[buddhashenglong]

Al Di Meola World Sinfonia - Heart Of The Immigrant
If you liked Friday Night in SF, check out Passion, Fire, And Grace. Same trio in the studio I read somewhere it was one take. They did an album called The Guitar Trio as well.

 

[mortonjl]

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Originally Posted by GreatDane /img/forum/go_quote.gif Some previously mentioned but these are some guitar artists that I enjoy... Al Di Meola TuckAndress Andy McKee Antoine Dufour California Guitar Trio Checkfield David Grisman Eberhard Weber Michael Hedges Jerry Douglas Jimmy Bruno Larry Coryell Leo Kottke Los Angeles Guitar Quartet Michael Hedges Ralph Towner Tommy Emmanuel Tony Rice Tuck Andress

So you think Tuck Andress and Michael Hedges?

 

[mortonjl]

Andy McKee is AWESOME

 

[irjoe]

andy mckee of course,
and antoine dufour
my absolute favorite guitarist

 

[ArmAndHammer]

Korn unplugged was surprisingly excellent.

 

[sniks7]

Try Sara K on Stockfisch: excellent music and astounding production.

They also have a few olther titles (which I haven't heard) that look interesting, including folk and jazz and a little classical piano too.

 

[smrtby123]

Check out Justin King - Le Bleu. He is along the same lines as Andy McKee. His technique is unbelievable.

+ YouTube Video​

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[ArmAndHammer]

Erick Turnbull is fantastic as well and is on the same label as Andy McKee.

 

[onurrus]

Achoustic Alchemy, Best of them can be a good start and gives you the idea.

 

[xnothingpoetic]

Don Ross- Passion Session
Nils Lofgren- Acoustic Live
Days of the New- Days of the New
Laurence Juber- L.J.
Al Di Meola- Friday Night in San Francisco
most MTV Unplugged albums

 

[NorthStar]

Richard Thompson -
Front Parlour Ballads (studio)
Small Town Romance (live)

Bonus song - "1952 Vincent Black Lightning" (on the Rumour and Sigh album)

Supreme guitar playing, often dark witted songwriting.