"Just a Good Day" Louie Zagoras. This was demo for the first Rollover CD.

Words and Music by Louie Zagoras / Little Hercules Publishing / Copyright 2013.

Just a Good Day

Follow You Down

Cover of Derek and The Domino's "Why does Love got to be so sad" Outtake from the Rollover Vaults. The vocals were never finished for this demo.......

Why Does Love got to be so sad / Rollover 7 - 15 - 2001 demo

Unreleased track from Rollovers 1993 Debut CD. This track was left off of the CD at the last minute. At the time the band thought that the song was too Pop sounding for the CD. Words and Music by Louie Zagoras Copyright 1993.  Recorded at Idful Studios Chicago Il in June 1992.

Jason Batchko-Drums, Doug Falls- Bass, Bill Lawler- Keys and Louie Zagoras- Vocals and Guitars

Thought it Was Me

The song "I Stop at Seven" was slated for a Louie Zagoras solo CD back in the Summer of 1990. After Rollover was formed in the Fall of 1990 the project put on hold. Words and Music By Louie Zagoras Copyright 2016.

I Stop at Seven

This was recorded only a few months after Rollover's Debut came out in 1993. The picture of the Band was taken at the time of writing the song back in 1989. Words and Music by Louie Zagoras Copyright 2016.  

Going Up

Rollover recorded this live in the studio in December 2015. This is a outtake song(Cover of Voodoo Child) from Rollovers new CD. Recorded Live @ upperstudios.  Words and Music by Jimi Hendrix Copyright 1968.

Doug Falls-Bass / Jim Kendall-Drums / Louie Zagoras-Guitar and vocals

Voodoo Child / Rollover Cover

"Nobody's Fault but mine". Live at Metro July 1st, 2004. Rzab opening for Stockholm syndrome with Greg Rzab-Bass, Jay Davenport-Drums, Louie Zagoras- Guitar and vocals. Recording of "Nobody's Fault but Mine" from Metro July 1st  2004. Greg had Just gotten off tour playing Bass with the Jimmy Page / Black Crowes tour and was ready to do some Zeppelin Covers. This is a soundboard recording of Greg, Jay Davenport and Louie while opening for the band Stockholm syndrome. Hope you enjoy!

Nobody's Fault But Mine

Dazed and Concused from Metro in Chicago on July 2004. Greg had Just gotten off tour playing Bass with the Jimmy Page / Black Crowes tour and was ready to do some Zeppelin Covers. This is a soundboard recording of Greg on Bass, Jay Davenport on Drums and Louie on Guitar and vocals from July 1st, 2004 Hope you enjoy!

Dazed And Confused

Recorded live at Club 210 in Highwood IL. Eric and the Dynamos playing Eric Clapton and Bobby Whitlock's "Why does love got to be so sad". Recorded by Gavin Peterson on July 14th 2018.

Graham King: Guitar
Ira Sussman: Bass
Dave Haris: Drums
Scott Kaufman: Keyboards, Vocals
Louie Zagoras: Guitar, Vocals

Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Eric and the Dynamos)

Songs at itunes http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/rollover/id255336439
Biography
Louie Zagoras is the founder, lead singer/Guitarist and primary Songwriter for the band ROLLOVER. The Band toured the States back and fourth in the 90's when ROLLOVER's first record broke big on Chicago's 93.1 WXRT FM radio. Their song "Shipwreck" was the break-out single. Their sound is described as "Roots Rock meets the Blues". Louie and Rollover were the first Chicago Rock Artist's ever to be signed by San Francisco's Legendary Bill Graham Managment (Santana, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Neville Brothers, Joe Satriani etc...).

With the popularity of ROLLOVER's debut CD growing, Bill Graham put the band on the road supporting top Rock acts like The Allman Brothers, Joe Satriani, Sheryl Crow, Dave Mason, The Neville Brothers, Blues Traveler, John Hiatt, Hot Tuna, Johnny Winter, Jimmie Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Buddy Miles, Robin Trower, Cheap Trick, Eddie Money, and many others. In 1995 Louie's song "Shipwreck" was featured on A&M Records "H.o.r.d.e CD Sampler". They were constantly on the road, sometimes spending months traveling from L.A to New York and back again. This gave the band a chance to really develop their sound and tighten up their already exciting live shows. Rollover did many tour dates supporting Guitarist Joe Satriani and even went along with Joe to the U.K for a month of sold out shows in 1996. Upon returning to the states the band did two more sold out nights with Joe and the famous Fillmore in San Francisco.

Louie's songs have been used for TV shows (The Rachael Ray Show, Nash Bridges, Spelling Productions etc...) and Movies (Lost and Confused) For the last 17 years he has been writing songs with Roy Marinell. Roy Co- wrote Werewolves of London, Excitable Boy, and other hits with the late Great Warren Zevon. Roy also recently co-wrote the Kid Rock smash hit "All summer long" as well. Louie is also a Producer, Recording Engineer and Session Musician. He produced all of the ROLLOVER CD's as well as the new " Twenty Fingers" solo CD. He has also produced many other artists. Louie is currently working and Writing songs with 10-Year old Guitar Prodigy, Tallan Noble Latz (Jackson Browne, Joe Banomassa etc...). Louie is a multi-instrumentalist who plays Drums, Sitar, Bass, Harmonica, Piano, Hammond B-3, Pedal steel Guitar, Mandolin, Ukele, Percussion and many other instruments. After 3 Nationally distributed CD's and countless tours with ROLLOVER, Louie recently released his first solo CD...The CD is called "Twenty Fingers" it was Produced by Louie and The Herron Brothers, it features top Chicago musicians John Carpenter and Jay Davenport on Drums, Ed Stevenson and Mark Gleed ..keyboards, Tom Gerlach bass and former Black Crowes / Jimmy Page bassist Greg Rzab. Greg has played with with Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan and many others so listen for Greg, Jay and Ed on the new CD.

Quotes

"Twenty Fingers" is a joy to listen to. Louie tells a great story with his guitar, his voice and a great collection of songs.”
-Joe Satriani

“Louie is one hell of a guitar player...one of the finest I've had the pleasure of working with...he always manages to add just the right part to set the tune off perfectly...”
-Roy P. Marinell, Co-Writer
Warren Zevon Classics
“Werewolves of London” and
“Excitable Boy” 
Kid Rocks “All Summer Long”
and many others

“Zagoras knows that guitar heroics can add to a song instead of define it, and his fills throughout the disc and “Sun” bring home the point that a guitar hero need not take center stage to be the hero.”
-Daily Vault Album Reviews

“Louie’s voice and guitar are so distinctive. The album is a nice combination of rock and blues and acoustic bluesy ballads. Great guitar fills throughout.” 
-CD Baby

“If you have any interest in hearing some great guitar music then you need to get Louie Zagoras’ “Twenty Fingers” CD.”
-Indie Music Stop

“Louie is a very talented longtime rocker of note who specializes in classic sounding blues-rock stylings amply displayed in his own originals as well as in some really well done covers.”
-Greg Easterling
Veteran Rock DJ 
WRDV-FM, The DRIVE
97.1, Chicago
WXRT, WCBR, WDCB


Louie Zagoras

Performances

Current

Double Door, Chicago, IL
Martyrs’, Chicago, IL
Bill’s, Evanston, IL
Gabe’s, Highwood, IL
Hanson Brothers, Northbrook, IL
Metro, Chicago, IL
Blue Bayou, Chicago
House of Blues, Atlantic City, NJ (w/ OAR)
Pianos, New York City
Rock and Roll hall of Fame Benefit show. Raleigh, North Carolina, Louie Playing with “the Dave Mason Band”


Past (with ROLLOVER)

Fillmore, San Francisco, CA (w/Hot Tuna)
Wembley Arena, London, UK (w/Joe Satriani UK Tour)
Glasgow Center, Glasgow, Scotland (w/Joe Satriani)
World Music Theater, Chicago, IL (w/The Allman Brothers Band)
Metro, Chicago, IL (w/Dave Matthews Band)
Park West Chicago, Chicago, IL (w/Robin Trower)
Sand Stone Theatre, Kansas City, MO (w/Blues Traveler)
Slims, San Francisco, CA (w/Sheryl Crow)
House of Blues, Los Angeles, CA (w/Joe Satriani)
House of Blues, Chicago, IL (3-nights w/The Neville Brothers)
Fillmore, San Francisco, CA (Fillmore poster made for this event) (w/Joe Satriani)
Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, IL, (w/Cheap Trick and Eddie Money)
Description
Rock and the blues have a Wah- Wah Lunch.......Slides and Old Fender Amps are also served. Roots Rock with a lot of Guitar!
Band Interests
Making the world a better sounding place, Good Music, Good People, Good Sounds, Farming, Good Food, Chocholate, Good fun, Vintage Amps, Drums, and Guitars.
Artists We Also Like
Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Jimi Hendrix, White Stripes, Traffic, Wolfmother, John Lee Hooker

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