the song "shoot out the lights"....one of my top 5 favorite guitar solos ever.

the song "i feel so good" one of my favorite toetappers with biting lyrics...

-d. gauss

Just a quick tip - if you can't find any R & L Thompson CD's in US try amazon.co.uk. I recently got Bright Lights Tonight from there. Shipping is a bit more, but you get VAT (17.5%) off the published price if you ship to a US address and it certainly pays for several CD's at once.

Pentangle - reminds me of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, two of my guitar idols in my yoof. I couldn't believe that some of their stuff wasn't double tracked!

-Richard

I almost never read guitar mag's anymore. But I noticed Richard Thompson on the cover of an acoustic mag.

Neil

Just to weigh in on the issue, I was astounded when I heard Kenny G. noodle along with "What a Wonderful World", but I figured Louie's estate had blessed the project, so I was OK w/that even though Kenny G. sucks.

Time will sort all of this out, and future compilation disks won't feature the overdubbed Kenny G. w/Louis Armstrong in favor of the original verson, IMHO.

And for those people who have trashed Pat Methany in this thread, please consider that he was an early friend and musical collaborater of one the the greatest jazz geniuses who ever self-destructed: Jaco Pastorious.
http://www.jacopastorius.com/shoutouts.html

Jaco is probably the only person who has ever lived, with the possible exception of Pat Methany, who could overdub an instrumental solo onto "Wonderful World" and have it sound right.

Pat Methany has credibility to me, and his opinions deserve serious consideration, IMHO.