"Wherever he goes, he has a following, and he constantly explores new ways to achieve his desired sound with his original experimental/funk/rock music."
- The Georgetown Times (Sep 28, 2007)
"Guitarist Graham Whorley is a long-time favorite on the Charleston jam scene. A master with a loop pedal, he's able to blend percussive acoustic rhythms with building, exploratory leads, creating a fusion that's difficult to sit still to."
- The City Paper- Charleston,SC (Aug 22, 2007)
"When you see someone that talented, you want people to enjoy it with you...Graham is one of the most talented musicians I've ever seen."
-Josh Quigley (owner of Quigley's Pint and Plate)
The Surge-Myrtle Beach,SC (Jul 25, 2007)
"The Virginia transplant performs more than 250 shows a year, either with a band or as a solo acoustic artist, and his guitar virtuosity is well-known even outside the confines of the Lowcountry."
- The Post and Courier- Charleston,SC- (Jul 5, 2007)
"For years, Charleston-based singer and electric/acoustic blues-rock guitarist
Graham Whorley has worked with various groups of musicians who understand his
soulful vibe and complex rock stylings. On the side, he's established himself as
a versatile solo live performer, too..."
- The City Paper-Charleston,SC
Graham Whorley is currently promoting his recently released debut solo CD "State of Affairs" and is bringing his "Get Out and Vote" theme to cities in South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia. Graham registered over 250 people in the Charleston area alone last summer and is hoping for a much larger registration at the shows this coming year. After losing his 39 year old sister, Laura Williams to ALS, (otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's Disease) a little over two years ago, Graham has been passionate about using his right to vote and is hoping others will raise their voice as well, regardless of what side of the fence they stand on.
Graham Whorley has had the pleasure of sharing the stage in the last year with several notable musicians including Tim Reynolds (longtime Dave Matthews collaborator,) Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root, New Riders of The Purple Sage, Lee Oskar of WAR, Efrem Towns (trumpet) of The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Colonel Bruce Hampton, Brock Butler of Perpetual Groove and most recently Chris Wood (founding memeber of Medeski, Martin, and Wood) and his brother Oliver Wood (of King Johnson.)
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