Albums
 For guitarist Steve Khan, "PARTING SHOT" (Golpe de Partida) marks his fourth release for Tone Center Records. The result is a stunning adventure in Latin Jazz.”PARTING SHOT” features brilliant... |
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 The newly formed Tone Center fusion label is a magnet for virtuoso jazz/rock players and continues to supply the public with outstanding quality releases. Featured players are guitarist Frank Gambale... |
 "Show 'Em Where You Live" is the third in a series of recordings documenting the "new" direction of Vital Information. In their 1998 recording "Where We Come From," the band returned to... |
 Greg Howe (Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake) has become synonymous with modern musical virtuosity. Whether performing as a solo artist, session player, or touring as a "hired gun". The focus... |
 Steve Khan's SUBTEXT, subtitled Subtexto en Azul, stands out among the prolific jazz guitarist's much lauded body of work, and is highlighted with lyrical guitar phrases that weave in and out of a... |
 The Best Of GHS chronicles the progression of this important trio's history and achieves the highest level of musical exchanges in a harder edged fusion context. Fans of these players recognize their... |
 Already heralded as "a monumental achievement in contemporary jazz," Steve Khan's "THE GREEN FIELD" is the realization of the guitarist's unique musical vision. John Patitucci ( Chic Corea), Jack... |
 Frank Gambale ( Chic Corea ), Stuart Hamm ( Joe Satriani,Steve Vai) Steve Smith ( Journey, Vital Information) have a phenomenal synergy which picks up where their first recording left off and goes... |
 "The Royal Dan" features some of the greatest names in progressive jazz/fusion guitar, each paying tribute to rock/jazz legends Steely Dan, pioneers of progressive pop music. These ten incredible... |
 Steve Smith presents an electrifying collection of some of his favorite trackstaken from the 14 albums that he played on and produced for the Tone Center label. This collection features incendiary... |
 On "Thick", Scott Henderson (Chic Corea, Jean Luc-Ponty, Joe Zawinul) and the members of Tribal Tech threw convention out the window, entering the studio for the first time without a set ... |