Trailer for the novel version of the jazz musical I'm working on called "Zinzi." Featuring Ohene Cornelius as the adult Scoot, Ariyssa White as Zinzi, Jean Michelle Grier as Hessie and Kahiry Bess as young Scoot. I did the music (really) and Phyllis MacBryde wrote the script, the book, the musical and the screenplay. More to come. Stay tuned...

-Rogg

Here is a live version of "Bad Mood," one of my more humorous songs. The band is populated with musicians that have played with everybody from Spyro Gyra (drummer Richie Morales), to Stevie Wonder (Saxophonist Denny Morouse) to Rupert Holmes (singer Chrissy Faith). Live from New York, it's... I think it was Friday night.

-Rogg

More of the same gig but more of a funky jam tune called "Street Chic." The same band, but you get to see and hear them play and sing. I get out of the way and give them free reign.

-Rogg

This is called "The Road." It's a documentary-style short film that takes you on the road with some typical musicians for some gigs in the Midwest and Western regions.You get to go backstage and hang out in the Green Room with the band and the Headliners.

Check out the show girls, the casinos, the concert arenas, the band, the backup singers and the front men in their native habitat.

I'm pretty much the only musician who played in every band, but, tell me, who would've made this if I hadn't been there?

This is my digital short, Marty Kills His Sister. It was written by Brad Pike, stars Charles Edward Hall, Phyllis MacBryde and me in a horror/comedy that is a little off the beaten path. Sort of Stephen King meets O. Henry. Directed by Michael Turney, it was filmed in Manhattan. Michael also shot it, edited it and animated it. I did the soundtrack and the theme song at the end will be on my new CD, Groovey Boy, which should be available around June. I hope you enjoy it. If you like it, pass it on.

-Rogg

More videos are in the pipeline so stay tuned for the next feature from Nightcrawler Pictures