Career
He played guitar with Spiritualized in 1997 and 1998, helping fill out live sound after the release of Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space, which NME magazine named as their Album of the Year. He left the band in 1998, several months before Cook, Mooney and Reece left the band, but remains good friends with the current members. Since his time with Spiritualized, he has moved back to America, and worked as an A&R representative for several record labels, including Arista Records.
He currently splits time between Idaho Falls, Idaho and Salt Lake City, Utah.
As a musician, he plays in the Post-Rock band Our Dark Horse and the Indie rock band Last Response. He is sponsored by ZT Amplifiers, and can often be seen playing through their "Lunchbox" and "Club" Amps.
He is a multi-instrumentalist, having played guitar, bass, drums, percussion, piano, organ, cello, violin, viola, bagpipes, and vocals on various CDs. As a Producer, he founded and owns the record label Handsome Rob Records and Lincoln Street Sound Studio in Salt Lake, and has judged many music and battle-of-the-bands competitions.
He has recorded many bands, as well as played guitar and bass, among other instruments, on many albums as a session musician.
He has also done extensive recording work for Fox, and Fox Soccer Channel. In 2005, he and David Reilly, formerly of God Lives Underwater, began collaborating on a new project, writing songs centered around the death of Reilly"s fiance. The project was short lived, due to Reilly"s death in October 2005.
Gregg has several College degrees, including a Master Of Business Administration, and has attended Ricks College, Brigham Young University, and UVU. Gregg is Latter- Day Saints (Mormons), and reviews music for Latter- Day Saints (Mormons) music blog Linescratchers.
He is first cousins on his father"s side with NFL lineman David Hale. He is second cousins on his mother"s side with The Osmonds.
Wrote the theme songs to the television Show - The Office (United States), ALF, Charles in Charge, and You Can"t Do that on Television.