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"Americana Symphonette "

 "The Ridiculous and the Sublime"

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT GEORGE WORTHMORE...

ROY BOOK BINDER
"I'd sell my soul to the devil to play like George Worthmore"

EXPERIENCE THE HUDSON VALLEY DOT COM 
"...dynamic performer, compelling singer, consummate guitarist, charismatic character, and funny as all get out." 

CUE MAGAZINE
"...super-talented..."

THE WOODSTOCK TIMES
"...the audience, half of them musicians, was going wild..."

EAST COAST ROCKER
"...in the pocket when it comes to playing good old rock & roll, with just the right touches of blues and jazz..."

BLUES LIFE
"Sanctified!"

JIMMY WEIDER
(Guitarist with The Band)"...George is really a charismatic performer..."

GOOD TIMES MAGAZINE
"A link in an unbroken chain...deliciously classic"

DOYLE DYKES 
"...a fine picker. I'm totally impressed."

TOM  DOERR (Master guitar builder)

"...playing is absolutely gorgeous "

THE SWAZI OBSERVER

" the audience started screaming immediately as he set foot on stage....impressive performance"

  J.R. BAKER, PRESIDENT, SOUNDSEAT INC.

"Soundseat is honored to add George Worthmore to the family. Having a player of George's stature on a Soundseat is just the absolute best!"

Fran Snyder, Founder, Concerts in Your Home.Com 

"George Worthmore is one of the few people who can say "juke Joint" without making me chuckle to myself."

Interviews With George Worthmore

GEORGE WORTHMORE AND THE BLUES ROOM

In May, 1995 George was seen playing at Manny's Carwash in New York City by the original owners of the Blues Room, in Johannesburg, South Africa. In 1997, after three South African tours, he bought the club  and emigrated. As new owner he turned the Blues Room into the number one live music club in South Africa, winning "Best of Jo'burg" for ten year. In 2007 he sold the world famous Blues Room and returned to full time guitar playing.

Some articles about George at the Blues Room: