Peter Friedman

Contrary to what has been said by some here, I like the playing of Joe Pass a lot. Though I am in agreement that his solo recordings are not at all to my taste. Most of the solo albums strike me as technical Tour de Force sessions that lose, for me, the musical depth I hope to find. While he may not be a bebop player like Raney or Tal Farlow, he fits well, in my opinion, with the more mainstream / swing oriented players such as on the Basie Jams with musicians such as Benny Carter, Al Grey, Lockjaw, Clark Terry, and Zoot. The duo albums that feature Pass with Jimmy Rowles ,and one with Pass and Zoot are very good.

Disc 2 of 4 - Steve Turre Sextet, Jerry Weldon Quartet, George Coleman Quartet, Peter Bernstein Trio

Disc 2 of 4 - Steve Turre Sextet, Jerry Weldon Quartet, George Coleman Quartet, Peter Bernstein Trio

Stern - Piano Trio No.5, Op.70/1 "Ghost" Serkin - Piano Concerto No.2

Also includes bonus album - Art Farmer Tentet - Brass Shout

Op.18/2 and Op.18/3

Tchaikovsky - Violin Concerto

Disc 1 of 4 - Cedar Walton Trio, Harold Mabern Trio & Sextet, Bruce Barth Trio, Lea deLaria

I too am not all that fond of most solo guitar. Among the exceptions are a few recordings by Gene Bertoncini.