Hugh Ferguson has an awsome band. He's a wholenote alumni as well. Check his homepage!

Ok Jim. I will check it out. Thanks.

His website is:

www.hughferguson.net

He also has an mp3 at wholenote too. Time to Change

He is really a great guitarist. Hardly makes a peep around here but has opened for the likes of John McLaughlin. His drummer actually has played with McLaughlin and is super talented! Joel Taylor is his name.

You are in for a treat my friend!

Jim

The Dregs.

james

I have a couple: Brand X and Gamalon.

How about David Sancious & Tone, &/or Stephan Grappelli.

Garage-a-trois http://www.garageatrois.com/
Garaj Mahal http://www.garajmahal.net

And those are just the "Garage Bands"

Cin

Dark Hall

it's actually one of Steve DiGiorgio's (Testament, Death, Iced Earth, Control Denied, Vintersorg, Sadus, Quo Vadis.. bassist) side projects, but it's really cool

they used to have an mp3.com site, but since mp3.com went down the crapper, i dunno where you might be able to find their stuff online. but you can go to Steve's website and get the demo:

Click

Ryan

http://www.jukkatolonen.com/

Best ever!

Not sure if they're Jazz/Fusion, but I LOVE the Dixie Dregs!!!

Chris

Freefall was pure jazz fusion. They slowly migrated to rock fusion over the years.

james

Agreed, Chris. 'Night of the Living Dregs' is my favorite album of theirs. Steve Morse smokes on "The Bash". "Country House Shuffle" and "Punk Sandwich" are also great tunes off of that album. Morse can play many styles, flawlessly.