Garrison Fewell

"The Bill Evans of the guitar." Todd Kennedy, WFIT, Melbourne, Florida

"One of the music's best-kept secrets." Bob Young, Jazziz

Reflections of a Clear Moon (AC-4702)

Recorded in Budapest during a live broadcast on Hungarian National Radio

Personnel: Garrison Fewell- guitar, Laszlo Gardony- piano

Are You Afraid of the Dark (AC-4701)

Sparkling 1995 studio album puts the emphasis on the guitarist's original tunes, plus Cecil McBee's "Song of Her," last recorded by Charles Lloyd in 1967. Features the legendary bassist McBee, Accurate stalwart, drummer Matt Wilson and pianist Laszlo Gardony.

"A major talent who has remained too long in obscurity...this CD burns brightly indeed."
Ed Hazell, Boston Phoenix

"Luminous...full of lush moments and soft-hued colors."
Karl Stark, Philadelphia Inquirer

Personnel: Garrison Fewell, g; Laszlo Gardony, pn; Cecil McBee, bs; Matt Wilson, dms.

Tracks: 1.Are You Afraid of the Dark?; 2.X-Ray Vision; 3.Song Of Her; 4. Journey to the East;
5.Homage a Ravel; 6.Crossing the Border; 7.Ten Directions; 8.Alto Blues; 9.The Tower of Kazimierz.

A Blue Deeper than the Blue (AC-4700)

Debut live album follows in the footsteps of Jim Hall, Pat Martino and Kenny Burrell, and shows Garrison to have "subtle authority in his introspective, ungimmicky, fully mature playing." (Jon Garelick, Boston Phoenix). Brings out a wonderful side of pianist Fred Hersch, plus Cecil McBee and Matt Wilson.

"An instant classic." Bill DeMain, Performing Songwriter

"So fine...We guitar junkies want our stuff uncut when it's this good."
Andy Widders-Ellis, Guitar Player

Personnel: Garrison Fewell, g; Fred Hersch, pn; Cecil McBee, bs; Matt Wilson, dms.

Tracks: 1.Out of the Past; 2.Moon Over Mt. Sumeru; 3.Simone; 4.U Mandara Ke;
5.Brazilian Breeze; 6.Park Avenue Petite; 7.Blues Update.