Soulful guitar and a powerful lead vocal sit at the centre of Greg Nunan's sound. His repertoire reaches from sixties blues through modern rock, country and pop. The act can be solo, duo or trio, then expand to six musicians with female vocals, keys and harmonica among the options. Decades of touring have taken him through Australia, the Americas, Asia and Europe, while reading the room remains part of his approach. Watch Greg here and enquire about the line-up that could suit each different musical stage of your wedding day.
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Songs Greg Nunan can play
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13.Everybody Needs Somebody - Blues Brothers7 nation army - White StripesAbracadabra - Steve MillerAfter Midnight – JJ CaleAin’t No Sunshine -Bill WithersAll Along The Watchtower - HendrixAlmost with you - The ChurchAlone with you - Sunny BoysAngel of Harlem- U2Angie - Rolling StonesApril sun in Cuba - DragonAre you old enough - DragonBad Boy - BeatlesBillie Jean - Michael JacksonBlack Betty – Spider Bait VersionBlack magic woman - SantanaBlue on Black - K W ShepardBoys in Town - DivinylsBoys light up - Australian CrawlBrass In Pocket - The PretendersBreath - Pink FloydBreathe - Pink FloydBrick in the wall - Pink FloydBright Lights – Gary Clarke JnrBrown Eyed Girl – Van MorrisonBrown Sugar - Rolling StonesBuffalo soldier - Bob MarleyBurning down the houseCall me the breeze - JJ CaleThe Chain - Fleetwood MacChain of fools - Aretha FranklinCissy Strut - The MetersClose to You - SrvCold Shot – SrvCold sweat – James BrownCome as you are - NirvanaCome together - BeatlesCome Together- BeatlesComes A Time - Neil YoungComfortably Numb - Pink FloydCopperhead Road - Steve EarleCortez the Killer - Neil YoungCounting Stars – One RepublicCrocodile Rock – Elton JohnCrosstown traffic - Jimi HendrixCrying Shame - DieselDay Tripper - BeatlesDon't Stop - Fleetwood MacDon’t change - INXSDown on the Corner - CCRDown to my soul - Paul KellyDreadlock holiday - 10ccDreams - Fleetwood MacDrive - The CarsDumb things - Paul KellyEasy - Lionel RichieEvil ways - SantanaFeel like making love - Bad CompanyFire in the Bayou - MetersFolsom prison blues - Johnny CashFoxy lady - Jimmie HendrixGet Lucky - Daft PunkGive me one reason-Tracey ChapmanGoing Down - Freddie KingGreen River - CCRGreg NunanHang on to your love - SadeHarvest Moon – Neil YoungHeartache Tonight - EaglesHeroes - David BowieHey Joe - Jimmie HendrixHigher ground - Stevie WonderHighway to Hell - AC/DCHonky Tonk Woman - Rolling StonesHound Dog - ElvisI Feel Fine - BeatlesI feel good – James BrownI got a woman - Ray CharlesI Shot The Sherriff - Bob MarleyI touch myself - DivinylsI wish – Stevie WonderI Wonder - RodriguezImagine - John LennonIn My Father’s house - Eric BibbIs she really going out with him - Joe JacksonIs this love- Bob MarleyIt’s a long way to the top - AC/DCIt’s all over now - Rolling StonesThe Joker - Steve Miller BandJumping Jack - Rolling StonesKashmir – Led ZepKilling floor - Howling WolfThe last time - Rolling StonesLay down sally - Eric ClaptonLenny- SRVLet’s Go - the CarsListen to the Music - Doobie BrothersLittle wing - Jimi HendrixLonely Boy - Black KeysLonely Boy – Black KeysLong train running - Doobie brosLooking out my back door - CccrLove Her Madly - DoorsMaster blaster - Stevie WonderMiss you - Rolling StonesMy best friends girlfriend - The CarsMy Girl - TemptationsMy Happiness - PowderfingerNever make your move too soon - BB KingNever Tear Us Apart - INXSNips are getting bigger - Mental as AnythingNips are getting Bigger - MentalsNirvana - About a GirlNo secrets - the AngelsNorwegian Wood - BeatlesNutbush City Limit - Tina TurnerOpportunity- Pete MurrayOtherside - Red Hot Chilli PeppersOyo Como Va - SantanaPride and Joy - SrvProud Mary - CCRPsycho Killer - Talking HeadsRamble on - led zeppelinRed house - Jimi HendrixRhcp - CalifornicationRhiannon - Fleetwood MacRock me baby - BB KingRoute 66 - Rolling StonesRoxanne - the PoliceSave tonight - Eagle eye cherrySex Machine - James brownSexy thing - Hot chocolateShake it For Me - Willie DixonSharp Dressed Man - ZZ TopSlide - Goo Goo DollsSmells like teen spirit - NirvanaSo Lonely – The PoliceSolid rock - GoannaSomething - BeatlesStaying Alive – Bee GeesSteal my Kisses - Ben HarperSunshine if your Love - CreamSunshine of your love - CreamSuperstition - Stevie WonderSweet Home Alabama - Lynard SkynardSweet home Alabama – Lynyrd SkynyrdTaxman - BeatlesTime - Pink Floyd (reggae style)To her door - Paul KellyTreat her right - George ThorogoodUpside Down - Diana rossValerie - Amy WhitehouseVoodoo Chile – Jimi HendrixThe Wall - Pink FloydWhen Love Comes to Town - U2Where did you sleep last night - Led Belly/NirvanaWhy do you do it - StretchWish You were here - Pink FloydYou can’t do that - BeatlesYou Never Can Tell- Chuck BerryYou're Gunna Miss Me - Ann sextonZiggy Stardust - David Bowie
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Good to know
What to expect
Greg mixes the desk as well as he plays, and that changes the night more than you'd think. Levels get set properly, and when a piece of gear misbehaves he sorts it quietly while the room carries on unaware. He's a multi-instrumentalist, so the material moves without anyone standing around retuning. The manner is calm and courteous, the equipment is good, and he'll actually answer your emails. What you get out of it is an audience that wants another set.
On the day
A solo spot needs roughly three metres by three, more once it's a duo or a full band. Outdoors, that space has to be covered. Enough power to run the rig, and if the venue has its own gear he'll want the details early: desk size, speaker specs, stage dimensions. One request that isn't technical but matters just as much, no televisions running behind the performance area.
Performance options
Four sizes, same guitarist. Greg on his own is the smallest version. One more player makes it a duo, another makes a trio, or take it out to six musicians, which brings in a female singer along with keys and harmonica. He'll take on MC duties as well. And when you want the room to stay lively through the breaks, he'll DJ between live sets instead of letting it go quiet.
