2010 Lee Ritenour – 6 String Theory
Lee Mack Ritenour (born January 11, 1952) is an American jazz guitarist, session musician, and composer. Lee Ritenour has contributed to over 3000 sessions, and has charted over 30 contemporary jazz hits since 1976.
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Tracks
1 Lay It Down (Lee Ritenour) 5:59
2 Am I Wrong (Kevin Moore) 4:07
3 L.P. (For Les Paul) (Lee Ritenour) 4:50
4 Give Me One Reason (Tracy Chapman) 5:16
5 “68” (Steve Lukather) 5:01
6 In Your Dreams (Lee Ritenour, Steve Lukather) 6:01
7 My One And Only Love (Guy Wood, Robert Mellin) 1:45
8 Moon River (Henry Mancini, Johnny Mercer) 5:00
9 Why I Sing The Blues (BB King, Dave Clark) 6:35
10 Daddy Longlicks (Joe Robinson) 1:54
11 Shape Of My Heart (Dominic Miller, Sting) 4:49
12 Drifting (Andy McKee) 3:43
13 Freeway Jam (Max Middleton) 4:59
14 Fives (Guthrie Govan) 4:33
15 Luigi Legnani: Caprices, Op. 20, No. 2 And 7 (Luigi Legnani) 3:29
Media
Musicians
1 Lay It Down
Bass | Melvin Lee Davis |
Drums | Harvey Mason |
Guitar | John Scofield |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Organ | Larry Goldings |
2 Am I Wrong
Bass | Nathan East |
Drums | Harvey Mason |
Guitar | Keb Mo |
Guitar | Taj Mahal |
Clavinet | Larry Goldings |
Fender Rhodes | Larry Goldings |
Harmonica | Taj Mahal |
Vocals | Keb Mo |
Vocals | Taj Mahal |
3 L.P. (For Les Paul)
Drums | William Kennedy |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Guitar | Pat Martino |
Organ | Joey DeFrancesco |
4 Give Me One Reason
Bass | Tal Wilkenfeld |
Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
Guitar | Joe Bonamassa |
Guitar | Robert Cray |
Wurlitzer | Larry Goldings |
Vocals | Joe Bonamassa |
Vocals | Robert Cray |
5 “68”
Bass | Tal Wilkenfeld |
Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
Guitar | Neal Schon |
Guitar | Steve Lukather |
Guitar | Slash |
Organ | Larry Goldings |
6 In Your Dreams
Bass | Tal Wilkenfeld |
Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Guitar | Steve Lukather |
Guitar | Neal Schon |
Organ | Larry Goldings |
7 My One And Only Love
Guitar | George Benson |
8 Moon River
Drums | William Kennedy |
Guitar | George Benson |
Piano | Joey DeFrancesco |
9 Why I Sing The Blues
Bass | Nathan East |
Drums | Harvey Mason |
Guitar | BB King |
Guitar | Vince Gill |
Guitar | Keb Mo |
Guitar | Jonny Lang |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Fender Rhodes | Larry Goldings |
Vocals | BB King |
Vocals | Vince Gill |
Vocals | Keb Mo |
Vocals | Jonny Lang |
10 Daddy Longlicks
Guitar | Joe Robinson |
11 Shape Of My Heart
Bass | Jimmy Johnson |
Drums | William Kennedy |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Guitar | Steve Lukather |
Acoustic Guitar | Andy McKee |
Keyboards | John Beasley |
Percussion | Paulinho Da Costa |
12 Drifting
Bass | Jimmy Johnson |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Acoustic Guitar | Andy McKee |
Keyboards | John Beasley |
Percussion | Paulinho Da Costa |
13 Freeway Jam
Bass | Melvin Lee Davis |
Drums | Simon Phillips |
Guitar | Mike Stern |
Guitar | Tomayasu Hotei |
Guitar | Lee Ritenour |
Fender Rhodes | John Beasley |
14 Fives
Bass | Tal Wilkenfeld |
Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
Guitar | Guthrie Govan |
Organ | Larry Goldings |
15 Luigi Legnani: Caprices, Op. 20, No. 2 And 7
Guitar | Shon Boublil |
Liner Notes
Producer, Arranged By – Lee Ritenour
Co-producer – John Burk
Co-producer, Arranged By – Steve Lukather (Tracks 5, 6, 11)
Executive-Producer – John Burk, Lee Ritenour, Mark Wexler
Copyist (Music) – Gary Lee, John Eidsvoog, Julie Eidsvoog
Edited By, Other (Additional Pro Tools) – Don Murray, Eric Ferguson, Gary Lee, Lee Ritenour
Mastered By – Sangwook Nam
Mixed By – Don Murray
Mixed By (Assistant) – Gary Lee, John Fan, Kevin Mills, Paul Lamalfa
Recorded By – Chuck Ainley (Tracks 9), Dominic Camardella (Tracks 4), Don Murray, Eric Ferguson (Tracks 10, 15), Yamanouchi Takayoshi (Tracks 13)
Recorded By (Assistant) – Miyuki Nara
Art Direction – Larissa Collins
Design (Package Design) – Michael Gassel
Photography By (Oil Painting) – Dario Campanile
Photography By (Recording Session) – Chad Reininger
Recorded at Henson Recording Studios, CA
Recording Dates: December 2009 – April 2010
Mixed at Starlight Studio
Mastered at The Mastering Lab, Ojai, CA.
September 30, 2016 @ 09:03
68!
September 30, 2016 @ 09:14
Steve explained the number 68 during a concert…I forgot exactly how it was, it had to do with 69.
September 30, 2016 @ 10:50
It’s kind of like… 68 and I owe you 1. 😉
September 30, 2016 @ 11:00
Jan I know exactly what he said.
September 30, 2016 @ 11:01
David Woods hahahahaha! Yep totally THAT. But the song is awesome with Slash too
September 30, 2016 @ 11:08
It’s a tricky riff to copy. Steve is just the man. Always will be.
September 30, 2016 @ 11:26
Yes, now I remember! Lol
September 30, 2016 @ 09:09
This album is a true classic! All tracks are awesome.
September 30, 2016 @ 14:37
Great album, great playing by Luke and Guthrie Govan is awesome on Fives!