Those who do well include - Carlos Montoya, paco de lucia and of course Andre Segovia.
I was always amazed when watching either Montoya and Segovia. I am not the music aficionado that you and Eagle are, but what ever they played I was mezmerized and astounded that it seemed the sound I was hearing could NOT be coming from just one guitar.
I saw them when ever they played anywhere near me.
When I lived in Santa Cruz some years ago, one of my roommates was a flamingo guitar player, as were several of his friends.
They would get together quite often, and I would do the palmas...if that is spelled right...You would always hear one of the novice players shout out "E" so the others would slow down so he could "catch up"
...and of course John Lee Hooker who was good enough to accompany The Doors, Bonnie Raitt and Eric Clapton.
Hay I love John Lee Hooker he was grate on his own too.
I have a CD of his in the Limonomonal Phenomozine along with Jimmy Reed and some other old timers.
Speaking of Jimmy Reed, I love his singing and his songs. Big Boss Man, Baby You Don't Have To Go etc.
John Lee Hooker (and just about everyone else important) played at SWEETWATER here in Mill Valley:
His license plate reads MR LUCKY, I kind of cut it off. I think that is a 53 Oldsmobile...
BTW. all those pics are from inside the SWEETWATER.
Actually, John Lee Jr. played a few miles away recently, unfortunately I was otherwize buzy so I missed him.
Have either one of you heard him?