Greg Hollister

Gregg Hollister is a pro studio session musician and vocalist with a distinctive style that has kept him in demand in the music circuit for many years.
Much of his work is recognizable to most, as Gregg's commercial studio work includes radio jingles for Kodak, Budweiser, Sony, MCI, Channel, Coca Cola, Lifesavers, Mars Candy, Club Med., Yamaha Motorcycles (Japan) Riva Motorcycles (Italy) and Hertz Trucks just to name a few!
Industrial work has included live shows as a vocalist in Europe and South America for corporate behemoths like Schering-Plough, Smith Kline Beecham, Coke and Ciba-Geigy.
Gregg's soulful voice has been procured for record projects as well by several industry standard major producers like: Andrew Loog Oldham (Rolling Stones), Joe Delia (Buster Poindexter), Ron St. Germain (311, Creed), Phil Ramone (Phoebe Snow), Ron Dante (Barry Manilow), Tommy Motola (Hall and Oates), Stan Vincent (The 5 Stair Steps) and Al Kooper (Blood, Sweat and Tears) to name a very diverse group.
Gregg has also toured and Played with the likes of Richie Havens, David Spinozza, Fatback, Ben E. King, Al Kooper and Rachel York to name a few.
TV work includes stints on the small screen with Uncle Floyd's NBC show as well as work for PBS. Film score work has found Gregg on the big screen for such films as Abel Ferrar's, The Bad Lieutenant, (Harvey Keitel) and The Driller Killer, as well as Grownups with John Gregg. He has also recorded as a member of several groups: Anthem on Buddah Records, The Rockspurs on DJM Records, The Daryl Canada Project on Atlantic as well as independent projects for Futureband and Illogical Poetry (Midlantic).