guitar solos where less is more

second JJ Cale for restrained brilliance. There's a reason Clapton is so enamored with his work.

Inna, your taste in guitar music seems to be pretty much flamenco and fusion jazz, which is fine by me. I'm not a huge fan of Al DiMeola's guitar playing, other than Mediterranean Sundance. I do like flamenco in small doses.

Yes, flamenco, fusion jazz and world music. But as I said, I am open to suggestions.
http://youtu.be/yXyHjNwENdI

Auralone, I'm looking for some feedback, that will let us know who's hot and who's not.

No mention of Bill Frisell? A great artist. Cliche-free playing, few notes,
and every note counts. Improvises in the traditional way of always
returning to the melody while stretching the harmonic boundaries. Miles
Davis-like use of space, and a very unique sound.

Of course, the king of packing meaning and emotion into a single note will
always be B.B.