Lee an I are months apart in age. I remember seeing him at a convenience store in Houston airport about 30 yrs ago Got an autograph from him then. A couple years ago went to see him at a small club in Seattle and got another autograph and pic with him. He’s like wine he gets better as he ages.
Right on, Joseph! I love them both, and I've always said that Luke is very underrated and doesn't get near the credit he deserves. Especially when you consider his session work in addition to his legendary work with Toto (who belongs in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, btw). Add in Larry Carlton, and you've got a "holy trinity" of all-time great jazz-rock-fusion guitarists.
Lee an I are months apart in age. I remember seeing him at a convenience store in Houston airport about 30 yrs ago Got an autograph from him then. A couple years ago went to see him at a small club in Seattle and got another autograph and pic with him. He’s like wine he gets better as he ages.
Lee Ritenour is actually my second favorite guitarist of all time, behind Toto's Steve Lukather.
Right on, Joseph! I love them both, and I've always said that Luke is very underrated and doesn't get near the credit he deserves. Especially when you consider his session work in addition to his legendary work with Toto (who belongs in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, btw). Add in Larry Carlton, and you've got a "holy trinity" of all-time great jazz-rock-fusion guitarists.
Interesting to be brought into the work room/ studio of Lee Ritenour. Thanks for loading!
luv this space ... has a great energy .....
I would love to know if he still has his synthaxe from earth run days.
Does anyone have any idea about the little woody amps (2 heads) he is using lately ?
A Danish guy !
What year?
Eric Tagg
Mr. Briefcase!!!!
I just can't take my eyes out of that Les Paul O_o
It is beautiful! And I’m a drummer!