With over 200 shows per year in the US and abroad, he has still managed to release six records since 1990. For information on ordering a Gary Primich CD, scroll to the bottom of this page.
Most songs clock in at less than four minutes.
The point seems to be to set up an irresistible groove, tell the story, add a bit more fire and flash on the harp and get out. And though Primich doesn't stretch out of harp on most of these tunes, his playing is full of awe-inspiring tonal and textural nuances coloring each lick. And Company Man is certainly the most adventurous of his releases to date, taking his fine songwriting craft and huge harp tone in a multitude of directions. Ain't You Trouble. Primich plays harmonica, which he has done as sideman on recordings by Steve James, Omar and the Howlers, and Tish Hinojosa.