Phil Hungerford has been playing guitar and writing and recording songs for over 25 years.
His last album is titled "Semi-Brave" . This album is his most defining so far.
Phil wrote, arranged and produced all the songs on this album.
The album showcases his ability to write and perform songs in a number of
different styles. The musical influences found on this album include
folk, blues, country and jazz.
Semi-Brave is a good example of intelligent contemporary music with strong grass roots
influences and it provides some fine Celtic and Blues moments ... amongst many others.
Click here for free samples of some of the songs from
' Semi-Brave '
The CD was recorded, mixed and mastered at the Hilltop Digital Recording Studio
in Tamworth under the watchful eye of local guitarist and engineer Gary Brown.
Phil's first major recording project was in the 1980s at Alberts studios in Sydney with
Mike McClellan in the production seat. The resulting songs featured the track
"Davey Jones" which is one of Phil's most enduring.
Phil's other recording history includes an album, titled "Sombre Hombre" which was
recorded in Tamworth in the 1990's with Alwyn Aurisch as the producer.
Phil has managed to combine his musical career with that of an emergency medicine
doctor. He is the songwriter and musical director for a vocal group called "the EDOCS"
which is made up of emergency medicine specialists who work at the
Tamworth Base Hospital in New South Wales
Click here for a free sample of part of the EDOCS hit songs
' It'll all catch you up '
' I told you so '
and
' Technology '
Phil is married to Michelle Hungerford, a respected Australian contemporary artist.
Some of Michelle images can be viewed on the following web-site:
michellehungerford.com
