Lee Ritenour
Lee Ritenour is a legendary, GRAMMY® Award-winning guitarist whose dazzling five-decade career has seen him traverse and master nearly every genre, from '70s fusion to '80s pop crossover and Brazilian jazz. With 45 albums, 16 GRAMMY nominations, and an Alumnus of the Year award from USC, his accolades are immense.
Known for thousands of sessions with legends like Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd, B.B. King, and Tony Bennett, Ritenour was also the fingers behind the '90s supergroup Fourplay. His 2010 album, Lee Ritenour’s Six String Theory, featured an all-star lineup including George Benson and B.B. King. His latest album, Dreamcatcher, is his first-ever solo guitar record, born from the personal challenge of losing his house, studio, and nearly 100 guitars in the 2018 Malibu fire, and the global tragedy of the pandemic. The album, which he calls a "life-saver," showcases his eclectic, melodic, and purposeful instrumental guitar work.