An honours graduate of the Guitar Institute in Los Angeles, Jeremy Williams mostly works solo. When a booking calls for more, he pulls in players from Brisbane to make it a duo or a full band. The playing sits across classical, jazz, folk and country, with covers from the 70s, 80s and 90s alongside his own material. Peaceful is the word he uses for it, and that fits the ceremonies, dinners and corporate rooms he tends to work. He brings his own PA. Based on the Sunshine Coast.
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Peaceful is how Jeremy Williams describes his own playing, and it holds up. The guitar sits under the conversation rather than fighting it, which suits a ceremony, a long dinner or a corporate room where people have come to talk. The standard of the musicianship is high, and where a booking calls for more than one player, the extra musicians are held to the same mark.
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