Spanish Guitar music

check out Govi. "Havana Sunset: The Best of Govi".
very easy to listen to.

Also, a more serious CD, would be the
"The Guitar Trio - John McLaughlin, Paco De Lucia, Al Di Meola". Awesome, but a little complicated if you are not used to that kind of music, which is a mix of avantgarde jazz and spanish guitar. Same applies to "Friday Night at San Francisco" that was recommended before. Same three guys, great cd.

The Flamenco Passion is out of this world and truly sets a standard for recording ability.Kennyt hit the nail on the head for recommending this disc,the first and seventh song left my friend and I in awe of the 2players.I also think highly of the Romero brothers on the Mecury Living Presense.Take care Dennis

I just got a copy of Flamenco Passion based on the recommendations from this thread. Wow, a truly incredible piece of music. The quality is really amazing. Thanks!!

I am glad you liked the music since it is truly a incredible couple of players,I was reading the notes on the giutarist and he plays strictly by feel.The dynamics are quite silly and I have wondered how those two are able to play so well.Do enjoy-dennis

If you trully want to hear Flamenco guitar and how far it can be pushed, then get "Cositas Buenas" by Paco De Lucia. I've listened to many flamenco virtuoso's from Paco Pena, through to Montoya, the Romero brothers and some more modern ones like Tomatito, Riqueni, Nunez and Chuscales. De Lucia is by far my favorite.

John Williams, for me, is the undisputed master of the classical guitar, even better than his master/teacher Segovia (who employs a much more academic style). Listening to John Williams, I always realize how trully intimate and gentle the classical guitar can be, like a part of one's soul.

If you enjoyed Jesse Cook, Ottmar Liebert and want to pursue this nouveau flamenco genre further then you may also want to consider : Robert Michaels (Arizona), Jose Luis Encinas (Duende) and Mark Antoine ... more great players.

best of luck in your quest for music.