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Lee Ritenour's career has been nothing short of extraordinary. Not only has he released over 50 albums, but he’s also performed on over 3,500 other projects as a studio musician. On October 23, he’ll release a new, live album that was amassed from a series of eight live shows at Ronnie Scott’s in London. Backed by a young and extremely talented group of musicians, which includes his son Wes on drums, this live album covers a variety of compositions from Lee's vast catalog, including fresh arrangements for many of them such as “Is It You”, “Captain Fingers”, and “Rio Funk”. He’s been on our radar for quite some time, and it’s our honor to finally welcome him to the show. Inside MusiCast is pleased to welcome Lee Ritenour.
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