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Gary Burton, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, Ray Haynes, Dave Holland: Like Minds
Although Metheny plays electric guitar, this is still what one would consider an acoustic date. Most of the tunes fit into a comfortable, mid-tempo groove, occasionally slowing down to a pensive, laid-back ballad. There are no chops-busting barnburnersthis quintet doesn't need volume or power to generate excitement or intensity. There's musical interest at every turn. This CD will continue to be rewarding after multiple plays. It's fascinating to listen to the tunes while concentrating on the accompaniment rather than the lead voice. Corea's backgrounds are especially notable.
Surprisingly, this is the first time Chick Corea and Pat Metheny have recorded together.But given their common backgrounds with the other three musicians (especially their partnerships with Burton), they established a rapport instantly. "Question and Answer" was the first tune recorded during the session, and its first take is presented here. Amazing!
Track Listing
Question And Answer; Elucidation; Windows; Futures; Like Minds; Country Roads; Tears Of Rain; Soon; For A Thousand Years; Straight Up And Down.
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Title: Like Minds | Year Released: 1998 | Record Label: Concord Music Group
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