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Varady was still only 17 when he released this 2014 major-label debut album helmed by Quincy Jones and featuring guest spots from Gregory Porter, Roy Hargrove and Steve Lukather.

These 75 feature essential work by groundbreaking musicians.

But jazz guitar, for some inexplicable reason, seems to lack the attention that it deserves.

It may stem from the fact that, back in the big band era, the guitar was seen as part of the rhythm section: an instrument that accompanied and filled out the sound rather than one that took centre-stage as a lead.

It was Charlie Christian who, as a member of Benny Goodmans band, helped change this perception with his electric-guitar playing.

Christians Solo Flight, recorded with Goodmans band in 1941, was a seminal moment for jazz guitar.

Others, like Freddie Green, who played with Count Basie for decades, and Lonnie Johnson, who played with Louis Armstrong, helped to popularise the instrument.

In Europe, Django Reinhardt played single-line melodies that gave the guitar more visibility, casting a huge influence on many jazz guitarists that that followed.

Many jazz guitarists in the 50s, as well as later, played hollow-body guitars; Tal Farlow was one such musician, and his fluid, single-note, bop-style guitar was a sensation.

There was also Howard Roberts, Herb Ellis, Kenny Burrell and Barney Kessel, all of whom combined bop and single-note picking, with Burrell, in particular, merging blues with jazz.

Jim Hall, who was classically trained, took jazz guitar in another direction, while others, like Pat Martino, helped refine the style.

Every jazz guitarist who followed has been inspired and influenced by Montgomery, who died at just 45 years old, in 1968.

Nevertheless, rock inspired jazz guitarists like Larry Coryell, while John McLaughlin created a fusion style that was a sensation.

In their wake came musicians such as Mike stern, John Scofield and Pat Metheny.

Yet at the same time the acoustic guitar remained the instrument of choice for some, including Joe Pass, Al Di Meola, Earl Klugh, Ralph Towner and, a little later still, the British group Acoustic Alchemy.

The Stan Getz and Joo Gilberto collaboration GetzGilberto, was a groundbreaking album, as was the earlier Jazz Samba, a Getz collaboration with Charlie Byrd.

Along with Gilberto, Brazilian guitarists Antnio Carlos Jobim and Luiz Bonf have all proved a lasting inspiration.

There may be some musicians youve never have heard of, but each of these albums is worth exploring.

Recorded live in the studio, it mainly consisted of lone guitar renditions of jazz standards but also contained a version of Michael Jackson s Man In The Mirror and a long, self-penned suite called Grooves Of Joy, on which the guitarist demonstrated his combination of great skill (often using a tapping technique) and emotional intelligence.

He recorded three albums for Motowns Mo Jazz imprint in the early 90s, and this, his second, issued in 1994, was the best (and most successful) of them.

Its centrepiece is a slick yet soulful cover of Janet Jackson s midtempo ballad Thats The Way Love Goes, which highlights the fluid lucidity of Browns melodic lines and his ability to ride a groove.

Their tasteful, easy-on-the-ear sound is epitomised by Mr Chow, a polite, accessible fusion of oriental music and reggae that proved very popular and helped the group capture a large listening public.

Caravan Of Dreams showcases Whites slick, smooth-jazz aesthetic, which is imbued with a palpable sun-kissed Mediterranean ambience that reflects his love affair with the nylon-stringed Spanish guitar.

He recorded this tribute to the Belgian guitarist in 1994, and though he interprets material associated with Reinhardt, Taylor is able to put his own distinctive stamp on the songs.

By the age of 13 he was headlining at Londons world-famous Ronnie Scotts jazz club.

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