- Billy Cobham sat like a buddha behind the drums, taking the audience with him on an exploration of how drums can and should be played. Playing with and without drum sticks, painting the room with sounds, always impressive and even subtle at times. Even after displaying his mastery of the instrument, you sensed his humility and appreciation for the audience and fans.
- I have always been a Jerry Goodman fan and he was absolutely awesome. It amazes me how he can blend his violin into the music, yet stand out when he wants to show you what he can do. His presence was a major bonus and he was awesome.
- Watching Dean Brown on guitar was like watching bacon fry, you couldn't wait for what came next. Versatile and engaging, it was my first time seeing him live and hope to see him again. His past music associations are like a who's who of jazz greats. He was a show unto himself.
- Ric Fierabracci brought Billy's compositions to life, especially that driving bass line in 'Spectrum'. Forgive the comparison, but when Ric got to solo his experimentation reminded me of Jaco Pastorius with his subtlety and playfulness. I was amazed at the sounds he was able to produce yet keep the band together with his rhythm.