SEGOVIA 1927 Recuerdos de la Alhambra

Segovia is a legend. He will always be remembered..period!!

Add here Rafael Aguirre, Lorenzo Micheli, Denis Azabagik and Homero Hidrobo.

Parkening and Williams, in my humble opinion, are both equal. What turns people off from Williams isn't his playing but his robotic way of going about it. There is another guitarist who is never mentioned here. He teaches online and at USC. HIs name is Adam Delmonte. Not only can he play classical, but he is one of the very best flamenco guitarists I've ever heard.

The best will always be Rocky Balboa

Here, here!

Why spent your time arguing online? Enjoy the music and quit acting like children.

The best is Parkenig, no! Williams, no! Bream, no! Lagoya, no! Segovia, no! Parkening, no! Williams, no! Bream, no! Ragossnig, no! Rampazzi, no! Cifoletti, no! Strummatelli, no! Latecome, no! Bestestuck, no! Bonjambon, no! Pipitini, no! Abdulbeldur, no! Bischeroni, no! Halfret, no! Baruchsitar, no! Harponhorn no! Blackboulage, no! Catarrhesurcordes, nooo! Hammeron, noooo! Falseslur, noooooo! Tresdedosenlanarice.

Parkenig sure is great of course on of the best but he comes after lagoya and Bream ,he is on the same level as Williams

I guess you haven't heard of Christopher Parkening. One of Segovia's students.

No you don't, Christopher Parkening was a student of his and some critics claim that the mantle fell to him after Mr. Segovia died. Get his CD's...."In the Spanish Style", Parkening Plays Bach" and "Simple Gifts." You will not be disappointed. :)