Albums
 Eric Gales grew up in a musical family with four brothers, two who learned to play the guitar upside down and left-handed in the same fashion that Eric does. Eric’s brother, Eugene Gales, played bass... |
 As one half of the legendary Brecker Brothers, one of the most outstanding trumpeters, composers and arrangers on the jazz scene over the past 30 years, Randy Brecker, crafts from a larger canvas on... |
 This is Scott Henderson's first live recording and captures his critically acclaimed guitar ability as it was showcase at an LA club over several nights during 2004. Guitar fans have enjoyed hearing... |
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 Veteran blues/rock guitarist Pat Travers' new album, "Lookin Up" is a showcase for Pat's hard-driving, blues-based rock that has gained him an immense following. Smoldering blues riffs, played with... |
 Having much more in common with groups such as the Stones, AC/DC, and the New York Dolls than most bands from the metal scene, L.A. Guns are one of the few bands from this era who have maintained... |
 Chris Duarte's recordings have always been rooted firmly in the blues with a rock and roll edge. Lucky 13 continues in the tradition of contemporary blues rock with bursts of fusion, pop, and heavy... |
 Artension's "Machine" marks the group"s return to the heavy progressive sound of "Phoenix Rising" and once again showcases the musical virtuosity of founders Vitalij Kuprij (Transiberian... |
 Inspired by Cream and Mountain, guitarist/vocalist Michael Onesko and guitarist Scotty J. engage in blues guitar brawls, backed by the ex-Badlands rhythm section of Greg Chaisson and Jeff Martin.
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 Michael Landau (Seal, Miles Davis, Pink Floyd, James Taylor) is perhaps the most widely respected session guitarist of all time . This double CD live recording captures Michael Landau's critically... |
 Using stylistic blues guitar techniques, including his uncanny way of emulating the slide guitar with his whammy bar, Firkins is backed up by the big time groove of bassist Jeff Pilson (Dokken, Dio,... |
 Vinnie's debut solo album features phenomenal guitar work supported by drummer Tommy Aldridge (Ozzy Osbourne, Pat Travers, Whitesnake), bassist Andy West (The Dregs), and keyboardist Tony MacAlpine (... |