Guitar Resources in Recordings - Jazz

1. Kind of Blue by Miles Davis (5.0 Stars · 11 Reviews)
   One of the greatest jazz recordings of all time. Cool
   Recordings: Jazz · 964 Hits · Posted on 12/3/1999 by Inactive Member
   
2. Virtuoso by Joe Pass (5.0 Stars · 5 Reviews)
   This is an incredible solo album. It features Joe Pass doing jazz standards completely by himself. He playhs bass and chords, melodies and chords...everything at once. He has 4 hands. Really.
   Recordings: Jazz · 2173 Hits · Posted on 9/27/1999 by Jeremy Cotton (7921)
   
3. Kenny Burrell & John Coltrane by Kenny Burrell & John Coltrane (5.0 Stars · 4 Reviews)
   Awesome jazz recording, check out Freight Trane and Why Was I Born
   Recordings: Jazz · 1068 Hits · Posted on 7/27/1999 by Jeremy Cotton (7921)
   
4. Beyond the Missouri Sky by Pat Metheny (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   Beautiful melodies and chords to inspire you.
   Recordings: Jazz · 2702 Hits · Posted on 5/10/2000 by Robert Newby (284)
   
5. Blue Train by John Coltrane (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   Coltrane's first album as a band leader, 'Blue Train' shows his considerable talents in the bluesy realm of hard bop.
   Recordings: Jazz · 1268 Hits · Posted on 9/10/1999 by Drew Todd (1193)
   
6. Headhunters by Herbie Hancock (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   Classic jazz/funk album from a great player.
   Recordings: Jazz · 989 Hits · Posted on 8/25/2000 by Inactive Member
   
7. Jim Hall & Pat Metheny by Jim Hall & Pat Metheny (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   I liked their playing, they played beautifully, and they didn't have to play a million notes to say what they were trying to say. I loved the melody on "The Birds and The Bees" and their interpretation of "Summertime". The improv tunes were cool.
   Recordings: Jazz · 937 Hits · Posted on 12/16/1999 by Eric Stanbrough (1108)
   
8. Reckless Precision by Tuck Andress (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   Super recording of fingerpicking style...
   Recordings: Jazz · 2307 Hits · Posted on 12/15/1999 by Frederick Burton (5465)
   
9. Time Out by Dave Brubeck (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
   The first of Dave Brubeck ear testing swing.
   Recordings: Jazz · 858 Hits · Posted on 12/12/1999 by Frederick Burton (5465)
   
10. Tribal Tech by Tribal Tech (5.0 Stars · 3 Reviews)
    The first Tribal Tech record, this has some of the most burning guitar I've ever heard, and was a huge influence on my playing and approach to music in general.
    Recordings: Jazz · 2371 Hits · Posted on 5/22/1999 by Christopher Sung (9639)
    
11. 1910-1953 by Django Reinhardt (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Some recordings from the master of jazz manouche guitar.
    Recordings: Jazz · 1074 Hits · Posted on 12/4/2001 by Antonio Rosa (6789)
    
12. Ballads by John Coltrane (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    This is one of the most beautiful albums I have heard. 'Trane is sublime, and McCoy Tyners' playing is faultless. Magnificently played melodies and solos, with fantatic chord voicings.
    Recordings: Jazz · 1116 Hits · Posted on 3/8/2000 by JASON D.D.R. (43)
    
13. Blowing Session by Johnny Griffin (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    With those names what else can I say....
    Recordings: Jazz · 818 Hits · Posted on 12/2/1999 by Frederick Burton (5465)
    
14. Consciousness by Pat Martino (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Pat Martino at his best........ along with his Philly posse.
    URL: http://www.patmartino.com
    Recordings: Jazz · 1251 Hits · Posted on 11/24/1999 by Frederick Burton (5465)
    
15. El Hombre by Pat Martino (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    In Stereo! The first recording Martino made under his own name. A "must-have" for jazz guitar fans.
    Recordings: Jazz · 868 Hits · Posted on 11/23/1999 by Inactive Member
    
16. Getz/Gilberto by Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    The best Bossa Nova album.
    Recordings: Jazz · 675 Hits · Posted on 10/4/2000 by Mike Shimony (88)
    
17. Good Dog, Happy Man by Bill Frisell (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Bill Frisell serves up a tasty jazz-influenced album but while keeping true to his whole Americana style that he's been into for the past decade or so.
    URL: http://www.billfrisell.com
    Recordings: Jazz · 1318 Hits · Posted on 7/26/2004 by John Rich (3189)
    
18. I Got Rhythm by Reinhardt Django (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Django plays some jazz standards, including I Got Rythm.
    Recordings: Jazz · 640 Hits · Posted on 12/4/2001 by Antonio Rosa (6789)
    
19. It's Uptown with the George Benson Quartet by George Benson (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    If you were ever put off by Benson's smooth jazz sound then fear not -- this set of 1966 performances will make your jaw drop
    Recordings: Jazz · 1867 Hits · Posted on 11/30/1999 by Inactive Member
    
20. John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman (5.0 Stars · 2 Reviews)
    Otherworldly vocals (thick and smooth like olive oil) backed by monumental musicians
    Recordings: Jazz · 411 Hits · Posted on 11/24/1999 by Inactive Member