Chris Eagan was born December 7, 1957 into a musical household. His father was a professional pianist who played for Sammy Davis, Jr. and many other well known stars of that era. As a child, young enough to be still sleeping in his crib, Chris would rock himself back and forth to the music of Ray Charles as his parents had it playing in the house.
By the time Chris was six years old the Beatles made their debut to the world and Chris was absolutely mesmerized by the music that they played as well as the group itself. John, Paul, George and Ringo made and left a big impression upon Chris for the rest of his life.
At the age of 14 Chris started to learn how to play the guitar, and by the time he was 16, he was already playing professionally.
This album is dedicated to the four guys who changed the music business in the 60s and into the 70s and, in the process, became the most popular musical group in history. Now, years later, their songs are still being played on the radio and sold all over the world.
Because Chris has never stopped loving the music played and created by The Beatles, he has created a solo guitar album of many of their songs, which are his own interpretation played with his unique guitar style.
So sit back and enjoy.
Guitar Solo Musical Arrangements by Chris Eagan (no other instruments used)
Guitarist: Chris Eagan
Liner Notes: Ronnie Allen
All Music Composed by John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison
Video Produced and Edited by Ed Rambeau
"Heaven For A Day"
Words and Music by Chris Eagan
Vocal by Glenn Carter
"Home, Street, Home"
Words and Music by Chris Eagan
Vocal by Dave Dalton
Recording Arranged and Produced by Chris Eagan and Tony Commisso
Video Produced and Edited by Ed Rambeau
"Watchin' The Moments"
Words and Music by Chris Eagan
Vocal by Dave Dalton
Recording Arranged and Produced by Chris Eagan and Tony Commisso
Video Produced and Edited by Ed Rambeau
"Where Were You When I Needed You?"
Words and Music by Chris Eagan
Vocal by Dave Dalton
Recording Arranged and Produced by Chris Eagan and Tony Commisso
Video Produced and Edited by Ed Rambeau
