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Tag Archives: Jim Cregan
JIM CREGAN & THE NEW ACOUSTIC BAND – All Those Dreams Ago
September 19, 2026

Cocomack 2026 Unplugged but exquisitely robust set from the most modest, if influential, axeman of British classic rock. For all the electric brilliance he demonstrated in BLOSSOM TOES and FAMILY, ‘s signature solo has always been an acoustic one, the … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, covers album, Jim Cregan, pop-rock
Jim Cregan Goes Acoustic On His New Ensemble’s Album
July 15, 2026

It might sound stupid to call a guitar solo iconic – but how else could one describe the series of acoustic vignettes on “Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)” by COCKNEY REBEL, one of many classics by quite … Continue reading
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Tagged Jim Cregan
Interview with JIM CREGAN
February 5, 2013
January 2008 If you tune in to a classic rock radio station, or simply watch VH1, there’s a great chance there wouldn’t be a day that you won’t hear Jim Cregan’s guitar. It’s him laying chops on Rod Stewart’s “Da … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Blossom Toes, Family, Jim Cregan, Rod Stewart, Steve Harley


