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It's Official: Ex-ORIGIN Guitarist JEREMY TURNER Joins CANNIBAL CORPSE

May 19, 2004

As BLABBERMOUTH.NET exclusively revealed on May 17, CANNIBAL CORPSE have now confirmed that they have recruited Jeremy Turner (ex-ORIGIN) to fill the second-guitarist slot in the group following the departure of Jack Owen earlier this month. "It is too early to say if he will wind up being the permanent replacement, but so far he is doing very well learning the songs," the band write on their web site. "Jeremy is a dedicated guitarist and a dedicated death metaller, as fans of his previous work already know. Learning 18 songs in less than 3 weeks is a tough job, and we want to thank Jeremy for working hard to get the job done."

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