Eric Teggers

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Hello! My name is Eric Teggers (a pseudonym). I am a passionate guitarist with over 50 years of experience, specialising in various genres, including rock, jazz, blues and pop. In addition to my work as a composer and producer, I have extensive experience as a recording engineer, helping artists capture their sound in the studio. As an author, I share insights into my personal life and fictional stories, while my artistic pursuits extend to visual media as a videographer and to canvas as a painter. Alongside my creative endeavours, I actively manage music projects and guide emerging talent in the industry, leveraging my business background to ensure their success. I'm dedicated to my craft and always excited to push creative boundaries. LOL! That was fun! Feel free to click on the menu above to explore my various projects and contributions. BTW! The photo enclosed is one of my earlier photos. So, for those who know what I look like today...Back off! LOL!

I was born on December 13, 1950. My passion for music came from my dad. It began when I was about four or five years old. My parents would return home from a night out dancing and dining, often inviting friends over to enjoy hors d'oeuvres, dance, and listen to the latest 33 LP vinyl records, which my dad always provided. The music would wake me, and I’d secretly watch them from behind the living room sofa. They danced to The Andrews Sisters, Perry Como, Nat King Cole, Patti Page, Tony Bennett, and Frank Sinatra. Music was always a big part of my childhood thanks to my dad. However, it wasn’t until February 1964 when The Beatles arrived in the USA for their first television appearance that everything changed. I was in the hospital after a hernia operation when my dad visited and excitedly told me about The Beatles. I was 14 and had never heard of them, but after seeing them, I became obsessed with music and wanted to be part of it. The problem was, I had no musical talent. One day at a junior high assembly, a band performed "Wipe Out." I'd never heard or seen a live band before. The bass vibrated in my chest and made me emotional. Leaving the auditorium, I was physically shaking. Not long after, a school friend invited me to his band’s practice. Although I didn’t like him, I went to hear the music. To my surprise, it was the same band from the assembly, led by Abel Montoya. Abel asked if I was a singer, as they needed one. Feeling this might be my one chance, I lied and said yes. I auditioned the next day, singing Elvis songs, with too much leg-shaking and flawed lyrics. I failed the audition, but Abel saw my determination and asked if I played guitar. I lied again; I just wanted in. When I got home, my mom asked if I’d gotten the part. I said no, they were looking for a guitar player now. Things looked bleak: my dad had left the family when I was about three or four, I’d recently been in the hospital, and I’d blown my shot at stardom. And then, a miracle: my mom's boyfriend brought a guitar to our house. When I asked if he played it, he said no. When I asked if it was his, he replied, “No, it’s yours.” That’s when I began learning guitar. If it weren’t for my mom, I wouldn’t be the musician I am today. Love you, Mom.

Special thanks to Able Montoya, who taught me my first few guitar chords, and to Bob Delgado, who introduced me to the blues and Jeff Beck, which changed the way I express my guitar style.

The following videos showcase a combination of original songs and cover tracks, with all guitar and instruments performed by me. I used virtual instruments for the string sections and programmed drum machines for the rhythm tracks. The woman featured throughout the videos is Shere Thu Thuy, a renowned Vietnamese Italo/New Wave artist from the 1980s. She is also my wife.

Walking my boots

Original song

Rock Guitar

The Battle of Greed

Original song

Rock Guitar

Every day I Have The Blues

Cover by the Blues Shifters

Blues Rock Guitar

Amor

Rock Guitar

Stand By Your Man

Country Guitar solo

The Christmas Song

Jazz Guitar solo

You belong to me

(Oldies but goodies)

Featuring: Shere Thu Thuy on vocals and me on guitar

Robins Song (Seabiscuit)

Original song

Rock Guitar

I see Angeles

Original song

Rock Guitar

Honey come back

Original song

Blues Rock Guitar

December 13

Relaxing music

Rock Guitar

Solitaire

Original song by Alan Nguyen

Rock Guitar solo by Eric Teggers

Vocalist- Shere Thu Thuy

Keyboards relaxing music

Original song

Guilty Consciences

Original Song

Rock

Sunset Spoon

Original song

Rock Guitar

Them Changes

Blues Guitar

The Yo Yo song

Original song

Rock Guitar

Moonlight in Vermont

Romantic guitar

Gredel

Original song

Relaxing music (Piano)

Death Squad

Original song

Rock Guitar

Something's going on in my room

Blues rock guitar

Sweet Street Soul

Blues Guitar

My Guitar

Rock/blues

Julia

Original song

Rock Guitar

ScooBy Snacks

Original song

Blues/Rock Guitar

The following links showcase a comprehensive collection of songs, music videos, blogs, and documentaries that I've created for Shere Thu Thuy, a renowned Vietnamese recording artist who emerged during the new wave, Euro, and Italo music scenes of the 1980s. Each piece of music and all lyrics featured in these works are entirely my original creations, performed by me. These creative contributions have been officially copyrighted from 2010 to the present, ensuring that my artistic integrity and intellectual property are protected. Feel free to explore the links to experience the unique sound and cultural influence of Shere Thu Thuy’s artistry.

There are 268 videos on this channel, and 147 are my originals. https://www.youtube.com/@Timbrick3750/videos

There are 46 videos on this channel, and 28 are my originals. https://www.youtube.com/@Gibson3750/videos

miscellaneous stuff

CD Punk Rock compilation

I produced this CD with all my favourite

local punk bands

I'm having a rock star moment

This was my first rock recording album

Romantic Enchantment

This was my 1st Classic acoustic guitar album

This was a hard rock band I joined back in the 80's. I'm the one to the far right. I was their bass guitar player.

I created a hard rock band called Blue Rebel in 1980s. The band had five members, and I was there singer.

No! I'm not high. I have a bad habit of squinting when using a flash camera. Here I am with Kenny Rogers. I was his guitar player in Southern California. Gibson Amphitheatre, Universal studios Hollywood, Universal City, Ca. Tuesday 02 August 1977. And I was also on his Southern California coastal tour as his lead guitar man.

Me on guitar singin Yesterday.mp4

Here I am goofing around and testing a cheep video camera I bought on Ebay for $50.

Raw-1.mp4

Here I am, fat and chubby, interviewing for the art show named "RAW" held in Orange County. In this video, I’m interviewing featured makeup artist Julie Mendez in Orange County. Shere and I produced all the interviews for this show. Credit goes to Tom Daniels for filming this video.

I served as the house interviewer and MC for the art show RAW, held in Orange County. In this video, I interview featured mechanical sculpture artist Michael Davies. Shere and I produced all the interviews for this show, with filming credit to Tom Daniels.

Here I am singing another song I wrote for my play. Flowers For Beth".

Here is another song I sang with Shere Thu Thuy

Song title "The Prayer"

Here I am singing a cover song with Shere Thu Thuy. Note: I’m not a singer. This performance came together out of desperation—we couldn’t find a male vocalist willing and available to sing the male part, so I gave in. Oh well!

Paramount show 111.mp4

Here I am with Shere Thu Thuy, hosting an all-female singing show we produced called “My Fair Ladies.” This event took place at Panorama Village in the City of Hemet, CA.