Sam Wedgwood
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| Sam Wedgwood
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| Origin |  England |
| Genre(s) | Pop |
| Occupation(s) | Singer-songwriter |
| Instrument(s) | Guitar |
| Years active | 2006–present |
| Website | Official website |
| Notable instrument(s) | |
| Guitar, Piano, Trumpet | |
Sam Wedgwood is a multi-talented, versatile musician. Despite being only 26 years old his profile and achievements during this relatively short time-span read more like those of an accomplished professional who has been in the business for decades.
In 2005 Sam took a well-earned sabbatical from music writing in order to tour the world with Jamie Cullum as a “multi-tasker” guitarist, trumpeter and vocalist.
Most musicians would have probably been more than contented to continue with the rock and roll lifestyle, playing with a successful band to audiences of up to 30,000 all around the globe. But at the end of April last year, Sam came home to England to focus on the completion of his debut album.
The album, “Small Print”, was mastered at Little Tardis Studios and clearly illustrates Sam’s varied, extensive musical tastes and influences, combining a modern acoustic vibe with some funky jazz beats, some dance numbers and real soul throughout.
Sam's current band includes Jim Board (guitar), Alex Moore (bass guitar) and Lew West (drums).
