<p>The prolific compilers at Numero deliver another gem. As usual for Numero, the picks avoid the obvious: no John Fahey, no Sandy Bull, no Robbie Basho, etc. among these 1966-81 tracks. The best-known of the 14 artists here is <strong>Richard Crandell</strong>. Styles vary from pretty acoustic finger-picking to shadowed arpeggiations to the is-that-really-a-guitar? “Raga in D” by <strong>Ted Lucas</strong> and jangling slide on “The Delta Freeze” by <strong>Jim Ohlschmidt</strong> and “Quidate Quierda” by <strong>Tom Smith</strong>. All fans of acoustic guitar will want this disc. (Steve)</p> 2008-01-26T16:55:46-05:00 v-a-wayfaring-strangers-guitar-soli 1370002 Music 2008-01-26T16:55:46-05:00 2008-01-26T16:58:11-05:00 Numero Group The prolific compilers at Numero deliver another gem. As usual for Numero, the picks avoid the obvious: no John Fahey, no Sandy Bull, no Robbie Basho, etc. among these 1966-81 tracks. The best-known of the 14 artists here is *Richard Crandell*. Styles vary from pretty acoustic finger-picking to shadowed arpeggiations to the is-that-really-a-guitar? “Raga in D” by *Ted Lucas* and jangling slide on “The Delta Freeze” by *Jim Ohlschmidt* and “Quidate Quierda” by *Tom Smith*. All fans of acoustic guitar will want this disc. (Steve) 18.99 2008-01-26T16:55:46-05:00 manual 91 2950682 deny 1 CD 1 16.99 1370002 true true 2008-01-26T16:58:11-05:00 2008-01-26T16:55:46-05:00 2648382 1 1370002 2008-01-26T16:58:11-05:00 http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0000/4544/products/guitarsoli.jpg?1268275979 Title