Albums
 CAB delivers an aggressive fusion Super Session, bringing together three of the most revered instrumentalists of our time. Tony MacAlpine ( Steve Vai ), Bunny Brunel ( Chick Corea ) and Dennis... |
 "CAB 2" brings together four of the most revered instrumentalists of our time. Tony MacAlpine ( Steve Vai ), Bunny Brunel ( Chick Corea ) and Dennis Chambers (Santana)and legendary keyboardist Brian... |
 "Cactus Cruz" is Firkins' third instrumental masterpiece which displays his inimitable faux slide guitar solos over compositions that range from rock to bluegrass to jazz swing, combining for a... |
 Richie Kotzen ( Poison, Mr. Big) came into the public eye in the early 90's with his eponomously titled solo release that established him as a guitar prodigy and helped land him the cover of Guitar... |
 An instrumental masterpiece displaying Firkins' inimitable guitar solos over compositions that range from rock to bluegrass to jazz swing, Firkins' international profile as a guitar innovator... |
 Just when progressive rock and fusion fans thought they've heard it all, OHM: came along to change their perspective on progressive instrumental music and to prove how good it really can get. Since... |
 Leslie West- Collection The Blues Bureau Years contains some of Leslie's greatest Blues Bureau performances and is perhaps the definitive showcaseof West's extraordinary guitar ability in the blues/... |
 "Collection" not only contains some of Jason's favorite moments from his Shrapnel and David Lee Roth recordings, it also features three new Becker compositions, each as impressive as anything he has... |
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 Guitarist Marc Rizzo (El Nino, Soulfly, Cavalera Conspiracy) is a master musician with deep musical roots in metal shred, classical and flamenco guitar and adds a Latin metal twist to the guitar... |
 "Come On In" is the fourth in a series of recordings documenting the new direction of Vital Information. In their 1998 recording Where We Come From, the band returned to the roots of U.S. Music.... |
 This is one of those rare times when you can almost judge a record by its' cover. From the title "Cosmic Connection," and the band's psychedelic logo to the moody front cover depicting Stoney Curtis... |