GREG EVIGAN
With London’s Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Submitted in Field : Classical Instrumental, Solo
Biography
Greg has enjoyed success as an actor, singer, songwriter and musician. He is known around the world best for his character portrayals of B.J. McKay on the hit television series “B.J. and the Bear” and Joey Harris in “My Two Dads.”
On the music front, Greg has recently released his new classical album (NEED TITLE HERE) featuring Evigan at the piano. The album was recorded with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios in London.
On the other end of the musical spectrum, Greg has also been a member of his Grammy®-winning son Jason Evigan’s rock band “After Midnight Project”. Greg played keyboards and sang background vocals. He also co-wrote a few of the songs.
As a writer - there is a Meghan Trainor song written by both Jason Evigan and Greg Evigan.
The song is titled "I Don't Do Maybe". It was released on June 7, 2024, as part of her album Timeless.
The track was written as a collaboration between:
Meghan Trainor
Jason Evigan (who also served as a producer)
Greg Evigan
Gian Stone (who also co-produced the track)
According to Jason Evigan, his father originally wrote the chorus for the song several years prior. Jason later played it for Gian Stone and Meghan Trainor, which eventually led to them finishing the track together for the Timeless record. [1]Greg and Jason also co-wrote the song titled “Mirror Image” that landed on the first “Osbourne Family Album”. The Album went Gold.
During his entire musical career, playing the piano, drums, and saxophone has inspired Greg to write in a variety of different music styles.
Acting Career
“Found.” Charles Drake was probably one of Greg’s more challenging roles of late. His portrayal of a guileful construction company owner and equally deceitful husband to Joanna Cassidy, shows off Greg’s broad range as an actor.
“Cerberus”. Marcus Cutter, an appropriate name for a cold-hearted killer. This is probably one of Greg’s most convincing roles to date. A character you will love to hate. “Cerberus” was aired on the Sci-Fi Channel in October of 2005. Look for the re-run.
Most recently Greg has finished a “Hallmark Channel” movie called “Our House” that will be aired some time this year. He plays a prosecuting attorney with Doris Roberts in the hot seat. The movie is now in postproduction.
Just before that, Greg played Darren Maxwell, owner of a giant corporation caught in a downward spiral caused by international scandal. This thriller titled “Captive Hearts” was aired on the “Life Time Channel”.
Other recent projects include, Coach Kramer in “Molding Clay”. Edward Morgan in “Straight from the Heart,” with Terry Polo (Meet the Parents) aired on the Hallmark Channel.
“Joe” the angel, in “He Sees You When You’re Sleeping” (Mary Higgins Clark) for the PAX Television Network.
Notable recent guest appearances include “CSI Miami” as Sean Walsh in the episode “Money Plane” aired in March 2005. The Master Chief of a submarine in “Jag” the episode “Empty Quiver”.
His most recent projects and history, can be viewed in detail at IMDb
Track Listing: | Breath That Runs Through | Tears Like Rain | Dusk | La Triste Amour | Chasing Butterflies | Spirits Unite | Synchrony | Conquering The Rainbow |
Track Listing: | Breath That Runs Through | Tears Like Rain | Dusk | La Triste Amour | Chasing Butterflies | Spirits Unite | Synchrony | Conquering The Rainbow |
Project Credits
& Team Links
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The Album was recorded in Studio One, "The Big Room," at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios in London.
Joe Curiale's warm, lush orchestral arrangements transformed the musical compositions I had previously only played on my piano, bringing them to life with the grandeur of a 65 piece orchestra.
I then returned to Los Angeles, where I mixed and edited the eight pieces at Chumba Meadows Studios in Tarzana, California — the studio home of Grammy® Winner (and my son) Jason Evigan.
My gratitude goes to Jason Evigan, Gian Stone, and Raphael Fadul for their sonic expertise and guidance throughout the process. Thanks to Jason LaRocca who mastered the album.
It's been a long, enlightening journey putting this project together and finally sharing this music with you all.
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The Album was recorded in Studio One, "The Big Room," at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios in London.
I mixed and edited the eight pieces at Chumba Meadows Studios in Tarzana, California — the studio home of Grammy® Winner (and my son) Jason Evigan.
Thanks to Jason LaRocca for mastering the album.
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