Development Projects
Custer's early development projects, southern rockers Cry of Love and Custer's own funk creation, DAG were both signed to Columbia in the early '90's.
Cry of Love's first single, "Peace Pipe" went to #1 on Billboard Rock Radio charts. Their second single, "Bad Thing", co-written with Custer went to #2.
DAG's first release, Righteous was recorded at Muscle Shoals, with Custer producing, writing and co-writing the tracks. True to 1970s funk, Righteous featured guest performances by Roger Hawkins of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section and jazz trumpeter Jeremy Davenport.
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