Looking for recommendations

**arabicadabra** · 09-19-2018

At the time it came out, the guitar magazines were insisting that they were not programmed; rather, played by him on a keyboard, thereby adding more dimension to the album's title.

Originally Posted by Burley Wright

And the scary thing is he plays everything on the album (1992 version anyway), but the drums are programmed, at least they're programmed by him.

**jake** · 09-19-2018

Originally Posted by Frankh

Joe Pass

My favourite guitarist bar none - although a lot of his stuff might not fit the bill here - I'm pretty sure Tudo Bem would

- what could be more of a groove than a Brazilian groove - which brings us to Toninho Horta - although he does occasionally sing or use singers - here's a nice one:

And lastly for now - how about the late, much lamented genius Emily Remler - the more I listen to her the more I realise what a massive loss the music world suffered with her passing. Fuck heroin! Anyway - this is definitely worth a listen:

**Fracktured** · 09-19-2018

Originally Posted by notallwhowander

Grant Green?

Never had one album of his. Where should I start?

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**Magic Mountain** · 09-19-2018

Originally Posted by Scott Bails

Love Grant Green. He and Kenny Burrell are my favorite jazz guitarists.

Do they have more like this? Never heard of them.

Janos Varga has 3 solo instrumental albums all in the same style. I believe that you would like all 3.

In a similar style, try some early Buckethead where he is a bit more restrained in his playing, such as, Electric Tears, Colma, and Population Override. There could be others in this vein but he releases so much material I am years behind