Bio

BROGREEDE was started by Mike and Tony Zeffiro in 2000 as a two man band and recording studio. Since that time they have produced four CDs and have their official web site at brogreede.com. They are also present at sites such as broadjam.com/greede, noisehead.com/mypage/takorb07, and myspace.com/brogreede. Mike can also be found at the drummer community, drummerworld.com. Brogreede are a part of a satelite radio pay site, Music Oven, which is sort of like XM and Sirrius. They also had a spot on local radio, WBAB, with the title song from their newest CD, "It's About Time". The brothers created their first two CDs as a duet, with Mike on drums and percussion and Tony on all keyboard parts, including killer synth guitar work. His "guitar playing" was so convincing that it led many listeners to send their complements about the "great lead and rhythm guitar playing". In late 2004 they were joined by good friend Nick DAlessandro, who contributed guitar and bass to their next two albums. So now we are three. We hope to add some guest musicians within the next year to help us do a live concert. All three of us are no strangers to the grind of the road and recording, since we have all played the same circuit for several years in the past, along with such Long Island artists as Bill Joel (The Hassles) MOUNTAIN (Vagrants), and have all recorded with various bands spanning the 70s to the 90s. Nick and Mike are alumni of the legendary Long Island group, Aesops Fables, the "kings of rock and roll", as one music mag wrote about them. We have gained a rep as one of the most eclectic, multi-genred groups on the internet, and would appreciate you and yours taking a ride with us into the future as we evolve and explore new musical territory. Be part of the Brogreede cult! So, please take the time to visit our sites and listen to what we have done on all four CDs, and maybe even purchase a few (?). Thank you once again. -- MIKE (brokat ) Zeffiro (and that goes for Tony and Nick too!)[color="darkblue"][/color][color="blue"][/color]