Here are some examples of what the press is saying about the Making Waves CD.

 
Greigg Fraser - Making Waves
Niagara Pulse

His first solo CD is a mixture of shimmering Andy Summers style back-ups overlaid with jazz fusion-inspired lead work, in a tone and approach very reminiscent of Jeff Beck. Griegg's skill as a songwriter and his strong sense of melody allows all of these tracks to stand on their own as memorable songs, and he clearly puts this ahead of merely devising ways to show off his ability as an extraordinary guitar player.
...Greigg has a lot in common with axemasters Joe Satriani and Eric Johnson, who are songwriters first, and showcasers second. Canada has so many fantastic musicians, and yet there are so few in this country who do what Greigg Fraser does, or have the ability to pull it off.

Greigg Fraser "Makes Waves" With His Debut Release
Fanshawe Interrobang

"Making Waves" is a well played musical work that takes the listener through different textures and moods, which in itself is unusual for an instrumental album.
The album is crisply produced and filled with heartfelt melodies, along with Greigg's signature 'chops'.

Guitarist's Diverse Experience Brings
Many Moods to New CD.
Off Beat, London Free Press.

...Making Waves starts with an unusual, ethereal combination of sounds, somewhere between a moog and humpbacked whale calls. Then it shifts gears into heavier rock riffs not heard since Jeff Beck.
One song rolls into the next, carrying you up and down from mood to mood.

Scene Magazine
Herman Gooden

The range of tones and techniques is astonishingly impressive. Give him a guitar of any kind, and there's nothing Greigg Fraser can't do.

Take Notes, Carrolton, Texas
Gregg Pearlman

Instrumental rock guitar... tasty riffs!

C&D Compact Discs,
Dundee, Scotland

Overall a great guitar album and a must for guitar enthusiasts everywhere.

 
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