At a time when the newly invented term Hi-Fi was a buzz word of the music business, Chet Atkins, like many artists of that era, recorded albums using the most advanced technologies of the time in order to put the qualities of the "modern stereo systems" to the test. But it is with no doubt thanks to Mr. Guitar"s incredible playing that this 1958 "At Home", self-recorded LP was particularly effective: the sounds of the guitar were pristine and the tracks are among Atkins"s best. From Classical and Jazz to Country and Pop, Chet was able to play any style with conviction and that is more than evident on this CD.