4 Great Guitarist Come Gun's -a- Blazin' With "G-Fire"

Summer Jazz Release G- Fire Includes Four Accomplished Guitarists! The Music Director for Diana Ross, Stevie Wonder's Guitarist, Brazilian Jazz Artist, and Johnny "Guitar" Watson's former guitarist Join Together to Record New Jazz Album.

Los Angeles (PRWEB) July 15, 2003 - A new summer jazz album titled G-Fire (Guitars on Fire)includes 4 of the most accomplished guitarists in the world. Longtime guitarist friends Morris O'Connor (Steve Wonder, Gladys Knight), Kevin Chokan (Diana Ross, Jeffery Osborne), Miguel Mega(Brazilian Jazz Artist), and Vernon Neilly(Johnny Guitar Watson, Teena Marie)have joined together to showcase their talents. For over twenty years, they have toured and recorded consistently with some of the biggest names in the business, but this is the first time that they have released their own material.

The project titled G-Fire an outstanding combination of smooth jazz and jazz fusion. The first single "B- Town" by Morris O'Connor demonstrates the talent of this guitarist. The strong melody and smooth guitar stylings makes this a favorite among jazz radio stations.

Special guests on the album include Bassist Juan Nelson (Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals) on "Flight To Ecstasy" and "Moonlight in Paradise" by Vernon Neilly. Morris O'Connor does an excellent interpretation of Freddie Hubbard's "Little Sunflower", while Miguel explores the length of jazz fusion with "Wooded", and Kevin Chokan gets funky on "Do Da".

With such busy schedules, it is a wonder that this project finished over the course of a year. Each guitarist can consistently be found performing with some of the biggest names in the business. Currently, Kevin Chokan is the music director for Diana Ross and just finished recording for Jeffrey Osborne. Stevie Wonder's Guitarist Morris O'Connor recently finished supporting Gladys Knight with her show dates in Las Vegas. Plus, Brazilian Jazz Artist Miguel Mega, and Vernon Neilly have just returned from some clinics and shows in
Brazil including a groundbreaking performance at the Brazilian Souza Lima Music Conservatory. Vernon Neilly was the first African American artist to perform at the Brazilian Souza Lima Music Conservatory.

The album will be available on July 16th in independent retail outlets and is being pushed to major retail chains. The album is released by Vernon Neilly's Boosweet Records Online(http://www.boosweet.com/).