From the Jeff Beck group's first album, here's I Ain't Superstitious.

Don't know much about this guy, 'cept he's French and his songs are a little quirky. Hope you enjoy the title track, Full Fool.

Featuring Doug Doppler on guitar, with Billy Sheehan on bass and Brad Gillis playing the second guitar solo, here's Bring It On.

Can't say anything about this that you don't already know. Voodoo Child (Slight Return).

One of my favourite new players. This song, The Great Og, is very cool.

You may not have heard The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair before.

Tony's one of my favourite players. Here's Digitalis Destructi.

Oh, and he's coming out here in a couple of months! Violent Machine, the title track, is a good one.

The classic album that introduced the distrorted overdriven Marshall tone. Here's Have You Heard.

This is amazing. The guy makes video game sounds with his guitar. Not just a gimmick either, although Turbo and Ozone is essentially a showcase for the technique.

Great stuff by a local guitarist! Seriously! You gotta hear this CD. I'll play Nutts this week and something else next week.

Released to a mixed response back in 1973 (I think), this tribute to John Coltrane by two great guitar players is more relevant today than it ever was as it documents a type of music that is now, sadly, a lost art form. Either that or it's pretentious twaddle, much like the previous sentence. You decide. Here's The Life Divine.

Let's see what these three guys can do with this great Jimi tune. The shredders play Voodoo Child (Slight Return).

I've been enjoying this new album from Ken. Hope you like Inner Reflections.

Stevie's monumental version of this classic Jimi song, Voodoo Child (Slight Return).

This CD features the reformed Yardbirds playing a bunch of their old tunes. This track, My Blind Life, has Jeff Beck playing on it.

This CD is fast becoming one of my favourites. He's the tastiest player I've heard in ages, yet he can shred when he needs to. Here's Forgot to Make Her Mine.