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The Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up
by AAJ Staff
From the opening sounds of traffic in Manhattan to the ascending coda, the Pat Metheny Group's The Way Up is a penetrating 68-minute statement about the search for meaning. Pat Metheny has been a clear voice in jazz since the release of his classic treatise, Bright Size Life, produced when he was 22 years ...
Rarum IX: Selected Recordings
By Pat Metheny
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Bright Size Life 2, Phase Dance, 3. New Chatauqua, 4. Airstream, 5. Every Day (I Thank You), 6. Are You Going With Me? 7. The First Circle, 8. Lonely Woman
Upojenie
By Pat Metheny
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2004
Track listing: Cichy Zapada Zmrok, Przypeyw. Odpeyw. Oddech czasu, Tam. Gdzie Nie Siega Wzrok, Biel, Czarne Seowa, Letter
From Home, Are You Going With Me?, Zupelnie Inna Ja, Zupelnie Inna Ja, By On Bye Tu, Upojenie, Piosenka Dla Stasia,
Me Jedyne Niebo, Polskie Drogi.
Anna Maria Jopek and Friends with Pat Metheny: Upojenie
by Mark Sabbatini
How many Pat Metheny fans know “Tam. Gdzie Nie Siega Wzrok" is one of his most popular songs? I'm willing to bet less than one fan in 1,000 recognizes the title, yet nearly any listener would immediately recognize it as one of most intriguing versions of “Follow Me" (from Imaginary Day ) he's performed. ...
Pat Metheny / Kenny G: The Jazz Soul of P.D.Q. Bach
by Jack Bowers
In a move that has left the jazz world buzzing and their legions of fans traumatized in shock and disbelief, erstwhile polar opposites and outspoken adversaries Pat Metheny and Kenny G have recorded together for the first time, choosing as their common ground the singularly uncommon music of the opprobrious nineteenth/eighteenth century composer P.D.Q. Bach.
Pat Metheny: Rarum IX: Selected Recordings
by Norman Weinstein
ECM's Rarum series, where artists choose their own peak recordings, has resulted in an occasionally refreshing departure from a conventional “Greatest Hits" package. Yet this Metheny retrospective seems only minutely different from a “hits" package, though it is a vast improvement over Works, the label's previous anthology of popular Metheny. Here is a 70 ...
Pat Metheny Trio at The Capitol Theatre in Cleveland
by C. Andrew Hovan
Pat Metheny Trio The Capitol Theatre Columbus, OH April 2000Much like a modern-day Ellington, guitarist and composer Pat Metheny has kept his working group together for many decades now and utilizes it as a workshop for developing his compositions, always tailoring his work, like the maestro, for the persons involved. Pushing ...
Bobby Watson
by AAJ Staff
In 1977, quite a few eyebrows were raised when drummer Art Blakey, the nurturer of many jazz greats, started touting the country kid in overalls with the alto saxophone as his latest great discovery. Eyebrows remained up in amazement as Bobby Watson let loose with a Parkeresque run of notes. Watson's sweet, full tone evokes both ...
Charlie Haden: An Analog Guy in a Digital World
by Clifford Allen
Born August 6, 1937 in Shenandoah, Iowa, Charlie Haden came up in a musical family. After moving around the Midwest, he eventually settled in Los Angeles playing bass with Hampton Hawes, Elmo Hope, and Paul Bley. A fateful meeting in 1958 with Ornette Coleman netted Haden one of his most infamous gigs, which continued with brief ...
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