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Jerry Cantrell dives into how Alice in Chains formed, their album releases and one of the final, and most iconic, performances with former lead singer Layne Staley.

I get a little mention in this interview by Lars Ulrich. And we played together for much longer than “a few days" obviously (or I wouldn’t even be remembered). But our story is long and detailed. (You can read more about Gypsy Rose by clicking on this link.
Here’s a look into the formation of Alice In Chains in the words of Jerry Cantrell:


Gypsy Rose on August 28, 1987.
(L-R) Mike "Bones" Gersema (Drums), Mike Starr (Bass), Tim Branom (Vocals), Brock Graue (Guitar - later replaced by Jerry Cantrell in late 1987)

 

02/13/2019

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