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 The musical style is clearly stated: beautiful acoustic melodies, exotic echoes through the use of percussion, long and emphatic harmonies.

 'Ray’s Passage', truly successful in its thriller movie rhythm set in the jungle, decidedly cinematic in its atmosphere of continuous tension.

Randy Roos' 1993 album 'Liquid Smoke' showcases his skill as an acoustic guitarist blending world fusion, jazz, and cinematic influences. The album features memorable tracks such as 'Ferry' and 'Ray's Passage' and is praised for its well-crafted, engaging melodies and arrangements. Recommended for fans of Special Efx and acoustic fusion styles. The reviewer appreciates Roos' subtle compositional effects and finds the album refreshing and dynamic. Discover the rich acoustic world of Randy Roos' 'Liquid Smoke'—listen now and immerse yourself in cinematic world fusion melodies.

 "Color Rit from 1989 encompasses Ritenour’s best stylistic ideas, combined with a now well-matured Brazilian sensitivity."

 "Combining the musical stimuli of a colorful musical culture like the Brazilian one with the typically American fusion sensitivity Ritenour comes from is not an easy task, and here ours seems to succeed really well, with great style and experience."

Lee Ritenour’s 1989 album Color Rit showcases his eclectic jazz fusion style infused with Brazilian rhythms and pop and funk influences. The album blends lush arrangements, acoustic and electronic instruments, and smooth vocals. Highlights include the samba track E’, reggae-inspired Mister Reggae, and the Latin jazz-like title track. Overall, Color Rit is a vibrant and stylistically rich album appealing to jazz and world music lovers. Listen to Color Rit and experience Lee Ritenour’s vibrant fusion of jazz, Brazilian rhythms, and smooth melodies.