Solo Acoustic Guitar

[bbrip]

(2010-05-30 09:57)Pete812 Wrote:  

(2010-05-27 08:16)bbrip Wrote:  And not to forget:

Nils Loefgren - Accoustic Live

Got a copy and listened to it the other day after reading your post bbrip - A great album.

Good to hear that you liked it

[katylied Expert Linn Retailer]

I will second Michael Hedges (breakfast in the field, Aerial boundaries and watching my life goes by) as well as Pierre Bensusan that was an inspiration for Michael Hedges and dedicated a song to him (Bensusan it's the title from Aerial Boundaries). Very nice also Tommy Emmanuel and Leo Kottke.

Cheers

[Thorsoe]

(2010-05-30 11:38)bbrip Wrote:  

(2010-05-30 09:57)Pete812 Wrote:  

(2010-05-27 08:16)bbrip Wrote:  And not to forget:

Nils Loefgren - Accoustic Live

Got a copy and listened to it the other day after reading your post bbrip - A great album.

Good to hear that you liked it

I bought Accoustic Live as well and I can deffinetly second that this is a great album. Thanks bbrip and also thanks for all the other great suggestions.

I can recommend the live albums with Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds. Tim Reynolds is a genius on his guitar and his solos get's the best out of my system.

Brgds,
Jakob

[JDJH]

Hi,

Try John Renbourn and Pat Metheny.

Cheers,

John

[Spindrift]

I second John Renbourn, Chris Jones & Leo Kottke.

In the same league as Leo -and from the same Takoma era- is Peter Lang * try The Thing At The Nurseryroom Window - awesome!

Stefan Grossman is also very good.

In terms of solo bottleneck, try Ellen McIlwaine or David Tipton.

One of my favorite guitar CD's is Dean Magraw - broken silence. Not solo per se on every track but a true masterpiece!!

Steve James picks a mean string and so does Pete Berryman.

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Forgot to add:

Terry Tufts - One Night Solo - wonderful CD (Borealis)

Rory Block - Blues Walkin' Like A Man

Kelly Joe Phelps - Lead Me On

[Visoflex]

A couple of unusual others

Blu Di Genova - Beppe Gambetta
Sixth Sense - Clive Carroll