Gary Hoey
Bug Alley
The Story
"Bug Alley" continues the line of great Gary Hoey instrumental guitar albums and the production is superb (the drums and guitar sounding particularly strong). "Bug Alley" is solid from top to bottom, and contains another phenomenal trio of cover tunes, the Peter Green/Santana classic, "Black Magic Woman", Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody" and a slammin' version of "Wipe Out".
The Music
| 03:18 | Desire | Instrumental |
| 04:35 | Tribal War Babies | Instrumental |
| 06:22 | Black Magic Woman | Vocal |
| 03:52 | Yeah | Instrumental |
| 03:31 | Bug Alley | Instrumental |
| 05:08 | Peace Pipe | Instrumental |
| 04:43 | Gotta Serve Somebody | Vocal |
| 05:25 | Karma Climb | Instrumental |
| 04:17 | Moustache Muchacho | Instrumental |
| 05:21 | Coasting | Instrumental |
| 04:19 | The Green Room | Instrumental |
| 04:20 | Wipeout | Instrumental |
The Artists
| Gary Hoey | Guitar, Vocals |
| Tony Franklin | Bass |
| Gregg Bissonette | Drums |
| Brian Setzer | Guitar on "Bug Alley" |
| Roy Thomas Baker | Production, Engineering, Mixing |
| Dave Kaplan | Executive Production, Management |
| Brad Haehnel | Engineering on "Bug Alley" |
| Rob Brill | Engineering Assistance |
| Doug Schwartz | Mastering |
| Laurie Soriano | Legal Representation |
| Lawrence Rudolph | Business Management |
| Bob Burchess | Photography |
| Niels Schroeter | Management |
| Recorded at RTB Studios, Lake Havasu, AZ. Additional engineering at The Complex, Los Angeles, CA.
Mastered at Audio Mechanics. Art direction by Walberg Design. |
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