1. Less Taste/More Filling
2. Kelecaster
3. Puxico Stomp
4. Cowtown
5. Exit 209
6. Dug In - Grieves, Dug
7. Templar Treasure - Falcke, Ray
8. Fender Bender
9. Wide Open - Marx, Kery
10. Cudge Boogie
11. High Roller - Shelton, Louie
Nashville Guitars
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2000-08-22)
- Publisher: Lightyear
- Label: Lightyear
- Studio: Lightyear
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 7 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #42874
Avg. Customer Review:
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Great guitar work 2007-07-22
Comment: I bought this CD on a whim. I wish I had whims like that more often. I am really not that familar with any of the artists playing here but that didn't stop me from being really impressed with what I heard when I first listened to it. Each track is by a different artist and it has no bad tracks. The CD is quality is very good and each track jumps right out there. I recommend it highly.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Nashville Guitars 2007-01-11
Comment: This is an instrumental album showcasing the talents of some of the Nashville session guitarists circa 2000. It is directed at and a MUST BUY for those country music devotees and/or guitar nuts who love virtuouso electric guitar playing. The quality of guitar playing is extemely high. The type of playing is not of the wailing wah wah and fuzz box variety. It is (fast!!!) clean picking (generally) with more than a passing nod to the blue grass roots of country music. If there is a criticism of the collection it is that the pallete of musical ideas is somewhat limited. Also there are notable absentees (to be expected) so that for example there is no contribution by Brent Mason or Dan Huff. Still a very enjoyable collection with some super guitar playing.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Awesome!! 2006-11-13
Comment: This CD is absolutely fantastic. I fail to see how someone can not like this disc. The sound is superb and the only flaw is that it isn't a double CD. You won't find any better tele players than these guys.
1 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: I was thinking of the Other Nashville.... 2005-10-05
Comment: Listenable, but not quite what I was expecting....(dog-gone those expectations, they be little more than "future resentments"). I have it in the pickup for those long drives, so I am getting some enjoyment out of it.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: A showcase of unbelievable talent! 2003-11-27
Comment: What can I say, I absolutely love this album. Every track is a guitar masterclass, other than maybe Boomer Castlemans effort which sounds like it was recorded very ad-hoc and thrown together without much thought, but is still kind of clever nonetheless. Other than that though these guys are truly the finest players in the world today, with the very obvious exceptions of Brent Mason, Ray Flacke and Albert Lee.
Superb, just superb.
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