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Above Records is proud to present one of today’s most celebrated jazz masters, Thomas Jones, Jr. Thomas has blended the sounds of Jazz, Rock, Blues and to create his own smooth, relaxing sound that brings peace to the omas' musical influences include a wide spectrum of jazz guitarists, from John Abercrombie, Joe Beck, Larry Carlton to George Benson, Earl Klugh and Lee Ritenour.
From uptempo melodies, fusion filled tracks and mellow ballads, Thomas Jones' jazz guitar music speaks to the soul of the true lover of jazz guitar and the jazz novice alike. We invite you to spend an evening with Thomas' music and let yourself drift to a distant shore. and comfort to the soul. His powerful lead guitar and the music he composes, captivates and mesmerizes his audiences. An evening listening to Thomas, takes the listener on a journey filled with passion, excitement and mystery.
From uptempo melodies, fusion filled tracks and mellow ballads, Thomas Jones' jazz guitar music speaks to the soul of the true lover of jazz guitar and the jazz novice alike. We invite you to spend an evening with Thomas' music and let yourself drift to a distant shore. and comfort to the soul. His powerful lead guitar and the music he composes, captivates and mesmerizes his audiences. An evening listening to Thomas, takes the listener on a journey filled with passion, excitement and mystery.
Thomas' musical influences include a wide spectrum of jazz guitarists, from John Abercrombie, Joe Beck, Larry Carlton to George Benson, Earl Klugh and Lee Ritenour.
From uptempo melodies, fusion filled tracks and mellow ballads, Thomas Jones' jazz guitar music speaks to the soul of the true lover of jazz guitar and the jazz novice alike. We invite you to spend an evening with Thomas' music and let yourself drift to a distant shore.
From uptempo melodies, fusion filled tracks and mellow ballads, Thomas Jones' jazz guitar music speaks to the soul of the true lover of jazz guitar and the jazz novice alike. We invite you to spend an evening with Thomas' music and let yourself drift to a distant shore.
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