The best acoustic guitar recordings??

Kenny Burrell "Guitar Forms"
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Jorma Kaukonen "Quah" is still a classic.

David Bromberg's first album, 1972 or so. In fact, it is what I use to show off my turntable. Remarkable recording. Also, Ralph Stanley live at McCabe's.

One CD, I'd like to mention here
Decca Record,475-479-2
Dominic Miller , Album " Shapes"

Guitars, arrangements, and recordings are great.
I have introduced this to one of my friends, being manager
of one Hi-Fi showroom handling Mcintosh ,Opera,XLO etc.
and he uses for demonstration too, but he said it is good
for testing gears.

Fortunately, the Nils Lofgren Acoustic Live is back in print.
Marco- If you like the Nuno Bettancourt and his percussive style (which I do, thx for the tip) also try Kaki King. Other than Badi Assad, the only woman in the list so far.

The one I've been playing the heck out of lately is "Floating on the Silence," by Tom Wolfe and Gene Bertoncini. Absolutely virtuostic performances of original jazz compositions and standards. Just the two guitarists, unaccompanied. The music and quality of the recording are both first rate. Great late night stuff. In fact, I think I'll put it on right now.

As a classical guitarist of 25 years' duration, I've spent countless hours listening to recitals and performances in every conceivable venue. The most realistically recorded guitar performance that I have heard is the long out of print Sheffield Lab release #10, by Micheal Newman performing the Chaconne by Bach.