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 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 
 Alternate takes, leftovers and other long ago stuff...

Smoke and Mirrors
  Tony's Rock Guitar Tour De Force, chosen by the editors of Guitar Player Magazine as one of the Ten Best Guitar Instrumentals of the year! This is the original mix from the Conspiracy Theory disc.

  Since 2005 'Smoke and Mirrors' has appeared (with and without permission) on more than 25 guitar compilation CD's and been used in countless drag racing, motorcross, BMX, MMA and other DVD releases. That's a whole lot of  "Who the hell is playing the guitar on this" moments from one song. We've seen funny guesses online, from Gilbert to Satriani to Buckethead!. But we all know who it really is.

Little Princess This instrumental beauty is the original recording done for the 2007 Jason Becker Fund CD. All proceeds from this version go to help with Jason's medical expenses.


900 Pound Gorilla
 Here's a rough mix straight from the studio of the latest collaboration from Tony and the boys from California.

Buzzkiller


Tony Gaglio / Jay Purvis Project
 Here are two advance mixes from the upcoming guitar/piano jam CD due to be mastered, pressed and available February 2010.
 

The Satin Jungle 
 1998 USA Strat with a Lil'59 in the bridge into a Marshall JCM 900.

Movers and Shakers (of the Military Industrial Complex)
1978 Gibson Les Paul Pro through a TS9  into a Hot Rod Deluxe.

Chimes
The Mets ESP through an ADA MP1 into a Marshall 1959RR. 



Karlton Coffin Band
 Tony has laid down some bonus guitar work on Karlton's new CD as well as lip-synching and guitar posing in the video for the single "Get Your Drink On".

Man On The Inside

Get Your Drink On
 The "All Gaglio Mix" from the Video. In the video's stage sequences, Hitman hams it up on the fast stuff, while Davin Carten pretends to play Tony's slide solo. 



As always, Tom Butler has a few (admittedly low-fi) gems from his extensive mini disc bootleg collection for our entertainment...

Red House
 Not sure when this one is from exactly, but it's always Tony's opener in a small room. This sounds like a pretty "intimate" setting for Jimi's Trademark Blues.

Eighteen
Tony sitting in with a friends bar band. Doing his Alice Cooper impersonation and playing waaaay too many notes as usual!

Hard To Handle
The MOVIE boys do their take on the Black Crowes/Otis Redding classic.

Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
This is a highlight of any band's show, but this one was a real showstopper. HITMAN channels equal parts Hendrix and Rhoads on this version, with Tommy just killing all the way through.




And some bonus tunes...

Give Me The Power
With the band FORCES in 1994. Fronted by former Pirate vocalist and Portland rock icon Larry Smith and featuring Tony and Wildman Drummer Kaz. The song is Larry's magnificent tribute to his Father.

Victim of a One Night Stand  (LIVE 1989)
Tony and HAVUK headlining the packed Starry Night (now the Roseland Theater) in Portland. Sounds like a helluva party with 1800 of their closest friends.
Stacy Boylan, Marty Robbins, Jason Dunn, and Tony at their peak.



 
Razor's Roadhouse B-B-Q Jam

Creole Steel

Broke Down Blues