 | | Track list | | Track | Artist | Title | | | | | 1 | Mark Lettieri, Dsric Bennett, Justin Stanton | Red Dwarf | | | 2 | Mark Lettieri, Adam Deitch, Shaun Martin | Magentar | | | 3 | Mark Lettieri, Robert Searight | Pulsar | | | 4 | Mark Lettieri | Tital Tail | | | 5 | Mark Lettieri, Nate Smith, Bobby Sparks | Voyager One | | | 6 | Mark Lettieri, Steve Lukather, Jason Thomas, Wes Stephenson, Philip Lassiter, Ph | Star Catchers | | | 7 | Mark Lettieri, Travis Toy | Blue Straggler | | | 8 | Mark Lettieri, Taron Lockett, Frederic Yonnet, Braylon Lacy | Nebulae | | | 9 | Mark Lettieri, Keith Anderson | Supernova | | | 10 | Mark Lettieri | Sublight | |
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| | MARK LETTIERI | Deep: The Baritone Sessions Vol. 2 | | | Well known for his tight, aggressively grooving brand of rhythm playing, whether in the service of the GRAMMY Award-winning band Snarky Puppy, the Fearless Flyers or on his six solo albums, guitarist Mark Lettieri has found the perfect algorithm for the funk. Merging the influences of ‘70s and ‘80s rhythm and rock guitar icons like Prince and Eddie Van Halen, along with wide inspiration from George Clinton and P-Funk, Chuckii Booker, Periphery, Stevie Wonder, Steely Dan, and others. This Fort Worth, Texas resident has been insinuating his razor-sharp licks into the consciousness of funkateers since joining Snarky Puppy in 2008. Created during the pandemic, Deep: The Baritone Sessions Vol. 2 is a triumph of ingenuity built upon Lettieri’s life-long love of funk and rock and showcases the breadth and depth of Lettieri’s nasty, low-end brand of funk. The guitarist’s Fearless Flyers bandmate, drummer Nate Smith, is also onboard for this cavalcade of groove, along with Bobby Sparks, Justin Stanton and such guests as vocal sensation Jacob Collier, former Prince drummer TaRon Lockett, Rascal Flatts pedal steel guitarist Travis Toy, French harmonica ace Frédéric Yonnet, Lettuce and former John Scofield drummer Adam Deitch, Ghost-Note drummer Robert “Sput” Searight, Snarky Puppy keyboardist Shaun Martin, tenor saxophonist Keith Anderson, and special guest guitar soloist Steve Lukather. | | | Manufacturer/importer information | |
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