greg Koch remains wildly popular amongst the gear nerd set in both online forums and in gear demo videos on YouTube. "Everything I am as a person, I am as a musician, and that comes across when I play the blues," Koch continues. "I'm not playing the part of what is expected as a contemporary blues individual. I'm being myself." Highlights include, "Can't Be Satisfied," with the addition of guitar and vocals by blues legend, Larry McCray and "You Can't Lose What You Never Had," with sterling guest appearances from Jimmy Hall, and the iconic Memphis Horns. The two songs serve as lead singles and videos promoting the release, and an appropriate homage to one of the genre's giants by one of it's finer students. Koch humbly admits, "I'm really proud of this collection."
