Average Rating: (3.9 out of 5 stars)
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Larry Carlton returns to rock
Larry Carlton has lost none of his originality as he returns to his early rock roots on this album.He plays with sparkle and is ably supported by some excellent musicians. If you like melodic rock guitar, then you'll like this album.
Submitted by jimmyjames543 (Somerset, United Kingdom) 
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Another Side Of Larry!
This is a motivator,a fun disk,a romp,jazz rock to put you in a go get'em mood.Even the slower tunes are played with urgency.The recording is clean ,with everyones part heard clearly.The smooth jazz man kicks it up to a funky level.
Submitted by bruce f. (Murphy,Tx.USA)
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What a Great CD!
This CD is outstanding! It falls somwhere between intrumental rock and fusion. The tunes are good, and all the playing is top notch. Larry shows he can play heavy and yet be more tasteful than most instrumental rock guitarists. A materful album form a guitar master. If you are really into the smooth side of smooth jazz, you probably will not like it. But if you like real music played by skilled musicians, buy it now!
Submitted by Mark Wellman (central Louisiana)
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This CD is actually very good
Plenty of solo artists have made a CD showing their ability to step outside of their normal genre. This is that CD for Larry Carlton. I've been a fan since album one and this CD is the funky rock side of Larry. He's done this before on a jazzier note, but this is definitely more rock than jazz. Any fan of good guitar (bass and/or drums) music will enjoy this CD. He's a great guitar player and this CD highlights his continuing ability to astound. Buy it.
Submitted by Rich (Plano, TX, USA)
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Playing with Heart and Fire
After years of limp releases like Fingerprints, The Gift or any of Fourplay's bland offerings, Larry Carlton's last two releases, Sapphire Blue and this new one Firewire, show him playing with heart and a fire that has been lacking for a long time. This is what he does best. Also checkout Eight Times Up. If you like your guitar playing limp then avoid this but for people who were fans of Larry back in the 70's and 80's this is a return to glory.
Submitted by Ken (Hinckley, OH, USA)
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