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| Outside of the music scene, Hough has been a doctor of ] in ] for the last 19 years. | Outside of the music scene, Hough has been a doctor of ] in ] for the last 19 years. | ||
| greg hough is also a person who lives in birmingham, uk, with long blonde hair who likes heavy metal and is quite possibly the most awesome person ever. | |||
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Greg Hough is a Christian musician and, with Bob Hartman, one of the founding members of the Christian rock band Petra in 1972. During the 70s, he and Hartman were the band's main songwriters and lead singers.
Hough left the band in 1979. He continued to play Christian music with the bands Ransom and Ju'so. He also worked with the alternative-country trio Andrews, Hough, and Dan.
In 2003, Hough returned to rock music when he joined former Petra founding member and drummer, Bill Glover in a project called GHD. After releasing one album, another former Petra founding member, John DeGroff, joined the project and the band changed its name to GHF (God Has Forgiven).
In 2004, Hough and DeGroff rejoined Bob Hartman on stage in a reunion of the original Petra line-up held in Angola, Indiana.
Outside of the music scene, Hough has been a doctor of chiropractic in Fort Wayne, Indiana for the last 19 years.
greg hough is also a person who lives in birmingham, uk, with long blonde hair who likes heavy metal and is quite possibly the most awesome person ever.
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