Calling all acoustic guitar fans...

I played the groove off my copy of "Friday Night in San Francisco" in the 80's. I recently bought it on CD and have a completely different reaction after many years of not hearing it. It's certainly full of fireworks, but I don't find I can sit and enjoy it from beginning to end like I used to. In contrast, Pat Metheney's "One Quiet Night" is a phenomenally listenable recording that's on heavy rotation these days.

Add to the list "Cielo e Terra" by Al Di Meola, "Siroco" by Paco De Lucia and " Que Alegria " by John McLaughlin.

second Steve Howe Natural Timbre

also Suzanne Vega - first lp
Steve Hackett

Narada Guitar,any Ottmar Liebert, Tuck Andress "Reckless Abandon" (which I'm listening to right now), The Coryells and a definite second for the Pizza Tapes and anything else with Grisman, Garcia and Tony Rice, which can be found on Acousticdisc.com. If your an acoustic guitar fan you must have the "Tone Poem" collections available on that site as well.

Correction... the Tuck Andress title is "Reckless Precision".