various - Lee Ritenour's 6 String Theory (more on that later)
Norman Brown - Sending My Love
The Rippingtons - 20th Anniversary
Curtis Fuller - I Will Tell Her
George Cotsirilos Trio - Past Present
Spyro Gyra - Catching the Sun
Bob James and Kirk Whalum - Joined at the Hip
Miles Davis - My Funny Valentine (in concert)
A. Ray Fuller - The Weeper

6 String Theory is fabulous. An all-star cast of guitarists, along with a newcomer, contribute to this collection of jazz, rock, blues and classical. Stay tuned for the review and interview with Lee.

Brian Culbertson - XII

Great melodies, great vocals, great Brian!

Ummm, is this even out yet?

Fourplay - self titled (first)
Fourplay (DVD) - Live in Cape Town

No, Brian's album isn't out yet. It is scheduled for release July 20, 2010.

Currently listening to the debut Fourplay. Not sure what to expect with this next incarnation of Fourplay with Chuck Loeb. Not all that familiar with him, to be honest. I thought Larry Carlton was a great replacement for the otherwise irreplaceable Lee Ritenour.

Wow, just dusted off the debut effort from Stanley Jordan-whew! Round Midnight, The Lady In My Life. and that mind blowing take on Eleanor Rigby. That technique-described as being like that of a piano player. Able to play both melody and harmony at the same time. Speaking of great guitarists- LOEB in Fourplay? Great. Why did Larry split? Fourplay has become the Yardbirds of jazz. That band having Page. Clapton, and Beck in the guitar chair at different times.

He left not too long after the new album (I believe). Chuck Loeb is currently on tour with them.

Good analogy! I am anxious to hear the new stuff. I too do not know much about Chuck Loeb. Peace and goodwill.

I ordered a Chuck Loeb disc today just to test the waters (Presence, I believe).