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Craig Chaquico, former guitarist for Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship and ruler of the high-energy yet mellow acoustic guitar is back on track with Follow the Sun. His talent with jazz rhythms and rock licks is just as at home on the electric guitars he brings out on this album as with the classical and gut-string guitars he has primarily used on past records. Ozzie Ahlers and most of Craig's regular touring band join him again on Follow the Sun. It has rapidly moved up to tie with 'Acoustic Highway' as my 2nd-favorite Chaquico album (yes, I own them all, and beautiful guitar work, totally mello and smooth!This is more to the Mexican/Latino jazz, but the guitarist is good, and it is also fun to play along with. I never discredit a record before I have listened to it. And all musicians have a certain thing, so does Craig. Barefoot in the Sand is my favorite.Craig Chaquico is a consummate professional and has released many fine albums and this is no exception. It's relaxing to listen when you're doing nothing.I love this album and think that it is one of Craig's best. The first 2 songs, Lua Dae Mae and Azores Lisboa are my favorites...they sound so mysterious. I also loved his playing and energy.This is a great Smooth Jazz album and it never gets old.A few good songs on this CD but not his best work.I have 3 other Chaquico CD's. I love them as they are soft jazz with no vocals. This CD is a bit to Techno sounding for me and has a vocal on one of the tracks. It's OK, but I like the other CD's better.I loved the album because his sound is different that what I have been listening to in the realm of smooth jazz. His style appears to me to have a Spanish or Mexican influence. Some of his guitar work seems intricate to me.