Gregory Howe (born December 8, 1963) is an American guitarist and composer whose career spans more than four decades. Known for his fluid technique and genre‑blending approach, he has released ten solo studio albums and collaborated with a wide range of artists across rock, fusion, and pop. After finishing high school, Howe spent much of the 1980s performing in clubs throughout New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania alongside his brother, vocalist Albert Howe. In 1987 he sent a demo to Shrapnel Records, where label founder Mike Varney signed him immediately. His self‑titled debut, Greg Howe (1988), arrived during the height of the shred‑guitar era and became his best‑selling release. In 2009, Guitar World ranked it tenth on their list of the greatest shred albums of all time. In 1989, Howe and his brother formed the hard‑rock band Howe II, drawing inspiration from the high‑energy style of Van Halen. Through Shrapnel they released two albums: High Gear (1989) and Now Hear This (1991). Howe returned to solo work with Introspection in 1993, marking a shift toward the jazz‑fusion direction that would define much of his later career.
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Come And Get It
Direct Injection
(feat. Richie Kotzen) – Shady Lane
Button Up
2 In 1
Let It Slip
Tempest Pulse
Giant Steps
Jump Start
Proto Cosmos
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