Your favorite jazz guitar albums?

[epi]

Hi All,

I'll add a few Greats to the list:

ATTILA ZOLLER---"COMMON CAUSE"/W RON CARTER.
Although he's not well known by many players, his command of Jazz//music is Phenominal--I can't recommend this album highly enough...NOT THE SAME OLD- SAME OLD!
WARNING: If you're only into the 'Burner's' (Martino-Bruno-et al) this album could be dangerous!!

KESSEL---"kessel plays standards". When Barney was at his peak -1950's.

MARTIN TAYLOR---''MARTIN TAYLOR IN CONCERT'' '(SOLO)'.
5 stars

MARTIN TAYLOR---"CELEBRATING GRAPPELLI", Taylor's tribute to Stephane Grappelli, whom he played with until SG's death; SG's last 3 cuts are on the album.

TAL FARLOW---ANY OF HIS '40'S-'50'S RECORDS (Actually anything at all).,,Mosaic Set is Exc.

EDDIE DURAN---WONDERFUL PLAYER/GREAT TASTE.

All have been re-issued on CD-

[mahayana]

I just listened to "Kind of Blue" (Miles Davis) again- that has to be my favorite jazz album of all time. Thinking of doing a chord melody composition for All Blues that would capture the hypnotic rhythm of that piece.

[morjaz]

Someone once gave me a tape filled up with different peoples guitar versions of this tune.There were a couple of good ones but somehow Miles' original was best sounding by far.
"so what" is another Miles number that I've played on guitar.If you have tabledit there is a tab for it at http//www.angelfire.com/music2/blackmack/