Lee Ritenour Movies

- 1994
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Soft jazz favorites Bob James on piano, Lee Ritenour on guitar, Nathan East on bass and Harvey Mason on percussion join forces as Fourplay in two hour-long live performances, with the band joined by special guest vocalists Phillip Bailey and Phil Perry. Selections include "101 Eastbound," "After the Dance," "A Summer Child," "Flying East," and eight others. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

- 1991
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Nicknamed "Captain Fingers," Lee Ritenour is renowned as a legendary jazz guitarist. In this 1991 concert film, the musician is joined at the Spectrum de Montreal by such jazz luminaries as David Benoit, Ernie Watts, Dave Valentin, and Don Grusin for a live set of eight tunes. Lee Ritenour: Live in Montreal With Special Guests includes performances of "Night Rhythms," "24th Street Blues," "Solo Flute," "Zephyr," "Rio Sol," "Etude," "Uptown," and "Rio Funk." ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
- Starring:
- Lee Ritenour
Live footage featuring performances of "Voices," "Other Love," and "Is It You?" ~ Rovi
Dyan Cannon plays the title character, a middle-aged housewife and mother who enjoys singing in local amateur contests. Almost overnight, she becomes a nationally famous rock star, with all the attendant trappings of glamour and adulation. But fame has its price: As Cannon rises to the top of her profession, she neglects her two teenaged children. Heather Locklear guest stars as a rocker who calls herself Darcy X; also in the cast is a pre-stardom Fran Drescher. Rock 'n' Roll Mom was originally telecast on The Disney Sunday Movie. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Dyan Cannon, Telma Hopkins, (more)
Live performance of jazz artists such as Dave Grusin, Diane Schuur and Tom Scott are captured on this video. ~ Rovi
It takes a fierce three-day bicycle race up in the mountains to reunite two formerly feuding brothers in this film written by Steve Tesich, the creator of another cycle movie, 1979's Breaking Away. This film will please the cycling lovers out there, as it includes actual footage taken from the famous Coors International Bicycle Classic, held in the Colorado Rockies. The plot revolves around the suspicion that one of the two brothers -- either the pragmatic sports doctor Marcus (Kevin Costner) or the impudent, driven David (David Marshall Grant) -- is likely afflicted with an inherited tendency toward cerebral aneurysms. ~ Rovi
- Starring:
- Kevin Costner, David Marshall Grant, (more)
Jazz guitarist Lee Ritenour and pianist Dave Grusin join forces for this session videotaped in 1985, live at the famous Record Plant recording studio in Los Angeles, California. Ritenour and Grusin, who are joined by Larry Williams on sax and keyboards, Carlos Vega on drums, Abraham Laboriel on bass, and Ivan Lins on piano and vocals, perform eight selections in their hour-long set, including "Power Wave," "Rio Funk," "Harlequin," and "St. Elsewhere." ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
When pianist Dave Grusin decided to start his own record company in 1977, he gave birth to what soon became one of the most successful and well-regarded labels in contemporary jazz. GRP All-Stars Live from the Record Plant features Grusin and several of the label's best known artists -- including guitarist Lee Ritenour, horn player Larry Williams, and vocalist Diane Schuur -- performing a live set at L.A.'s world-famous Record Plant Recording Studio in 1985. Selections include "Early A.M. Attitude," "Love Dance," "Awakening," "Before It's Too Late," "Revenend Lee," and three others. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Acclaimed jazz guitarist Lee Ritenour and his band -- including Jimmy Johnson on bass and Ernie Watts on sax -- perform 13 songs in this live concert taped in 1984. The set includes "Heavenly Bodies," "Sunset Drivers," "Rio Funk," "Amaretto," "Mandela," "Dolphin Dreams," and "I"m Not Responsible." ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Ritenour, pianist Bob James and other jazz musicians get together for a jam session. ~ Rovi
The Coconut Grove is the scene of another great jazz performance. ~ Rovi






