Gary Pigg is listed in the credits for the following albums:
| Year | Artist | Album | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1976 | Chris Christian | Chris Christian | Background Vocals |
| 1977 | Dogwood | Out in the Open | Background Vocals |
| 1977 | David Meece | I Just Call On You | Background Vocals |
| 1977 | Fireworks | Fireworks | Songwriter, Vocals |
| 1977 | Amy Grant | Amy Grant | Background Vocals |
| 1978 | Andrew Culverwell | Take Another Look | Background Vocals |
| 1978 | David Meece | Everybody Needs a Little Help | Background Vocals |
| 1979 | Higher Ground | Changes | Background Vocals |
| 1980 | Gary Dunham | Happy Family | Background Vocals |
| 1980 | David Meece | Are You Ready? | Background Vocals |
| 1980 | Amy Grant | Never Alone | Background Vocals |
| 1980 | Debby Boone | With My Song | Background Vocals |
| 1981 | The Cruse Family | For Every Heart | Vocals |
| 1981 | Gary Chapman | Sincerely Yours | Background Vocals |
| 1981 | Steve Camp | For Every Man | Background Vocals |
| 1981 | Amy Grant | In Concert | Background Vocals |
| 1981 | Amy Grant | In Concert, Volume Two | Background Vocals |
| 1982 | Amy Grant | Age to Age | Background Vocals |
| 1982 | Glenn Garrett | Nothing Without You | Background Vocals |
| 1982 | Rick Cua | koo-ah | Background Vocals |
| 1983 | David Meece | Count the Cost | Background Vocals |
| 1983 | Imperials | Side by Side | Background Vocals |
| 1983 | Michael W. Smith | Project | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Gordon Jensen | Fighting the Fight | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Candy Christmas | Heart of Fire | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Billy Crockett | Carrier | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Forerunner | (a.k.a.) | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Amy Grant | Straight Ahead | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Michael W. Smith | 2 | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Kathy Troccoli | Heart and Soul | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Brent Lamb | Tug of War | Background Vocals |
| 1984 | Scott Wesley Brown | Kingdom of Love | Background Vocals |
| 1985 | Angie Lewis | Heart Dance | Background Vocals |
| 1985 | David Meece | 7 | Background Vocals |
| 1985 | Amy Grant | Unguarded | Scream, Background Vocals |
| 1985 | Joe English | The Best is Yet to Come | Background Vocals |
| 1985 | Tim Daniel | A Vision Beyond | Background Vocals |
| 1985 | Steve Camp | Shake Me to Wake Me | Background Vocals |
| 1986 | Billy Sprague | Serious Fun | Background Vocals |
| 1986 | Geoff Moore | Over the Edge | Background Vocals |
| 1986 | Brent Lamb | One Man | Backing Vocals |
| 1986 | Rob Frazier | This Town | Background Vocals |
| 1986 | Amy Grant | Collection | Background Vocals |
| 1987 | Geoff Moore | The Distance | Background Vocals |
| 1988 | Steve Camp | Compact Favorites | Background Vocals |
| 1993 | Bruce Carroll | Walk On | Background Vocals |
| 1995 | Geoff Moore | Familiar Stranger: The Early Works of Geoff Moore | Background Vocals |
| 1997 | Bruce Carroll | For The Record | Background Vocals |
| 2000 | Fireworks | Fireworks at Koinonia | Vocals |
| 2000 | Fireworks | Fireworks at Come Together | Songwriter, Vocals |
| 2000 | Jonathan Pierce | Sanctuary | Background Vocals |
Landing in Nashville, TN in the mid-seventies, Gary Pigg found himself collaborating with other young songwriters and musicians that, unbeknownst to them, would become the foundation for the early days of Contemporary Christian Music. Along with Co-founding member Marty McCall, Fireworks still stands as one of the most innovative and pioneering Jesus rock bands of that era.
After lending extraordinary vocal power to a plethora of award winning albums, including Amy Grant's early albums (Age To Age is Christian music's 1st certified Platinum album) and her very 1st national live tours, Gary chose to continue building a career staying closer to home - as studio work allowed him the opportunity to build a family and yet be in the creative center of the music industry.
Becoming one of Nashville's most sought-after session singers and developing a reputation as a vocal chameleon eventually led him to several years in Chicago, where he sang national radio and television commercials. With a broad palate of commercials appearing on everything from hit TV shows to feature films to ads on Super Bowls, and continuing to record today... Gary is arguably the most recorded jingle singer in Nashville history.
On the big screen, Gary, along with "Riders in the Sky", played a backup singer in the feature film "Sweet Dreams", the Patsy Cline Story starring Jessica Lange. You can also hear him singing songs in various scenes throughout the movie, such as Buddy Holly's "That'll Be the Day".
You can see and hear him in another feature film, "Heart of Gold," starring the legendary Neil Young. Directed by Jonathan Demme, the movie is the culmination of two concerts filmed at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. Released in conjunction with Neil's Grammy-nominated recording Prairie Wind.
During the Nashville Network's (TNN) most-watched years, Gary was a regular as part of the backup group for the network's show Prime Time Country, hosted then by Gary Chapman.
He has served on the board of directors for TNC with John Coates, helping to develop "The Nashville Choir," whose 150 voices strong performed the first Christian concert in the new Schermerhorn Symphony Center in Nashville, TN.
Gary has been an integral part of a group helping to promote music for professionals in the "health care" industry. The group Firestarters and its Passion & Purpose project have been a grassroots initiative aimed at making a difference for everyone in the healthcare field. It's an inspirational project that celebrates the "calling" and the hard-working folks in every aspect of this helping profession.
Pigg, G. (n.d.). Gary Pigg Bio. http://www.garypigg.com/bio.html
