Spanish Guitar

I just listened to Ottmar Liebert's Solo Para Ti. This is the first that I've found from the above recommendations. Both my wife and I much enjoyed this CD, and having Santana as a guest musician was also a treat. I hope to find some of the more traditional flamenco music listed above and compare with respect to my preferences.

Thanks again for the suggestions

John

Get Andrew York's Into The Dark CD,,he is a memebr of the LA Guitar Quartet. you wont be sorry,,world class playing and production.

Get something from Andrés Segovia or Joaquin Rodrigo.

As to Segovia consider the EMI label 'Great Recordings of the Century' series;
'Andres Segovia - 1927-1939 Recordings, volumes 1 and 2'. Segovia is, of course, largely credited with the modern establishment of the guitar as a legitimate classical concert instrument. Lots of the Spanish guitar standards in this set.

A recent issue that any Spanish/Latin American guitar fans may find worthwhile; David Russel, 'Aire Latino'on Telarc. Nice selection of Latin American music, beautifully played and recorded.