John Phillip

Like most singers, John Waite is only as good as the songs he sings (i.e., he still packs prime pipes), but Waite's quest for chart action often leaves him churning out demographically inspired, clinical machinations. Why doesn't anyone ever return to power pop roots? At any rate, Figure in a Landscape goes for a mature, adult contemporary atmosphere, but comes across as competent, countrified ennui. Opener "Keys to Your Heart" gets things going in a decent direction. "NYC Girl" oozes cool urban imagery, and "Thinking About You" isn't bad. "Special One" kicks up a little dust, but never gets dirty.

List of Albums:
1. The Guitar Is The Song
2. Echoes of London
3. Guitar Concertos - Bach, Handel, Marcello
4. Bach - The Four Lute Suites
5. Spanish Guitar Favourites
6. The Seville Concert
7. Spirit of The Guitar
8. Guitarra Espanola
9. The Guitarist John Williams
10. Echoes of Spain - Albeniz
11. The Ultimate Guitar Collection - Disc 1
12. The Ultimate Guitar Collection - Disc 2
13. Guitar Recital - Paganini, Scarlatti, Giuliani, Villa-Lobos
14. The Baroque Album
15. Latin American Guitar Music by Barrios and Ponce
16. Vivaldi Concertos
17. Iberia
18. John Williams and friends
19. Plays Bach and Scarlatti
20. The Great Guitar Concertos - Disc 1
21. The Great Guitar Concertos - Disc 2

2012 debut album from the winner of the 11th season of American Idol. Phillips's unique style is inspired by Jonny Lang, John Butler, Dave Matthews and Damien Rice as well as Mumford & Sons and Tool. Prior to American Idol, he also auditioned on the second season of America's Got Talent but did not make it to its finals.

My Goal's Beyond is the third solo album of John McLaughlin. The album was originally released on Douglas Records in the US. The music is strongly influenced by music of India, and was dedicated to McLaughlin's spiritual leader, Indian guru Sri Chinmoy. Side one has two longer pieces for the whole band, including soprano saxophone, flute, violin and Indian percussion. Side two of the album features eight short compositions (three standards and five originals) played solely by McLaughlin on acoustic guitar. With the recording he wanted to emphasize his equal love for the acoustic instrument and the beauty of its sound. He wasn't paid much but he's “still pleased with it". (Wiki)

While many independent artists with cool, successful "day jobs" prefer to avoid references to them when they talk about their music, SaxophonistPhillip "Doc" Martin is the complete opposite, fully embracing the inspirational factor of being a top notch practitioner in two very different professions. Beyond his ever-expanding musical fan base, hundreds of patients in the Washington DC area know him as "Dr. Martin," a board certified dentist in group practice there. His latest Innervision Records release Pocket Love, coming out this Friday March 18th, 2016, further establishes this powerful expertise via his dynamic flow and tight, funky old school driven alto vibe.