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Pat Metheny: Trio > Live
by C. Andrew Hovan
About this time last year the word came through that guitarist Pat Metheny, in typical chameleonic character, had joined forces with bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer Bill Stewart for a studio album and some touring in Europe and limited parts of the United States. Both Grenadier and Stewart are several years Metheny's senior, but have been ...
Trio 99→00
By Pat Metheny
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2000
Track listing: (Go) Get It; Giant Steps; Just Like The Day; Soul Cowboy; The Sun In Montreal; Capricorn; We Had A Sister; What Do You Want?; A Lot Of Livin' To Do; Lone Jack; Travels.
Trio > Live
By Pat Metheny
Label: Warner Music Group
Released: 2000
Track listing: CD1: Bright Size Life; Question And Answer; Giant Steps; Into The Dream; So May It Secretly Begin; The Bat; All The Things You Are. CD2: James; Unity Village; Soul Cowboy; Night Turns Into Day; Faith Healer; Counting Texas.
Pat Metheny: Trio > Live
by David Adler
This two-disc release documents performances from the 2000 world tour of the Pat Metheny Trio, featuring Larry Grenadier on bass and Bill Stewart on drums. Like the trio's spectacular studio release from earlier this year, the live album draws on material that spans Metheny's career. The opener takes us back to the first track on Metheny's ...
Pat Metheny: Trio > Live
by David Adler
This two-disc release documents performances from the 2000 world tour of the Pat Metheny Trio, featuring Larry Grenadier on bass and Bill Stewart on drums. Like the trio’s spectacular studio release from earlier this year, the live album draws on material that spans Metheny’s career. The opener takes us back to the first track on Metheny’s ...
Paul Wertico Trio: Don't Be Scared Anymore
by Todd S. Jenkins
Following the untimely demise of the Igmod label, the Paul Wertico Trio made an enlivening shift to Premonition to produce their first studio disc. The trio format seems to offer Wertico a better chance to really stretch out and shine than the Pat Metheny Group or his own prior groups permitted. He selected near-perfect foils in ...
Pat Metheny: Trio 99-00
by C. Andrew Hovan
There's really no surefire way to avoid all the hyperbole when discussing the exploits of the multi-faceted Pat Metheny. He is a genuine musician in all sense of the word, capable of distinguishing himself in everything he does, from soundtracks to avant-garde jazz. That he also happens to hit on a judicious mix that finds him ...
Pat Metheny: Trio 99>00
by John Sharpe
Every so often Pat Metheny dispenses with the synths, brass and wordless vocals and gets back to basics. Invariably, this minimalist approach yields a top-notch jazz recording. Such is the case with Trio 99>00. Working with bassist Larry Grenadier and fiery drummer Bill Stewart, Metheny steps forward and demonstrates that he still has the chops to ...
Jim Hall & Pat Metheny
By Pat Metheny
Label: Telarc Records
Released: 1999
Track listing: Lookin' Up, All The Things You Are, The Birds And The Bees, Improvisation No. 1, Falling
Grace, Ballad Z, Summertime, Farmer's Trust, Cold Spring, Improvisation No. 2, Into The
Dream, Don't Forget, Improvisation No. 3, Waiting To Dance, Improvisation No. 4,
Improvisation No. 5, All Across The City
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