Drummer Simon Phillips, in an in-depth Rolling Stone feature, recalls how Mick’s 1988 solo tour came together, mentioning bassist Doug Wimbish as part of Mick Jagger’s 1988 solo tour band. Read article here →

Doug Wimbish talks with Scott Goldfine about Doug’s journey into a multitude of musical genres, adapting to the frequencies and the artists he has worked with throughout his career. Listen to interviews here →

Adrian Sherwood’s On-U Sound label has re-released four legendary African Head Charge albums in vinyl and CD. The bass rhythms are provided by several legendary players, including Doug Wimbish. Read article here →

Doug speaks with Bass Player Magazine about four very memorable and essential bass sessions - and 24 hours of session work that, well, never happened . Read article here →

Doug Wimbish offers insight on how he developed his tone, style, character and confidence. Read article here →

Living Colour talks with Consequence of Sound’s Liz Ramanand about life post 2020 ShipRocked, the new pandemic world, their upbringing and the bands resolve to ‘get out the vote’. Read article here →

Living Colour’s Doug Wimbish, B-52’s Tracy Wormworth and Kyuss’ Scott Reeder are this year’s judges for BassPlayer’s ‘Bassist of the Year’. Read article here →

Doug Wimbish is well known for being the bassist in Living Colour, but 80’s Hip Hop fans know Doug as the original bassist for the iconic All Platinum and Sugar Hill Record labels. Doug is the bass behind some of the greatest Hip Hop songs of all time including Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five’s & Duke Bootee’s “The Message”. Read article here →

Highlighting the nationwide protests that followed the death of George Floyd, Living Colour released a new music video for ‘This Is The Life’. Read article and watch video here →

Writer Liz Ramanand and photographer Amy Harris documented the 2020 Shiprocked cruise, including Living Colour’s performances aboard the cruise, which sailed to Key West, FL & Cozumel, Mexico. Read diary and see photos here →

Premier Guitar asks the question “which bassists have the craziest pedalboards?” Senior Editor Ted Drozdowski answers: “Living Colour’s Doug Wimbish”. Read article here →

In an issue celebrating 100 great bass players, BassPlayer Magazine features Doug Wimbish on the roll alongside bass royalty. Read article here →

Sugar Hill Records House Band bassist Doug Wimbish iconic bassline on Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel’s hit ‘White Lines (Don’t Don’t Do It) ranks in Bass Player’s 40 best basslines of all time. Read article here →

Sugar Hill Records House Band bassist Doug Wimbish recalls his history with Sylvia Robinson, Sugar Hill artists and the label in an in-depth Billboard feature on Sylvia. Read article here →

Connecting hip hop and industrial genres, Tackhead’s 1987 debut studio album, ‘Tackhead Tape Time’, brought a new blend which remains vital today. Read article here →

Doug Wimbish is Freekbass’ featured guest on this months ‘BASS2BASS’ forum and has some fun with the conversation. Read more here →

Doug Wimbish collaborates with Roots Manuva on a new track, ‘Spit Bits’, from Adrian Sherwood's On-U Sound’s new compilation, ‘Pay It All Back Volume 7’. Read and listen here →

Music teacher Michael McGinley’s students at New Haven, CT’s High School in the Community had the opportunity to jam and talk with Doug Wimbish. The Living Colour bassist donated musical instruments to the school on behalf of the ‘WimBash Music Festival’ held on August 18 in New Haven, CT. Read more here →

Supporting Doug Wimbish’s ‘WimBash Music Festival’ held in New Haven, CT on August 18, Peavey donated $13,000 worth of musical instruments to be distributed to music programs at under-served schools in the area. Read more here →

Doug Wimbish visited Bakersfield College’s Indoor Theater for an interactive seminar discussing his early years, career and music followed by a jam session with Bakersfield students. Read more here →