Eric Crugnale: Guitars, Synthesizers, Percussion
Kevin Bents: Clavinet, Rhodes, Synthesizers
John Conte: Bass
Rich Pagano: Drums

Produced by Kevin Bents and Eric Crugnale

Too Good To Be True (A New York Theme)

New album by Eric Crugnale is the long awaited follow up to the critically acclaimed Carol Was Here.

Time Kills

Shaken

Sure Thing

Love Won't Change Your Mind

Wagon

A Shoulder (To Cry On)

Turning This Damn Car Around

Dreams And Memories

Don't Give Up

I wrote this song as a tribute to the late great Diana Rigg and her most amazing character, Emma Peel, from the British TV show The Avengers.  Long term fans may remember this song from The Rockefellers live shows, but I never recorded it until now.  The track features Kevin Bents on organ and Rich Pagano on drums.

Mrs Peel

There’s this guy named Eric Crugnale. Back in the day, he was in a band named The Rockefellers where he wrote songs, played guitar and sang as those were the things he’d be most likely to do in a band. They had some fun, made some records, played some shows, exchanged some moving parts and eventually disbanded with Eric deciding to chill out for a few years. He eventually decided to build a home studio, and through some other fortuitous events, found himself connected with some great musicians that could tolerate him and help him realize some of his more recent musical inspirations. This lead to his first solo release, Carol Was Here in late 2010.  The album received rave reviews on the Power Pop circuit making several “best of” lists for the year, earning a respectable amount of radio play, drawing songwriter comparisons to Bacharach, McCartney and Wilson and generating enough sales to pay for the paper this bio is written on. Eric eventually returned to the studio to work on the follow up album, the latest and greatest Time Kills. If you don’t blink too frequently, you may catch him around NY performing his own songs, making a guest appearance at a local show, playing guitar in a friend's band or picking up his dry cleaning on Saturday mornings.