S.G.T. Project

In today's climate of music as commodity, and its associated downward spiralling collection of one chord wonders masquerading as artists Who will save the world?.
Enter the S.G.T. Project. A collection of music with a nod back to earlier times, but encompassing the technology and the outlook of the twenty -first century.
Music crafted with skill and lovingly paying tribute to a musical past - shadows of a time of progression and creativity. There is a sense of boundaries being pushed - jazz meets rock meets acid meets metal meets blues and interacts with the chemistry of the three musicians involved.
This unique totally instrumental trip makes great rock music that has vitality and a feeling of new areas being explored - a freedom to experiment with any possibility
But hey - let's not disappear up our own arses completely - the bottom line is simply that these guys are exciting adventurous musicians and a great live act.
(Top of the Hill Recordings - Summer 2004).



Shane Bailey - Fender Stratocaster / Session and Fender Amps
Simon Phillips - Yamaha Drums
Tim Chapple - Rickenbacker 4003 / Trace Elliott Amps



Tim Chapple
Tim Chapple has worked with a multitude of musicians, from Afro Rock / Jazz meisters Zambula to various combos and styles over the last twenty years alongside the odd radio and TV appearance. Founder of cornishmusic.com in 2002, designed to promote contemporary Cornish music and its musicians.
Shane Bailey



Shane Bailey has worked extensively as a key member of many bands, and as a successful solo artist. The SGT project is based around Shane's undoubted talent as a guitarist, composer and musician. His production skills are very much to the fore in the band's current recorded work. Shane has worked with Jo Partridge (War of the Worlds), and has written songs with Andy Murray and Al Hodge (songwriters for Elkie Brooks and Meatloaf). He has performed at the legendary Covent Garden, London, and has taken part in recent Song for Cornwall competitions.



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