your favorite jazz guitarist

Recordsguy

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there are some great ones, but for me it's always the smooth sounds of[wes Montgomery-wendy-down here on the ground-tequila].
 
Joe Pass
 
Lots of great jazz guitarists. Kenny Burrell is one of my fave's. But then I hear Grant Green and...:confused: and then I hear Wes and.....on and on.:D
 
Lots of great jazz guitarists. Kenny Burrell is one of my fave's. But then I hear Grant Green and...:confused: and then I hear Wes and.....on and on.:D

Totally agree! Grant Green is particularly over looked in some ways...a real genius with a light touch.
 
Enjoy those above

Jim Hall
Lenny Breau

Come to mind
 
+1 on Grant Green.

John Scofield is another guy that can do no wrong, very solid discography.

I have a thing for musicians who really put their own stamp on their instrument. You can recognize the Scofield guitar sound a mile away (at least I can), same for most of Grant Green's output too.
 
Living:
Russell Malone
Pat Martino
Bucky Pizzarelli
Kenny Burrell

Deceased:
Wes Montgomery
Joe Pass
Django Reinhart
 
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Joe Pass (spinning Virtuoso as I type this)
Grant Green
Kenny Burrell
 
John McLaughlin is one of my favourites along with Al Demolia
 
Have to admit to being a McLaughlin nut. The likes of Larry Coryel, Di Meola, Metheny, Birelli Lagrene, Sylvan Luc, Schofield etc also float my boat on a regular basis. Of course there is no 'best' out there. I was getting completely knocked out at a McLaughlin concert a few years back in Liverpool and a guy three seats up was falling asleep with boredom. Go figure?
 

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