Acoustic Guitar on Vinyl

Olde School - any of the earlier Paul Simon, James Taylor, or Cat Stevens works - on "vinyl"...some of the cuts that did not get a lot of air time are great acoustic tracks.  This era...the go to for me would be Tommy Emannuel - does it all ...really cutting edge would be Michael Dawes....stream one of Tommy & Michael playing together is out of this world. 

I'll reiterate Julian Bream and Carlos Montoya for classical, plus add Narciso Yepes and Christopher Parkening to that list.

Don't forget about the country guys like Roy Clark, Jerry Reed, and Buck Owens.  I would even add Dan Tyminski of AKUS fame as a great acoustic guitarist.

I spent 2 years doing the same search and the answer turned out to Nils Lofgren Acoustic Live and Friday night in San Francisco 

jdjohn; Dan Tyminski is a good player but mostly a rhythm player.

His bandmate Ron Block is fantastic player. His tasteful fills and tone he

pulls from his old D-28 are something to behold. The band being relatively new,

little is available on vinyl. Occasionally, some of their releases are simultaneously out on vinyl but I’m unsure of quality as I haven’t bought any.

I’m surprised more haven’t brought up Doc Watson. He has a large body of work going back to to late 50’s. Much of it on vinyl. He is definitely one of the best acoustic guitar players in the traditional/bluegrass genre.

Recently bought Buddy Guy ‘Going back to Acoustic’ / Pure Pleasure Records 

that’s good if you’re into acoustic blues