A most enigmatic guitar player

@onhwy61 , thanks for the link.

@tkhill , Jimmy Smith used to play with Kenny Barrel, both my favorite jazz musicians (together with Milk Jackson). 

@audphile1 , you may listen to it in a complete darkness but not necessarily so, and  listening to it may substitute "smoking joint" (a similar effect without harming your health (:). I particularly like this album because it is not a traditional jazz album neither it is a standard rock. And the solo guitar session with Lucas is especially exiting for me because the way how a rock guitar is naturally and ingeneously is  included into a jazz performance. 

@tkhill , Grant Green was outstanding, also Wes Montgomery. And you can also consider the next generation including Joe Pass and Jim Hall. 

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@niodari 

Maybe you’ll like: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9MYjNeGhkg&list=OLAK5uy_mnX4BG5Hhx82ta14pg5fEwRw_izZQlRlI&index=2

Or:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpzmmPboRAs&list=OLAK5uy_k63Hkt1penVf4t3max4r6plAnPtWshOQM&index=2

@stuartk, thanks for the links. 

Regarding the first one, it has been some time that i did not listen to this John Abercrombie's album, I auditioned it again. You may also like his earlier similar live album with Marc Johnson and Peter Erskine, another studio album  "Current Events",  and  a  duet "Structures" with  Eddie Gomez. 

I suppose you also enjoy other jazz guitarists of his generation, Ralph Towner, Terje Rypdal, Bill Friesel, John Scofield (who also played with Miles Davis), Pat Metheny. And also the next generation guitarists,  whom I also like (Julian Lage, Antonio Forcione, Leonel Loueke, Dominic Miller, Pasquale Grasso, Wolfgang Muthspiel just to name a few). 

As to your second link, honestly, I did not know about Sonny Sharrock! I did like his album you linked to your message and also another live album (with Mitch Mitchell!) named "No Material" (the second one even more) that i am just auditioning now!