A Jazz purist would argue that with you. Django was more Gypsy Jazz/Flamenco.

Lenny played electric.

Gypsy Jazz = Jazz.

Regardless, there are several greater jazz guitarists that i can think of.

Wes Montgomery, Charlie Christian, Joe Pass, Pat Matheny, Allan Holdsworth, John Mclaughlin, Grant Green, Les Paul, Stanley Jordan, etc.

boo boo, you musn't forget.
Shadows opinion is fact, while yours is merely opinion.

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you obviously know sqaut about Lenny Breau. A child prodigy.
He would wipe the floor with any of those guitarists you mentioned.

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In technical skill maybe, but in influence, impact, originality and actual greatness, not so much.

I'll just take it that you know squat about any of the musicians that i mentioned.

My opinion is fact, n00b!

and thats what my point was. boy are you dumb.

I don't see how being skilled as a child automatically makes you better then everyone else.

You said greatest, greatness depends on more than technical ability. Being the best is about technical ability but greatness is more.

NO YOU DIDN'T POINT THAT OUT!!!

You said he was the greatest, being the most skilled dosent make you the greatest, dipshit.