A most enigmatic guitar player

@inna , 

Santana's way of playing is completely charming and unique! And yes, Miles was a genius educator, some outstanding jazz artists he grew include Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Joe Zawinul, Kieth Jarrett, Tony Williams, Jack de DeJohnette, Billy Cobham, Al foster, Don Alias, Dave Holland, Michael Hendrson, Ron Carter, Marcus Miller, John McLaughlin, Colin Walcott, Mike Stern and John Scofield (most probably, I am forgetting somebody). To me, Miles's influence on the career and the development of these musicians was at least essential (and for some of them crucial). 

@yyzsantabarbara, Thanks for the input. Apparently, he is young and we may learn about his other performances in the future. If you like him, you may also like Lari Basilio (a Brazilian woman guitarist). Fortunately, the rock is not dying (thanks to Tony Lommi, Tom Scholz, Jimi Page, Frank Zappa and many others).

@niodari 

Abercrombie recorded three albums with Wall and Nussbaum but I prefer the one I linked. I heard Abercrombie live with Holland and DeJohnette in Gateway. I will check out the titles you’ve mentioned. My greatest reservation about Abercrombie is his use of guitar synth, which I do not enjoy. Don’t like it in McLaughlin’s hands, either. And once McLaughlin stopped using amps, I found his tone pretty lacklustre. Sorry for the rant.

Lari Basilio is a great player. Do you know Mateus Asato? 

RE: Ginger Baker, I don’t know if you’d like it (it’s not guitar-centric) but I very much enjoy "Coward of the County". Also, some of the Bran Blade Fellowship recordings have Kurt Rosenwinkel on guitar. And yet another fine guitarist that I don’t think has been mentioned is Adam Rogers. 

@stuartk , among John Abercrombie's albums with Dan Wall, I like "Speak of the Devil", but even this one is not my favorite. Neither I  like his synth solos and the combination of Wall's keyboards with Abercrombie's guitar on these albums too much. You may like his acoustic recordings with Towner. He also has a nice album with John Scofield. 

Ginger Baker's "Coward of the County" is not bad, thanks for letting us kno​w. His drums and the rhythm section sounds solid in this album. Besides, I appreciate a classical rock artist making a purely jazz album!  

I did not​ know about Adam Rogers. I did not like​his "non-jazz" albums​  too much, but his four jazz albums I found on Tidal are ok to me. ​T​hough I did not see him having his own style. He basically playe​s as Pat Matheny does in his jazz albums (e.g., in 99->00 Trio). 

How about this for a change. No, not the most enigmatic guitar player.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6R5wb9iY6I&list=FLHAEL8Iwz684WaGFx1rQchA&index=306

Enigma?  Buckethead