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Feel So Much

This is a live acoustic recording of Ramona by Guster, performed by Take October at WCSU. 

Ramona (cover) - Guster

Slow Down (feat. Jorja Smith)

Slow Down (feat. Jorja Smith) [Vintage Culture & Slow Motion Remix]

Do It All The Time

1. All These Strangers
2. Store Policy
3. Coffee
4. Too Hungry For Dinner
5. Time Again
6. What If I?
7. Higher
8. Barry
9. Jim Carrey
10. Hedgehog
11. Highways & Hotels


All song written by Greg Jacquin except 2 & 4 written by Lalit Loomba & Greg Jacquin, 3 written by Greg Jannacone & Greg Jacquin, 8 & 11 written by Paul Griffin.

Recorded by Fred Gillen Jr. at Woody’s House in Croton, NY
Produced & mixed by G. Jacquin & F. Gillen Jr
Mastered by Scott Hull at Masterdisk
Cover art by Ian Felice
Art Direction & Design by Denise Cregier

Greg Jacquin, guitar & vocals
Peter Wilson, drums 
Lalit Loomba, bass
Paul Griffin, keyboards,vocals
Rich Berta, guitar, vocals
Jim Keyes, keyboards
Andrew Bordeaux, violin, guitar
Sarah Browne, vocals
Fred Gillen Jr., vocals, percussion

This album would not & could not exist without these people… Mom & Dad, Abuela, Nicholas, Andrea, Markus & Renee, Sophie, Kyla, Denise, Amaya, Anthony, Logan, Fred Gillen Jr., Rich Berta, Paul Griffin, Lalit Loomba, Peter Wilson, Jim Keyes, Andrew Bordeaux, Sarah Browne, Doug Wray, Mike & Alicia Love, Coffee Labs Roasters, Gus Montero, Martin Guitars, Fender, Greg Connors, John Cullen, Tor Caracappa, Brian Downing, Steve Esposito, Marcello Praino, John Simoes, Jacque Roche, Scott Ryan, Chris Grieco, Greg Jannacone, Reine Hewitt, Karen Frazier, BK Fisher, Bill Batson, Scott Hull, Mickie Steier, Ian & Kaya Felice, Jim Carrey, Barack Obama

Highways & Hotels

Greg Jacquin traces his roots and his inspiration to the Hudson Valley. Born in Sleepy Hollow in 1970 to a young single Cuban immigrant who worked as a waitress at Howard Johnson’s, Greg spent much of his early life with his Cuban grandparents and grew up on The Beatles and Cat Stevens. He picked up his stepdad’s guitar as soon as he could hold it, and began playing in bands in high school, recording several albums with Know Idea in the early 90s. Years spent having a family and working took him away from music, but after retiring from the police department and facing personal obstacles, songwriting led him back. Greg found new energy for music along the Hudson in the company of the many creative artists who live there. Returning to music in the past decade with a variety of exceptional bands and while parenting his youngest child, Greg has reemerged as a musician releasing an EP in November 2018 and full-length album "Clocks Slow Down" Feb 15, 2019.