Lee Ritenour - 6 String Theory

review: The legendary guitar virtuoso has established (easy listening) himself as a major figure on the session and smooth jazz scene.
This is celebrates his 50th year of playing (Ritenour's subsequent album) guitar pro and also is a welcome (unique six-string sound) return 4 the musician, whose records always have a bit of spice and variety.

Album Details
Artist Lee Ritenour
Genre(s) Fusion-Jazz
Styles Instrumental Pop, Guitar Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Contemporary Blues, Smooth Jazz
Release Date Jun 29, 2010
Length 67:56
Country U.S.

John 5 "The Art of Malice"

album info: The former guitarist 4 Marilyn Manson. John 5 is influenced by Jimi Hendrix, 'The Art Of Malice' is John5 s fifth solo record to date. Such as the track "J.W." which are John5 s initials (versatility nicely) and what his father had (incredible demonstrate) called him growing up.

Album Details
Artist John 5

Genre(s) Rock

Styles Instrumental Rock, Alternative/ Indie Rock, Guitar Virtuoso

Release Date May 11, 2010
Country U.S.

Jeff Beck - Emotion and Commotion

review: This album is admittedly (60s riff rocker) much more relaxation and somber than anything Beck has (jazz vocalist Imelda May) done in years. Emotion and Commotion is (Screamin' Jay Hawkins covers) emotionally honest and expressive.


Album Details
Artist Jeff Beck
Genre(s) Rock
Styles Album Rock, Guitar Virtuoso, Jazz-Rock, Hard Rock, Instrumental Rock, Blues-Rock
Release Date Apr 13, 2010
Country UK

Neal Schon - Beyond the Thunder

review: Beyond the Thunder is simply put, acoustic soloing is good. It's beautifully constructed, and very relaxing music. (highly atmospheric) Bandalero may be one of the great and sensual song I've played this song over 54 times and never get tired of it, and especially on songs like Big moon, Send Me an Angel, and Zanzibar. Most of the many skills of (dazzling electric) this terrific guitarist are highlighted.

Album Details

Genre(s): Rock

Styles: Fusion, Contemporary Pop/Rock

Release Date: 1995

Country: U.S.