GREG ENGLERT

Greg is an award winning mutiple number 1 on-line jazz chart and top 5 rock/pop/easylistening on-line chart composer, musician and recording artist. He is based in Sydney Australia and performs with most of the top Jazz Bands and Sydney 80's covers band 'Glory Daze'.

From his beginning on Trumpet with Sydney Dixieland Jazz Bands and Swing Big Bands, Greg has gone on to work with most major jazz bands in Sydney including the legendary Ricky May, Bob Barnard and Dave Dallwitz. He has also supported and backed legends such as KC & the Sunshine Band, The Harlem Globetrotters, Jackie Trent & Tony Hatch (Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours....), The Deltones, Doug Parkinson, Brian Cadd, Jackie Love (legs!!!!) etc.

A highlight in Greg's early career was when Sammy Davis Jnr wandered into the bar he was playing with his band and sat in for a memorable "Birth of the Blues".

After playing trumpet in several top sydney Rock Brass Sections Greg decided to take up guitar and is now performing both jazz and rock guitar under the guidance and mentorship of the 24 Grammy Award winning studio guitarist Carmine D'Amico from Las Vegas via the novel method of webcam!

Greg's compositions in jazz, rock, pop and easy listening genres have won awards in 1998 for the South Pacific International Song Comtest and 2009 with The Song of the year competition. His compositions have also been performed on Film and TV.

My versatility shows in my work with many Jazz greats including Ricky May, Dave Dallwitz, numerous Big Bands and Jazz ensembles. I have supported K.C and the Sunshine Band as well as other overseas acts.

My Jazz compositions are receiving airplay across Australia as well as overseas locations including India, New Zealand and America. I have won a merit award in the South Pacific International Song Contest for his song "My House, My Dog and You. I have also performed at many major sporting occasions at Stadium Australia and the Sydney Football Stadium for the NSW and Australian Rugby and Rugby League. I have even performed at 35,000 feet in a Qantas Jumbo Jet over the Antarctic on New Years Eve (with the Abbey Jazz Band)..