[fatcat28037]

 
go here to listen to clips.......
http://www.amazon.com/Art-Motion-Andy-McKee/dp/B000E5N0C6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1274489749&sr=1-1

 

[t/sound]

Try Flamenco Passion  by Gino D' auri

 

[Happy Camper]

Govi.

 

[feverfive]

I like Indigo Blue by David Cullen

 

[hearjam]

1) Manitas de Plata: [flamenco guitar]
 
        "Recital"  - Connoisseur Society CS 2006 [1968] (LP transcription)
 
         "Guitarra Flamenco" - Vanguard VSD 79203 [1965] (LP transcription)
 
2) Keb Mo: [blues guitar]
         "Keb' Mo' " - CD: OKeh EK 57863 [1994]
 
3) Julian Bream: [classical guitar]
      "Highlights from the Julian Bream Edition" CD: BMG/RCA Victor 61848 [1993]

 

[mlarn]

Quote:

DiMeola, McLaughlin & DeLucia, Friday Night in San Francisco.

Yes, Yes, Yes!

 

[AudioDwebe]

Pretty much anything here:  http://www.marecordings.com/main/default.php?cPath=29
 
In case this doesn't work, it's the M.A. Recordings catalog of guitar/lute music. 

 

[stringgz301]

How about:
 
Pierre Bensusan: Bamboule or Solilai
 
Leo Kottke: A Shout Towards Noon, My Father's Face, or One Guitar No Vocals (I prefer his music from after 1980)
 
Michael Hedges: Breakfast In the Fields (extremely well recorded)
 
Billy McLaughlin: Fingerdance
 
Adrian Legg: Guitars and Other Cathedrals

 

[sbruno33]

+1 one for Friday Night in San Francisco, DiMeola, McLaughlin & DeLucia.  Hands Down one of my favorite Albums of all time.

 

[High_Q]

Quote:

Trace Bundy''s Adapt CD is amazing. What he can do with just a guitar is phenomenal.

Great suggestion.  Not only is he talented, his music style is like no other.  I'm really enjoying his music.
 

 

[Uncle Erik]

Be sure to pick up Leo Kottke's "6 and 12 String Guitar" on SACD. Itnis one of the true pleashres of audiophilia.

 

[guitargeek]

I would highly recommend Andy McKee's Rylynn.