Lee Ritenour

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  • jazz
  • smooth jazz
  • fusion
  • guitar
  • jazz guitar
Ritenour was born January 11, 1952 in Los Angeles, California. He played his first session when he was 16 with the Mamas and the Papas. Nicknamed "Captain Fingers", he (along with Larry Carlton) was a sought-after session guitarist by the mid-1970s. He is noted for playing his red Gibson ES-335 and his Gibson L5 guitars. One of his most notable influences is the pioneering jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery. In 1976, he released his first solo album, First Course.

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Songs

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    Charleston

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    Children's Games

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    Children's Song #1

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    Closed Door Jam

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    Color Rit

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    Condor

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    Could You Be Loved

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    Couldn't Help Myself

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    Countdown

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    Countdown (Captain Fingers)

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    Creepin'

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    Cross My Heart

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    Crystal Morning

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    Daddy Longlicks (with Joe Robinson)

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    Dindi

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    Dolphin Dreams

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    Dolphins Don't Dance

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    Dream Away

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    Dreamcatcher

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    Dreamwalk

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    Dreamwalkin' (Along With Me) (feat. Phil Perry)

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    Drifting (with Andy McKee)

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    E (It Is)

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    É (Yeah!)

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    Early A.M. Attitude

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    Early A.M. Attitude (feat. Dave Grusin)

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    Earth Run

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    Easy Street

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    Etude

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    Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic

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    Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (feat. Michael McDonald)

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    Exodus

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    Fat Albert Rotunda

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    Fatback

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    Favela

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    Feel Like Makin' Love

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    Feel the Night

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    Fives (with Guthrie Govan & Tal Wilkenfeld)

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    Fly By Night

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    For DG

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    Forget Me Nots

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    Freeway Jam (with Mike Stern & Tomoyasu Hotei)

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    French Roast

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    G-Rit

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    Gentle Thoughts

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    Get Up Stand Up

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    Get Up Stand Up (RnB version)

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    Girl From Ipanema

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    Give Me One Reason (with Robert Cray & Joe Bonamassa)

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    Goin' on to Detroit


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