(Bop, Hard Bop, Post-Bop) VA - Jazz Guitar: From the Famous Savoy Jazz Archives (3CD) - 2005, MP3, 320 kbps

01. Kenny Burrell - Tenderly (6:05)
02. Pat Martino - Impressions (4:38)
03. Charlie Byrd - A Foggy Day (3:37)
04. Larry Coryell - Nefertiti (6:31)
05. Grant Green - Old Man Moses (Let My People Go) (6:59)
06. Jazz Recital - Prelude (3:02)
07. Jazz Recital - Homage to Charlie Christian (3:45)
08. Kenny Burrell - Groovin' High (3:31)
09. Larry Coryell - All the Things You Are (8:43)
10. Grant Green - Work Song (6:12)
11. Jazz Recital - Little Girl Blue (3:44)

01. Kenny Burrell - All Blues (10:06)
02. Pat Martino - Road Song (5:43)
03. Larry Coryell - Joy Spring (6:49)
04. Larry Coryell - The Duke (4:48)
05. Kenny Burrell - So Little Time (6:25)
06. Kenny Burrell - In a Mellow Tone (5:31)
07. Pat Martino - Willow Weep for Me (5:24)
08. Larry Coryell - Yesterdays (5:50)
09. Pat Martino - Send in the Clowns (2:46)

01. Larry Coryell - My Shining Hour (5:06)
02. Grant Green - Samba de Orpheus (7:09)
03. Jazz Recital - My Heart Stood Still (3:17)
04. Jazz Recital - Chuck a Tuck (4:07)
05. Kenny Burrell - In the Still of the Night (10:24)
06. Pat Martino - Days of Wine and Roses (4:49)
07. Larry Coryell - Sophisticated Lady (5:07)
08. Jazz Recital - My Funny Valentine (3:37)
09. Larry Coryell - 'Round Midnight (8:50)
10. Jazz Recital - Spring Is Here (3:05)
11. Pat Martino - Variations and Song (3:53)

Founded in 1942 by Herman Lubinsky, Savoy grew to become one of the great reputable jazz and blues labels. Reaching its zenith in the bebop ear, Savoy became renowned for its great recordings of Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Erroll Garner, Miles Davis, The Ravens, George Shearing, Art Pepper and countless other famous names of Fifties Jazz. This compilation of Great Trumpets is drawn entirely from the famous Savoy Jazz Catalogue and is the first time that a compilation of this depth has been made available.
Good jazz guitar recordings are rare birds and this compilation of standards from some of the "raves" and less popularly acclaimed guitar players of the last fifty years makes for welcome and relaxed listening.