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Caroline Blue is a melodic hard-rock trio based in Syracuse, New York, Unites States.^[1]^[2]

Caroline Blue were formed in 2000,^[3] the brainchild of Wayne W Johnson (aka WWJ- lead singer, and lead/rhythm guitar). The band also consists of Andy "Doc" Gore (bass/ backing & lead vocals) and Joe Boyle (drums/ backing bocals). WWJ's life long passion for music led him to study for a degree on the subject, and before forming Caroline Blue, WWJ was involved with several bands including Smokin' Worm, Sweet Leaf (a Black Sabbath tribute band ) and X-Rated. WWJ's vocals have been said to have an uncanny resemblance to that of Paul Stanley of Kiss^[4] and have also been compared to Matt Barlow of Iced Earth, and Joey Belladonna of Anthrax.^[5] The songs "Pain" and "Prey" are to be featured in upcoming movie Women's Playground by Tapestry Entertainment LLC. ^[6]

References

^ "The official website of Caroline Blue". Retrieved 12 April 2012.
^ Andrea Punzo. "Caroline Blue - Slave To The Hourglass @ Hardsounds.it a cura di Andrea Punzo" (in Italian). hardsounds.it. Retrieved 12 April 2012.
^ Mark Bialczak, Post Standard Music Critic, http://connect.syracuse.com/user/mbialcza/index.html
^ Joe Milliken MA, Limlight Magazine, USA ">[1]
^ Metal to Infinity Website, Belgium http://mtibelgium.00freehost.com/CarolineblueCDreviewNotfortheinnocent.html
^ http://www.womensplayground.net/

External links

Official website

[Official-1] "The official website of Caroline Blue". Retrieved 12 April 2012.

[hardsounds.it-2] Andrea Punzo. "Caroline Blue - Slave To The Hourglass @ Hardsounds.it a cura di Andrea Punzo" (in Italian). hardsounds.it. Retrieved 12 April 2012.

[3] Mark Bialczak, Post Standard Music Critic, http://connect.syracuse.com/user/mbialcza/index.html

[4] Joe Milliken MA, Limlight Magazine, USA ">[1]

[5] Metal to Infinity Website, Belgium http://mtibelgium.00freehost.com/CarolineblueCDreviewNotfortheinnocent.html

[6] ttp://www.womensplayground.net/

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