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Ain’t God Good is Greg’s 10th studio album, and features 10 tracks of original Gospel songs. Officially released on July 4, 2023.

Released under the MFG Records Label out of Nashville, this album was produced by Dave Signs for db Productions, Nashville.

Jesus put it all into perspective for us us in Matthew 6:25-34. He told us that we shouldn’t worry, that we should trust Him in all circumstances – and that being concerned isn’t beneficial. Seeking God first is most important and all those other things will follow. After all, God is still good ALL the time. And without question, ALL the time God is still good – no matter our circumstances.

To exercise this kind of faith is freeing. In the good times, I will give Him praise. In the bad times I will still give HIM praise. Truth is truth regardless. God is unchanging. Jesus wants a personal relationship with you!!! This album tells that story.

Brilliantly arranged by Producer Dave Signs, you will love the way that the music supports the story.

Musical contributions were made by the following:

Mike Baker – lead, baritone, guitar
Dave Signs – bass guitar
Alan “Jax” Bowers – percussion
John Heinrich – pedal steel guitar, tambourine, flute, tenor & baritone saxophone
Dave Signs – keyboard, harmony vocals, production, mixing, mastering
Leann Steinhauer – harmony vocals
Andrea Hager – harmony vocals

Track Listing
1. Give You More
2. He Is Risen
3. Lead Me On
4. Ain’t God Good
5. Never Alone
6. Regret
7. Times Like These
8. Angels Rejoice
9. Shepherd Me
10. Pray On

State Of Mind is Greg’s 8th studio album, and features 12 tracks of original songs. Officially released on March 6, 2019.

This album seeks to paint a picture of life as it perhaps once was, and can be again. It all depends upon your State Of Mind. This album is the first of Greg’s to be released under the MFG Records Label out of Nashville. The album was produced by Dave Signs for db Productions, Nashville.

Musical contributions were made by the following:

Mike Baker – lead, baritone, gut-string guitar
Deanie Richardson – fiddle & mandolin
Matt McGee – bass guitar
Steve Holland – percussion
John Heinrich – dobro & pedal steel guitar, harmonica
Dave Signs – keyboard, harmony vocals, production, mixing, mastering
Leann Steinhauer – harmony vocals

Track Listing
1. All Those Years Ago
2. Cowboy Hall Of Fame
3. Party Of One
4. Cowboy Wrap
5. Drover
6. Fast Is Slow
7. State Of Mind
8. Daymare
9. Long Line
10. Doesn’t Seem Like Much
11. Wants To Be
12. I’ll Come Back

Bob O’Donnell, Radio DJ from Baldwin, WI says “GREG HAGER’S new cd “STATE OF MIND” is an eclectic classic wrapped up in a Western bow. From nostalgic memories, to classic country songs, cowboy ditties and even a cowboy wrap. Twelve songs that will make this one of your favorite cd’s. CT of Riverton UT after hearing “ALL THOSE YEARS AGO” on the Western Jukebox podcast commented: “Don’t know if you played “All those years ago” for me but it was for me. Thank you.”

Track Listing:
1. Cowboy Way
2. Memories of Today
3. He Taught Me to Yodel
4. Lost in Love
5. Little Things
6. Mile by Mile
7. Next Light the Sun
8. I Will Run
9. Not for Me
10. One the Things
11. Secondhand Phone
12. Wild Prairie Rose

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Track Listing:
1. The Day The Fire Fell
2. Games At The Feet
3. II Chronicles 7
4. I’m Amazed
5. I’m Complete In You
6. Only You
7. Psalm 23
8. Ready To Make Camp
9. Remember Your Mercy
10. Rest
11. Rose Colored Glasses
12. Your Mercy
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Christmas…what a wonderful time of the year! The lights, the sights, the sounds of the season. The expectation and wonderment of children everywhere. It’s a time to be more cheerful, more giving, more understanding, more thankful.

I love this time of the year. May we never forget that Jesus is the reason we have Christmas or that it all started on a Night Of New Beginnings. I tried to capture various aspects of the Christmas story in the songs on this CD. We start out learning about A Shepherd’s Calling. If It Weren’t For Jesus we wouldn’t even have Christmas. Every story it seems has a “back story.” I tell a fun one in Rudolph. Few things capture the heart like the yearning to be able to be Coming Home for Christmas.

One of the greatest statements of faith was made by Mary after the angel visited her…”Be It Unto Me as it was spoken.” The shepherd’s were visited In Midnight Clear. It seems everyone relishes a great story about Santa. The story goes that he does everything With A Ho! Ho! Ho! Everything has a beginning. We get to remember and enjoy each year what happened on that First Christmas. I believe that it is good to reflect on the Years Of Yester and to remember the traditions and values that are worth passing on. Christmas And Cowboys was originally released on A Century Too Late and tells the Christmas story through a cowboy’s eyes.

Track Listing
1. A Shepherd’s Calling
2. If It Weren’t For Jesus
3. Night Of New Beginnings
4. Rudolph
5. Coming Home
6. Be It Unto Me
7. In Midnight Clear
8. With A Ho! Ho! Ho!
9. First Christmas
10. Years Of Yester
11. Christmas And Cowboys *
* Previously Released on A Century Too Late

OFFICIALLY Released 3.3.2015 – Chris Le Doux was right. Life IS a ride! You see, it isn’t the destination, but the stops you make along the way that will determine if you ever truly lived. It’s the miles that make us, not the years. The songs on this CD are especially meaningful because they tell our story. Gene Breeden brought together an amazing group of musicians to create this western/cowboy themed CD. Dave Signs, Mike Dunbar, Kraig Hutchens, David Russell, John Heinrich, Gene Breeden, Barry Wayne, and Diane Berry all contributed their talents.

Our story begins with In The Valley Below and shows an image of what is important. The next three songs, Be Who You Are, Cowboy Dreaming, and The Way With Life paint images of the reality of life. Storm puts an interesting twist on relationships. This Time, The Northern Land, and Life Is A Ride all attempt to teach a character lesson. Medora – A song for one of my favorite places in ND. Life, it is said, is a circle. A Baby Once Again illustrates just exactly how we start out in life and if we are fortunate, how we end up.

I have never served in the Military. I recognize and honor everyone who has defended the freedom that I enjoy each day. Freedom isn’t free. I wrote Not Every Hero because anyone who dons a uniform is a hero…not just those who die.

Track Listing:
1. In The Valley Below
2. Be Who You Are
3. Cowboy Dreaming
4. The Way With Life
5. Storm
6. This Time
7. The Northern Land
8. Life Is A Ride
9. Nothing But Time
10. Medora
11. A Baby Once Again
12. Not Every Hero

When I perform, many people say they would like to hear a gospel song. I recorded my third original album also at the studio of Gene Breeden. Gene brings a musical perspective to the recording process that only someone with nearly 40 years of experience can.

Dave Signs, Rick McClure, Kraig Hutchens, Eugene Moles, John Heinrich, Gene Breeden, Jamie Bowles, Sudie Callaway, and Clinton Gregory all contributed their talents to make this CD memorable. Just as family is important, faith also plays a part in making each of us who we are. On this gospel album, Alien reminds us that we are only passing through to our heavenly home. In The Light comes from I John. All of life seems to be a tug between the broad and the narrow road.

The title track, Two Roads, puts this all into perspective. You Walked The Road reminds us that Jesus has been everywhere that we have been. The music ranges from slow ballads, to fast songs, to bluegrass. Yet all remain true to my style and have great lyrics that tell the gospel story with a easy-going country style. You’re sure to enjoy this music.

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1 Alien
2 I Still Believe
3 In the Light
4 Two Roads
5 They Let Me Down
6 The Answer to My Need
7 You Walked the Road
8 The Will of You
9 Valley of the Shadow
10 The Freedom of My Chains
11 The Miracle(s) of Jesus
12 I Love You

I recorded my second CD, A Century Too Late at the Nashville studio of music producing legend, Gene Breeden. Gene has been producing albums for 39 years, and I couldn’t be more pleased with his approach to this western themed CD. Like my first album, all these songs are 100% original.

Gene Breeden, Barry Wayne, Jamie Bowles, Kraig Hutchens, John Heinrich, Clinton Gregory, and Sam Hunter helped me create the music you’ll enjoy on this album. I start with Cattle Call and tell the story about how life used to be for the cowboy when the time came for round-up. Christmas And Cowboys tells the story of Christmas from a cowboy’s perspective. The Hoss is a catchy song about bosses and work. I appreciate the music of Kyle Evans and Chris LeDoux. I pay homage to them in Shine.

In my shows, I remove my hat and hang it on the end of my guitar when I sing Shine as a tribute to men like Kyle, Chris, and others that have worn the boots that we all try to fill. Hopes And Dreams puts life into perspective and reminds us of where we all came from. For my wife, I sing what she is…my Paradise. The title track tells a history lesson about Dakota…a place I love, where I was raised, and where I was born A Century Too Late.

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1 Cattle Call
2 The Hoss
3 Christmas And Cowboys
4 Valley Of My Dreams
5 The Barber Shop
6 Eights And Aces
7 Shine
8 Hopes And Dreams
9 Paradise
10 True Cowboy Love
11 A Century Too Late

Daydream was recorded in Nashville and was the first professional recording that I made of my original songs. I had many great musicians collaborate with me on this project. Robert Tyler, Chris Scruggs, David Talbot, Gary McKnight, Jon Radford, Garrett Rake, and Dillon Smith all added their special sound to make this album what it is.

These songs tell stories from my life, and many have a bit of a reflective feel to them. Clever lyrics and great rhythm make this a CD that you will listen to over and over again. I have always loved to Daydream, and I still do. I think that people have forgotten what it is to sit with no distractions and nothing to do but let the mind wander.

Legacy tells the story of all of our lives through my eyes. If I Could Be Like That highlights how simple life could be “if only.” I open most of my shows with Of Mice And Men. Learn To Let Go tells about growing up. So Dance reminds us to enjoy the moment that we have because those moments pass quickly. And of course there is a love song, Whenever You’re Around. You’ll catch yourself tapping your feet on most of these songs.

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1 Of Mice and Men
2 Learn to Let Go
3 Disconnection
4 Float Your Boat
5 Daydream
6 Legacy
7 Minnesota Morning
8 Whenever You’re Around
9 So Dance
10 A Man’s Man
11 If I Could Be Like That