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One Quiet Night
By Pat Metheny
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2003
Track listing: One Quiet Night; Song For The Boys; Don't Know Why; Another Chance; And Time Goes On; My
Song; Peace
Memory; Ferry Cross The Mersey; Over On 4th Street; I Will Find The Way; North To South, East To
West; Last
Train Home
Pat Metheny Solo and Trio
by C. Andrew Hovan
Pat Metheny Solo and Trio Severence Hall Cleveland, Ohio November 9, 2003 It might serve useful to consider Pat Metheny’s chameleon-like activity as a musician akin to the trend-setting ways of Miles Davis. Like Davis, Metheny prefers to keep his sights on new horizons as opposed to recreating a known ...
A Fireside Chat with Pat Metheny
by AAJ Staff
I recall first listening to Song X and marveling at its sheer density. Often noted as what Pat Metheny should have, would have, could have been, Song X has long been an unwarranted foil for one of improvised music's most enigmatic figures. Critical dogmas have long burdened Metheny, whose versatility has liberated him from convention, playing ...
Pat Metheny: One Quiet Night
by AAJ Staff
Are you seated? For the first time in recent memory, Pat Metheny's new album is not an epic journey through musical style. One Quiet Night gives us a rare insight into the simple explorations of the baritone guitar by one of jazz music's masters. Metheny may not do something this emotionally simplistic again for some time.
Pat Metheny Group: Speaking of Now
by AAJ Staff
Speaking of Now represents a new chapter of the Pat Metheny Group, maintaining the leader’s hold on his own sound while clearly testing the capabilities of his new lineup. For the band’s eleventh studio record, Metheny has added a younger generation of players: Richard Bona, Cuong Vu and Antonio Sanchez – all from vastly different ethnic ...
Deborah Brown: International Incident
by C. Michael Bailey
Kansas City-reared jazz singer Deborah Brown employs an international, multicultural little big band to make progressive American vocal jazz, managing the logistics brilliantly to produce one of the best vocal recitals of the year. This fearless repertoire maven is not afraid of even the stickiest subjects.On International Incident,, Brown takes on two Johnny Griffin ...
Pat Metheny: One Quiet Night
by Eddie Becton
Pat Metheny, one of the most versatile guitarists of the day, demonstrates once again his penchant for harmonic richness, even minus a full band. This is another of Metheny's solo projects, the last being New Chautauqua, an underrated gem. One Quiet Night finds Metheny returning to his Lee's Summit, Missouri roots, where he was influenced by ...
Pat Metheny: One Quiet Night
by Farrell Lowe
A rich legacy of artists have found it in themselves to trust their inner voice enough to record profoundly intimate music and share it with the world. Bill Evans' Conversations With Myself, Anthony Braxton's For Alto, John McLaughlin's My Goals Beyond, Bill Frisell's Ghost Town, and Keith Jarrett's Spirits all come to mind in this context. ...
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