Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Linc Chamberland (né Lionel Victor Chamberland; 13 September 1940 Norwalk, Connecticut — 24 June 1987 New York City) was an American jazz guitarist based in Connecticut who, after playing in the 1960s with The Orchids, shunned touring and thereafter subsisted by teaching privately and playing locally near Norwalk, Connecticut. Published critical acclaim by industry professionals, fans, and virtuoso jazz musicians rank Chamberland as legendary. Tommy Mottola, who, among other things, headed Sony Entertainment, called Chamberland "One of the greatest guitarist of all time." "You never heard anything like Linc."Chamberland sometimes spelled his nickname "Link" and some published references incorrectly spell his last name "Chamberlain.". }
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- Linc_Chamberland abstract "Linc Chamberland (né Lionel Victor Chamberland; 13 September 1940 Norwalk, Connecticut — 24 June 1987 New York City) was an American jazz guitarist based in Connecticut who, after playing in the 1960s with The Orchids, shunned touring and thereafter subsisted by teaching privately and playing locally near Norwalk, Connecticut. Published critical acclaim by industry professionals, fans, and virtuoso jazz musicians rank Chamberland as legendary. Tommy Mottola, who, among other things, headed Sony Entertainment, called Chamberland "One of the greatest guitarist of all time." "You never heard anything like Linc."Chamberland sometimes spelled his nickname "Link" and some published references incorrectly spell his last name "Chamberlain."".