MP3 Doug Wahlberg Band - 4

ââ¦Doug's blistering solo blew the roof off the place (Ridgefield Playhouse) and received a thunderous applause that was justly deserved. The Doug Wahlberg Band is F-ING great and a must see for all fans of classic guitar rock.â

4 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Progressive Rock, ROCK: Classic Rock



Details:
Band Members

Doug Wahlberg â Vocals, Guitar
George P. Miller â Bass Guitar
Rich Genovese â Drums
Tim (T-Bone) Stone - Keys
Rick Tedesco - Guitar, Vocals

Contact Info:
Doug Wahlberg
(203) 270-9546
(203) 470-6988
dwmuzak@sbcglobal.net
www.dougwahlberg.com

The Doug Wahlberg Band has been electrifying audiences for years, performing originals most cannot distinguish from main stream radio play. You can expect originals with simple, melodic hooks, some gritty, some laid back but always hypnotic and driving. These tunes will etch their way into your memory. Occasionally a 70âs influence can be detected but with a ârenovatedâ updated feel. The guitar work has been compared to Jeff Beck, Jimi Hendrix and Leslie West all rolled into one.

Band members have resumes that boast performances with the unparallel talents of The Doors and Peter Tosh. Doug Wahlberg Band has opened for classic acts such as The Ramones, David Johanson, Cheap Trick and most recently for John Hammond, Mountain and The Guess Who. Doug has worked on projects that included such legends as Rick Derringer, Elton Johnâs lyricist Bernie Taupin and Bowieâs guitarist and producer Mick Ronson. He has been managed by Lester Chambers of the Chamber Brothers and has even performed at a birthday party for which the guest of honor was Andy Warhol.

Their music has traveled international air waves, had exposure on New York radio stations and has been widely received in the college radio circuit. Members of The Doug Wahlberg Band have performed from coast to coast, as well as internationally, with concentrated club performances in New York City in hot spots like the Bitter End, CBGB, Kennyâs Castaways and the Great Guildersleeves. Recently they played their own brand of rock and roll and bent the blues rules at the Montreal Festiblues blues festival.