Frank Vignola and Dave Stryker

Frank Vignola, a versatile jazz guitarist from New York, is known for mastering styles from fusion to swing. Influenced by legends like Django Reinhardt and Pat Metheny, his collaborations span artists like Ringo Starr, Madonna, and Tommy Emmanuel. His acclaimed works include Appel Direct and tributes like Vignola Plays Gershwin. Vignola frequently features on NPR and Public Television.

Jazz guitarist Dave Stryker, born in Omaha, blends blues and soul influences. Noted for his work with Jack McDuff and Stanley Turrentine, Stryker's acclaimed albums on SteepleChase and his own Strikezone label include "Full Moon" and "Blue Soul." He collaborates with artists like Bob Mintzer, Brian Blade, and John Pattitucci. Known for his veiled sound, Stryker has a rich discography highlighted by albums such as "Groove Street," showcasing his organ trio with guest saxophonist Walter Smith III.