George Brigman Photo Gallery
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Split 1977--From left to right--George Brigman, guitar--Ed Sellers, bass--Rick Williams, drums--Chuck Westerman, guitar with their equipment and a few friends.
Ed Sellers' bass provided a great bottom for Split's complex sound. This classic pose from 77 only hints at their ability to rock out, later confirmed by the issue of I Can Hear the Ants Dancin first in 82 and later in 95, and now the expanded edition from 2005 with all the Split recordings!
George still is writing and recording at home and playing his SG's quite a bit. He's working on the Rags in Skull CD for fall release this year!
At home in his studio with his favorite albums close by, George is working on his new Rags in Skull CD. His first release of all new material in 20 years!
Hogwash ca. 1976. Left to Right : Rick Williams, drums--Ed Sellers, bass--Ron Simms, vocals--George Brigman--guitars and vocals.\r\n\r\nAfter Jungle Rot was released George formed his first band, Hogwash, naturally named after the Groundhogs LP of the same name. Eventually Ron Simms would leave and the band would continue on as Split, but not until they made some great recordings. See the Jungle Rot CD for three great Hogwash tunes!
George's Highlandtown apartment, dubbed "the Hole" is where he started recording Jungle Rot, one song at a time.\r\nHis first song he ever recorded was in fact Jungle Rot! 32 years later people are still turned on by George's fuzz drenched boogie that he recorded when he was only 18.
