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Pat Martino: Think Tank
by Joel Roberts
It's been nearly twenty years since Pat Martino's comeback from a near-fatal brain aneurysm. In that time he's re-established himself as one of the jazz world's premier guitarists, a technically advanced post bop player who combines forward-thinking musical ideas with native Philly grit; think Pat Metheny with more soul. Think Tank , as ...
Jazz For The Open Road
By Pat Martino
Label: Savoy Jazz
Released: 2003
Track listing: Iron City; Comin' Home Baby; Theme For Malcolm; Groove's Groove; Shana; All The Things You Are; When They Ask About You; Tetragon; Bloomido; Red, Hot And Blue;
Think Tank
By Pat Martino
Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: The Phineas Trane;
Think Tank;
Dozen Down;
Sun on My Hands;
Africa;
Quatessence;
Before You Ask;
Earthlings.
Prelude
By Jack McDuff
Label: Prestige Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: A Kettle Of Fish; Candlelight; Put On A Happy Face; Prelude; Mean To Me; Carry Me Home; Easy
Living; Oh Look At Me Now; Dig Cousin Will; Theme From The Carpetbaggers; Theme From The
Pink Panther; You
Giants Of Jazz ~ Collection
By Pat Martino
Label: Savoy Jazz
Released: 2003
Track listing: Love Songs; Lover Man; I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance With You; Singers; I Love The Rythm In A Riff; Billie's Blues; Standards; Willow Weep For Me; This Can't Be Love; Ballads; How Deep Is The Ocean?; Star Dust; 'Round Midnight; 'Round Mignight; A Nightingale Sang In Berkely Square;
Ridl & Martino: Duets at Tin Angel
by Victor L. Schermer
On Saturday evening, December 13, 2003, Philadelphia was blessed to have two international jazz greats perform at a small, local venue, The Tin Angel . Of course, Pat Martino is a Philadelphian, and Jim Ridl lives near Princeton, so in that sense they are “local,” but the set that I attended was a world-class event, a ...
Pat Martino: To Renew A Life In Jazz
by Victor L. Schermer
CAUTION! This interview may positively change the way you think about and experience music, yourself, and even your life. You risk growing and changing! Pat Martino is not simply a master guitarist and jazz icon. He is insistent on being a whole human being, insistent on being himself, insistent paradoxically on playing and enjoying life to ...
Think Tank
by Victor L. Schermer
It could be said that Pat Martino most fully represents the evolution of jazz guitar artistry from the 1960's to the present day. His playing displays a striking continuity over time, even though disrupted in mid-stream by his well-known bout with a brain aneurysm that led to nearly total amnesia, and from which he more than ...
Live From Zanzibar Blue: Pat Martino Quintet
by Victor L. Schermer
Pat MartinoZanzibar Blue Philadelphia, PA October 11, 2003 Without it being spoken, guitarist Pat Martino's gig at Zanzibar Blue on October 10 and 11, was, in a certain sense, Philadelphia's way of honoring this musical legend on his own home turf. These two nights were extraordinary for a jazz ...
Pat Martino: Think Tank
by Clifford Allen
It is difficult to make mainstream jazz (hard bop, etc.) relevant in light of the subversion or destruction of its form that occurred over thirty years ago. But, as many improvisers proved, it was possible to make consistently engaging and advanced music in the hard bop idiom well after the innovations of Ornette and Cecil took ...
