Seth Winters

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Seth Winters frequented the New York-area club scene as a pre-teen and, before he scored his drivers license, had already performed with the likes of Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, Merl Saunders and Bernie Worrell, as well as the members of moe., Deep Banana Blackout and the Spin Doctors. Almost a decade later, Winters has returned to the live music scene a mature, confident 24-year old performing under his own name. In the intervening time, he’s relocated to Atlanta and back to New York, overcome a series of health problems and formed an all-star band anchored by Spin Doctors drummer Aaron Comess. He’s also recently started collaborating with O.A.R. saxophonist Jerry DePizzo, who recently performed with Winters in Atlanta and contributed to the young guitarist’s debut studio album. Before their upcoming performance at New York’s Annex, Winters and DePizzo sat down with Jambands.com to discuss their mutual love of the Allman Brothers, the importance of the Wetlands and playing the club circuit before they were able to legally drink.

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Seth Winters Wins JamOff

The latest artist selected for inclusion on the CD featured in each issue of Relix Magazine is New York guitar prodigy Seth Winters. Winters, who is now in his early 20s, has been playing professionally since he was a teenager, jamming with the likes of Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, Jimmy Vivino and Merl Saunders before he was old enough to drive. Winters was selected by a team of Jambands.com and Relix staffers and will be featured in the magazine’s August issue.
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