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Secret Story: Deluxe Edition
By Pat Metheny
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: CD1: Above the Treetops; Facing West; A Cathedral in a Suitcase; Finding and Believing; The Longest Summer; Sunlight; Rain River; Always and Forever; See the World; As a Flower Blossoms (I am Running to You); Antonia; The Truth Will Always Be; Tell Her You Saw Me; Not to Be Forgotten (Our Final Hour). CD2: Back in Time; Understanding; A Change in Circumstance; Look Ahead; Et si c'Etait la fin (As If It Were the End).
My Name is Buddy
By Ry Cooder
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Suitcase in My Hand; Cat and Mouse; Strike!; J. Edgar; Footprints in the Snow; Sundown Town; Green Dog; The Dying Truck Driver; Christmas in Southgate; Hank Williams; Red Cat Till I Die; Three Chords and the Truth; My Name is Buddy; One Cat, One Vote, One Beer; Cardboard Avenue; Farm Girl; There's a Bright Side Somewhere.
Sky Blue Sky
By Wilco
Label: Nonesuch Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Either Way; You Are My Face; Impossible Germany; Sky Blue Sky; Side with the Seeds; Shake It Off; Please Be Patient With Me; Hate It Here: Leave Me (Like You Found Me); Walken; What Light; On and On and On.
Pat Metheny: Secret Story: Deluxe Edition
by John Kelman
If The Way Up (Nonesuch, 2005) is Pat Metheny Group's magnum opus, then Secret Story is the guitarist's greatest achievement as a solo artist to date. A sprawling, 76-minute epic featuring a wealth of guest artists, members of a symphony orchestra and Metheny playing countless parts on an arsenal of guitars and keyboards, its only flaw ...
Ry Cooder: My Name is Buddy
by John Kelman
Veteran multi-instrumentalist/musical archivist Ry Cooder follows up his concept album Chavez Ravine (Nonesuch, 2005) with another narrative, My Name is Buddy. This time, with a similarly large cast of players, he suggests joining “...Buddy the Cat, Lefty Mouse and Reverend Tom Toad as they journey through time and space in the days of labor, big bosses, ...
Joshua Redman: Back East
by John Kelman
For Back East, his first all-acoustic album in six years, saxophonist Joshua Redman returns from the west coast to the Big Apple, collaborating with a group of largely New York-based musicians. But the album's title refers to more than geographic relocation. A series of songs--original and otherwise--reflect an interest in Eastern harmonies and rhythms, with a ...
Wilco: Sky Blue Sky
by Doug Collette
Wilco's Sky Blue Sky belies the stark black and white of its graphics. It's music of pastels, seemingly designed to lull the listener into a false sense of security. Consider the fact it was recorded with the lineup of the band including guitarist extraordinaire Nels Cline, who brought so much expansive texture to the sextet's tours ...
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