Pat Metheny Trio - Day Trip
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Free Music Review: Metheny Trio was Awesome @ Napa CA concert ~~~
Hit: 5 Stars
I am a long time lover of Pat Metheny's music & who ever he collaborates with is totally unique, imaginative, creative, and very beautiful. This CD is right on time and at the top with all of the others. It is hard to pick one favorite as Metheny reinvents himself each time he plays. I love this CD and his concert this past February 2008 @ Napa Opera House was right on . Best regards, Lori D.Free Music Review: Destined To Be A Classic?
Hit: 5 Stars
Opinions may vary but for my money this may be the best all round Metheny effort. This album just gets better and better with each hearing. Antonio Sanchez and Christian McBride are phenomenal on every piece. Metheny's playing probably has never been better. Their collaboration on this album has produced one of the most exciting jazz albums I've heard in years.Free Music Review: Metheney's trip is a good one
Hit: 5 Stars
Pat Metheney has done it - again. His guitar work is its usual work of art. He also let's McBride and Sanchez show their impressive abilities as the trio grooves through numbers ranging from quiet and emotional to rocking. I've listened to the tracks a dozen times and I'm still finding new gems in the solos and the jams.Free Music Review: The best guitar player.
Hit: 5 Stars
Yes Pat is the best guitar player in the world,he is a great master,composer,arranger a GREAT Musician.I saw him live at the Puerto Rico Heineken Jazz fest this june'08 with the band,McBride on bass,and Sanchez on drums,the whole crowd were out of words after his performance.The best record No Doubt.Free Music Review: memories of
Hit: 5 Stars
Jaco.....that writer in the Kansas City Star who after the show at the Jewish Community Center in 1977, described Pat Metheny's playing "like the wind in the trees" and I still can't think of a better description. The minimal configuration of the Pat Metheny Group is still my favorite.