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Newspaper Article
CD REVIEW
2004
Overview
Memphis-born guitarist [Doug Wamble] has honed his chops with the likes of both new traditionalist Wynton Marsalis and avant garde composer John Zorn. But Wamble is far different than the typical young player who immerses himself in a thriving jazz scene (in his case, New York and Boston). Wamble emerged as a player with tremendous chops who uses technique to further his style, as opposed to the legions of players whose rely exclusively on blinding technique. Wamble's style - user-friendly jazz that's deceptively funky and loose - comes off like a cross between Mose Allison and Gil Scott Heron with a bit of Dr. John's gris-gris thrown in.
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Charleston Newspapers
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