By JENNIFER CHANCELLOR Scene Writer on Dec 12, 2012, at 7:01 AM Updated on 12/10 at 1:18 PM
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Jerry Cantrell. Courtesy
While readying
Alice in Chains’ second release without beloved singer
Layne Staley, Oklahoma-tied guitarist
Jerry Cantrell admits “It’s like having to deal with the sophomore jinx for the second time in our career.”
The veteran rocker act is featured in this month’s issue of
Guitar World magazine.
Of the 2009 release “Black Gives Way to Blue,” he said, “In my opinion, that record stood up to anything else we’ve put out in our career,” “And this new one is right up there as well.”
Staley died in 2002.
Read more about the project at
tulsaworld.com/cantrellguitar.
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