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Antonio Forcione: We'll just leave describing Antonio to The Guardian (UK) who said "One of the great acoustic guitarists". |
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Bonnie Koloc: A true renaissance woman, Bonnie was a once pivotal act on the Chicago folk scene (although her voice merges with jazz and blues). |
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Charlie Haden: Widely considered to be among the greatest-ever jazz bassists, Haden has contributed pivotal music to a stunning scope of genres. |
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Chris Anderson: Pianist, Chris Anderson is a legendary figure among musicians. |
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Daniel Mulhern: London-based singer/songwriter Daniel Mulhern has a voice imbued with a remarkable sincerity that perfectly complements the intelligence, honesty and immediacy of his compositions. |
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Dominic Miller and Neil Stacey: Two of Britain's most respected players join forces to delight with their guitar artistry. |
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Foo Foo & The Boy: A vivacious singer, songwriter guitar playing duo whose songs are truly unique. |
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Fred Simon:"Fred Simon is a committed composer who draws equally from jazz, the Beatles, and European impressionism for his inspiration..." |
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Gary Boyle: A fantastic album by jazz fusion guitarist Gary, featuring Gary Moore, John Giblin and Simon Phillips. |
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Giorgio Serci:Studying jazz with the likes of John Scofield, John Surman and Tony Oxley has made Giorgio a very gifted player. |
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Guilherme Vergueiro & Carlos dos Santos: Brazilian melodies which are perfectly suited to being played on piano and the magical seven stringed guitar. |
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Janvier Jones: This is a beautiful blend of soul, R'n'B and smooth jazz from Chicago-based singer Janvier Jones. |
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Jason Carter: TJason Carter is a guitarist who uses his unique style of world music to bridge the political and cultural divides between nations. |
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Jim Gailloreto: An accomplished saxophonist and composer, his abilities span various styles including jazz, blues, fusion and funk. |
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Jim Lampi: Multi-instrumentalist, Jim Lampi is a leading exponent of the Chapman Stick. |
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John Moulder and Ken Hall: A fascinating meeting of two prodigious musical talents and two instruments - the guitar and vibraphone. |
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Laurence Hobgood [& Union]: The Chicago Reader's Neil Tesser says, "Laurence Hobgood has emerged as one of the most powerful and accomplished pianists in American Jazz." |
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Leo Green: Van Morrison's favourite saxophonist and a regular member of Jools Holland's Big Band. |
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Mike Lindup: Mike Lindup is probably best known as the keyboardist with Level 42. |
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Mike Melvoin, Charlie Haden & Bill Henderson: Mike Melvoin has established himself as one of America's most versatile and accomplished pianists and composers. |
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Nicolas Meier Group: Nicolas Meier is an experienced guitarist (from heavy metal to classical) who plays in the fusion/funk-post bop tradition. |
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Kai Eckhardt: Perhaps best known for his work with John McLaughlin, Kai is one of the world's finest electric bass players. |
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Patrick Noland: Patrick Noland is an extremely talented musician hailing from Chicago. He composes, plays the piano - his main instrument - and also the eleven stringed guitar. |
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John van der Veer: John's fascinating guitar techniques draw upon flamenco, classical, western and gypsy steel string influences. |
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Paul Wertico: Well known for his work with Pat Metheny, Paul Wertico is one of today's most inventive and musical drummers. |
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Ramon Ruiz & Anita 'La Maltesa': "A dynamic tour de force which has an extraordinary mesmeric dimension; a rare and powerful combination driven by passion." |
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Reuben Hoch and Time: The US-based drummer who approaches the jazz trio in a highly original manner. |
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SFX featuring Alan Murphy: A collection of the most talented session musicians of the 80s, playing the London club scene as an avenue to experiment with their own music. |
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The Neil Stacey Group: Martin Taylor said of Neil: "[he] is a guitarist of considerable talent. His playing is highly inventive, full of energy and beauty." |
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Stew Cutler: Stew Cutler is a musician from the Hendrix school of guitar. |
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Ted Sirota: Ted Sirota's Rebel Souls strive to use their music as a weapon in the battle against oppression and reactionaries worldwide... |
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Tom Gullion: Saxophonist Tom Gullion is continuing the rich legacy of Indianapolis jazz musicians... |
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