[Guitarists] Jazz resources?

Unable to afford lessons right now, I'm hoping I can be let in on some proven jazz resources (books, websites, etc), so if you have them, post them!

Thanks :D

Jimmy Bruno's "No Nonsense Jazz Guitar" DVD is awesome. You can rent it on Netflix if you don't want to shell out the $50 or whatever.

Al DiMeola wrote several books that are not Mel Bay horseshit.
If you have the discipline to really read and practice what he demonstrates...

Amazon.com: Al Di Meola's Picking Techniques: Al Di Meola: Books (http://www.amazon.com/Al-Di-Meolas-Picking-Techniques/dp/079351018X)
Al Di Meola: A Guide To Chords, Scales And Arpeggios at Musicroom.com - Tuition Books (http://www.musicroom.com/se/ID_No/0970/details.html?kbid=1070) <--- My favorite one
Al Di Meola sheet music books store (buy online). (http://www.free-scores.com/boutique/132_Al_Di_Meola_sheet_mus ic.htm)

And then when you have the cash get
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/articles/jmclaughlin_dvd_2004.jpg
http://www.mediastarz.com/shopThisIsTheWayIDoIt.php

are you wanting to play straight up jazz, or just have your playing with a touch of jazz in it?

www.jazzbooks.com

It helps to learn music theory.

Learn how to harmonize a scale in majors and minors on the fly. Then you can really learn how to play some jazz chords.