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Wednesday Morning Records
P.O. Box 3445  Frederick, MD  21705

Abigail Richon
301-639-4383 / abby@dougalanwilcox.com
or Doug at 240-529-3018 / doug@dougalanwilcox.com

           

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sound samples

Angel (Doug Alan Wilcox / Wednesday Morning Records / 2008)
Buddha Drives A Minivan (Doug Alan Wilcox / Wednesday Morning Records / 2008)
Turn On The Light (Doug Alan Wilcox / Wednesday Morning Records / 2008)

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A seasoned singer/composer/guitarist/drummer equally at home performing his own songs or accompanying others with percussion and vocals.

The son of a hobby-guitarist, Doug diverted from a path in the visual arts when he was asked to join a rock band
in high-school and subsequently found himself bitten by the music bug.
 Since that time, he's traveled a road from solo acoustic artist through numerous electric bands of various stripes and back again having performed
along the way at some of the East Coast's most notable venues as well as countless small cafes and listening rooms.
 Give a listen - you won't be disappointed.

Doug has also appeared as percussionist with Cletus & Lori, Lori Grigsby & Sandy Moyer, Teporah, Suzanne Brindamour, Lisa Taylor and
currently performs on djembe and vocals with singer/songwriter Lea as part of her band Wilpower.
Visit www.thisislea.com for details.

If required, Doug can provide a three piece band (Doug on guitar and vocal, Lea on percussion and vocal and Will Henderson on bass).

people have said nice things....

<>  Concert presenter David Morreale:

"Doug Alan Wilcox is so smooth, light just slides off him.
....a voice that just aches with the kind of loneliness that comes from being a major talent in a minor world. "

<> Cliff Morgan of "The Coffee Mill", Clayton, North Carolina:

"Doug Alan Wilcox's music makes you feel as though you've known him forever. He reminds you that the art of the troubadour is alive and well..."

<>  Lyricist Sarah Blue:

"...clever and emotional... a rare and appealing combination. "

<>  Singer/songwriter Lori Grigsby:

“Doug Alan Wilcox is a uniquely engaging modern-day acoustic storyteller whose style reflects a variety of influences....
he draws you in and takes you places....  it is a personal experience that you won't soon forget”.

<>  Singer/songwriter Lea:

“(Doug plays)... relax and just feel good music”.

<>  Ray Ruskin of Kensington, MD's Kensington Coffeehouse on Doug's music:

"....rich, mellow, mature, complex, and inspiring."

<> Unity Church Second Saturday Concert series:

“(Doug has a) …"give it all you got" way of performing. He takes everything out of the bag... and shows it to you. He doesn't hold anything back."

<>  Washington Area Music Association Hall of Fame recipient Donal Leace:

"Doug Alan Wilcox has a …unique timbre and…vocal quality that make the listener want to hear more."

<>  Richard Fox, WCUW radio, Worcester, MA:

"Doug has a strong, resonant voice with a warm and easy delivery; the songs are layered with a full sound that rolls out and embraces you,
words and music finding their willing mark."

<>  Robert MacMillan, of the "Old Town Crier" (Alexandria, VA):

"There are these magnificent passages and flashes of insight where Wilcox lays down lyrics you know no one else has ever thought of doing before."

"...words...strung into a bead of iridescent pearls..."

"...on the cutting edge of nifty."

where's this guy been...?

Of the many coffeehouses, cafes, festivals, house concerts and radio programs in which he has
participated, a sampling of Doug's favorite performance experiences include: