Solo jazz guitar recordings suggestions

[RetroSound]

Looking for some inspiring solo jazz guitar recordings and compiling a playlist... Here's what I've got so far. what should I add?

1 - Tenderly (Kenny Burrell)
2 - From Now On (George Benson)
3 - Autumn In New York (Tal Farlow)
4 - Autumn Leaves (Joe Pass)
5 - Just Friends (Ted Greene)
6 - While We're Young (Wes Montgomery)
7 - No More (Kenny Burrell)

[AllanAllen]

Johnny Smith - The Man With The Blue Guitar

[David B]

Peter Leitch, who passed away yesterday, released 'Self Portrait' in 2007. It's one of the most special solo guitar recordings in jazz.

[frabarmus]

[Cunamara]

Johnny Smith and George Van Eps's compilation recording, two very different styles of solo guitar. [edit: Legends]

Peter Bernstein's solo album recorded live at Small's.

Gene Bertoncini's solo albums, Quiet Now and- I'm drawing a blank on the other one. [edit: Body and Soul]

Pick It and Play It by Jonathan Stout.

Didn't Kenny Burrell do a solo album?

[Jimmy blue note]

Barney Kessel's solo record is lovely.
Jonathan Kreisberg ONE showcases a more modern harmonic approach.
Ralph Towner's catalog has many solo offerings, all of which are really imaginative and takes the possibilities of the instrument into an almost classical realm.
Bill Connors Theme to the Guardian is also a lovely showcase of solo guitar.
Steve Khan Evidence showcases solo guitar on tunes by Wayne Shorter and other modern composers.

[JazzPadd]

One of my favorite recordings of one of my favorite jazz ballads.

KB’s version uses a flat 6th, which I prefer to the original.

That opened up the tune to other harmonic choices.

[kris]

[RJVB]

Pick It and Play It by Jonathan Stout.

He has at least 1 other solo recording.

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