“I know. For years you’ve thought “they’re just cables.” And most are. But Analysis Plus is different. Once you use one, it actually becomes as much a part of your sound as the amp and the guitar. You don’t have to be an audiophile to hear and feel the difference."

-John Mayer

At the time of his debut, Masanori Sera brought an energetic rock & roll sound to an unsuspecting Japan. Within the Japanese music business, Mr.Sera was the first to take Japanese rock music mainstream, practically owning the #1 chart position at the time.

After the breakup of TWIST, Mr. Sera added the acoustic guitar to his brand of electric rock music, and starting in 1990, began acoustic concerts throughout Japan. Mr. Sera's solo acoustic shows have become renowned for showcasing his uniquely powerful performance style.

Now Masanori Sera, with his acoustic guitar, is free to regularly collaborate with the finest Japanese and foreign musicians.

About Paul Carrack...

The former vocalist of Mike and The Mechanics and the voice behind world-wide hits such as Ace's "How Long", Squeeze's "Tempted" and the timeless classic "The Living Years", has a deserved reputation as a stunning live performer.

After a highly successful summer as special guest for The Eagles at arenas across the UK and Europe,  the Sheffield-born singer and songwriter is back on tour to promote his acclaimed new album "I know That Name".

The album has received heavy airplay on BBC Radio 2 and the single "I Don't Want to Hear Any More" featuring Don Henley and fellow Eagle Timothy B. Schmit, on backing vocals, has been recorded and released as a single by The Eagles also.

Carrack’s marvelously soulful voice is known to millions around the world; he is undoubtedly a key figure in Britsh pop history. And as his devoted fans know all too well, a Paul Carrack show is always something very special.

BIO:
Home. It's a bittersweet word for singer/songwriter Nathan Tasker. As Australia's preeminent male Christian recording artist, with three best-selling albums, a string of #1 singles and numerous accolades to his credit, Nathan was on top of the world Down Under. But when that undeniable still small voice began stirring in his soul, he knew it would ultimately mean leaving home. Packing their bags at the end of 2006, Nathan and his wife Cassie walked away from his success in Australia to embark upon a new journey in America. But as difficult as saying goodbye to family and friends proved to be, there was no doubt this adventure was ordained.

He was named 2006 "Artist of the Year" and awarded "Song of The Year" by the Australian Christian Music Charts. He has written, recorded and produced several gospel albums. His song "Like You Love Me" reached #1 on the TRAA weekly Contemporary Top 30 chart[1] Nathan made his first public performance in 1993, and has since been involved in Christian Ministry through writing, singing and speaking. Over this period he has completed approximately 1200 performances.[2] His work is wide reaching, and incorporates visits to schools, churches, conventions, prisons and the media. Previously working from a Sydney base, he would annually visit the United States, Western Europe, the United Kingdom and South Africa. Nathan currently lives in Nashville with his wife Cassie.
www.nathantasker.com

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Nathan Tasker

"I've got to be honest.. As a vocalist, I usually don't pay that close attention to gear as much as instrumentalists do. However, I have noticed that my voice just seems clearer with AP cables. I used to just take a bottle of water & myfavorite headphones to a session. I think my AP Pro Oval mic cable just got added to my list of "studio must have's"!

"Last month, I made use of Pro Oval Studio Mic cable (8m) and Pro Oval
Studio guitar cable, at some live music club in Tokyo.
I never heard that kind of sound. It was excellent sound!!
Every year I had opportunity to play music in many places and I have
been singing more than 35 years. Finally I found Pro Oval Studio cables.
The sound of these cables makes me happy!! And it makes me feel so good!!
I'm most grateful to a great bassist Mr Tatuhiko Hizawa for him
introducing me these cables!
I trust that music forever and ever."
      - Masaki Ueda

Joe, is a seven-time Grammy Award-nominated American R&B singer and record producer.
 He signed to Polygram/Mercury and in 1993 released his album debut, Everything. This album produced a minor hit for him and he was subsequently released from his contract. Joe also had a song called "All the Things" that appeared on the soundtrack to the Wayans Brothers film Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (the brothers later used songs from Joe in loves scenes in their various films over the years). This song was the only smash hit from the entire album. Joe then signed to Jive Records for his 1997 album, All That I Am. This proved to be his breakthrough album, reaching #13 on the. Billboard 200 album charts and number 4 on the R&B charts. The hit singles from this album included the Top 5 R&B/Top 20 pop hit "All the Things Your Man Won't Do", the Top 5 R&B/Top 40 pop hit "Don't Wanna Be a Player", produced by Rodney Jerkins, and "The Love Scene". "Don't Wanna Be a Player", produced by Rodney Jerkins, was also featured on the Booty Call soundtrack, helping its success. All That I Am eventually went platinum in the US.[citation needed] Joe remixed a duet by Barry White and Tina Turner called "Never in Your Dreams" and wrote and produced debut albums by Ideal and Déjà Groove in the late 1990s. Joe also sang on the remix of Big Punisher's "Still Not a Player", produced by Knobody, which interpolated Joe's "Don't Wanna Be a Player".
Joe appeared on the track "Thank God I Found You" with Mariah Carey which appeared on her Rainbow album. This song was released as the second single and came a #1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100. This track also became a hit internationally, helping to raise Joe's profile in other parts of the world.
Joe released his third album, My Name Is Joe, in 2000, which became his most successful album, reaching the top of the R&B album charts and #2 on the Billboard 200, eventually selling more than three million copies. This album was also his first to make an impression outside the US. It featured the Top 5 R&B (#2) and pop (#4) hit lead single "I Wanna Know", which also reached the top 40 in the UK and Australia. The second single released was "Treat Her Like A Lady", which enjoyed moderate success. The third single, the Roy "Royalty" Hamilton & Teddy Riley-produced "Stutter", was #1 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and R&B/Hip-Hop Tracks chart, and part of the Top 10 in the UK and top 20 in Australia. Mystikal appeared on the remix of the single, which sampled The Pharcyde's 1992 hit "Passin' Me By", which in turn samples Quincy Jones' Summer in the City.
The Better Days album was released in 2001, reaching #32 on the Billboard 200 and #4 on the R&B chart. It featured two singles, "Lets Stay Home Tonight", which reached #18 on the US R&B chart, and "What If A Woman".
In 2002, Joe did another collaboration with Mariah Carey, which Joe join the vocals from Kelly Price and Mariah Carey which is the remix of the first single "Through the Rain" from Carey's album Charmbracelet. He also recorded a track called God's Work which was not released but appeared on a sampler on Jive Records
Joe recruited high profile guests for the And Then ... album released in late 2003. R. Kelly wrote the track "More and More", which was supposed to be on his Loveland album. G-Unit features on "Ride Wit U". The singles from the And Then ... album included the Top 20 R&B hit "More and More", "Ride Wit U", and "Priceless". A Double A-sided single "More and More" and "Ride Wit U" made the Australian top 40 in July 2004, as well as #12 in the UK Singles Chart. And Then ... reached #26 on the US album charts and #4 on the R&B charts.

"Wow...What a difference! I was turned onto these cables when I was touring Japan with Jake Shimabukuro. I was untangling my Monster Cables when I saw Jake pull out these bad ass cables. "What are those?" I said...the rest is history.
Analysis-Plus Cables sound better, play better, they even look better. On top of all that they don't tangle! For the road or for the studio Analysis-Plus Cables are my first choice."

Justin James

"Thanks for the cable, love them"

During nearly four decades as a professional singer-songwriter, Kenny Loggins has established himself as many things to countless music lovers. For instance for first half of the Seventies, Loggins was, along with Jim Messina, part of the popular, influential and somewhat accidental duo Loggins & Messina that formed in the wake of the classic 1971 album Kenny Loggins with Jim Messina Sittin’ In, originally meant to be Loggins’ debut solo album.

When Loggins & Messina ended their musical partnership in 1976, Loggins pressed on to explore his own musical path as an introspective solo artist, beginning with such artistically and commercially successful releases as 1977’s Celebrate Me Home, with its popular title track, and 1978’s Nightwatch, which featured Loggins smash duet with Stevie Nicks, “Whenever I Call You Friend.” Loggins has since recorded a remarkable and eclectic series of albums, including such popular highlights as 1979’s Keep The Fire (“This Is It”), 1982’s High Adventure (“Don’t Fight It,” “Heart To Heart,” 1991’s deeply personal and acclaimed Leap Of Faith (featuring “Conviction Of The Heart,” which Al Gore has called “the unofficial anthem of the environmental movement”), 1993’s exquisite live retrospective Outside: From the Redwoods and 2003’s It’s About Time.

When Joliet originated in 2007, it was an indie rock band hailing from Joplin, Missouri. Multiple member changes, trials, tribulations, and triumphs, however, formed the band into what it is today. Joliet has moved from their former indie rock sound to their current metalcore meets hardcore sound heard today. Despite the change in sound, the band’s vision remains the same. All the members in the band agree that there is a purpose to what they do. A higher calling. This band wants to make a difference, but also just wants to hang out with everyone at their shows and have a good time. With the band’s recent signing to Red Cord Records based out of Rockford, Illinois, big things are coming from these guys soon. Joliet’s first full-length CD will be recorded and released this summer. 2011 promises to be the most exciting year for Joliet yet.

"Analysis Plus got it right. I have been playing the guitar for a long time, and I have tried every cable and every pedal in the book. Now, I use 2 cables and one pedal. That pedal is my tuner. You honestly don't know what you are missing out on if you are not using these cables."