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Metheny in his Element. Pat Metheny is a restless musical traveller. He's a rugged individualist who, along with his rotating band of collaborators, continues to steer the course of contemporary jazz into ever-new realms. His decades of recordings have so permeated the world of jazz and instrumental music that many new listeners may not know that much of what they are hearing today on the radio and web has roots in ideas that Metheny first brought to the table a few decades back - but which are now part of the world's jazz lexicon... And I for one am one of his toughest critics. I have all his recordings great and small. As well an ever changing playlist of everything from Radiohead to Earth Wind & Fire to Michael Franti to Melee to Alison Krauss to Foo Fighters to Jewel to Miles Davis to Duncan Sheik to Coldplay to Mice Parade to Brahms to Garbage to whatever. I listen for heart and I listen for authenticity in whatever I'm hearing. I hear it here. Lots of it. This is Pat Metheny in his native element, playing street ball with the best in the hood, everybody showing their skills and loving it. In this case it sounds like straight ahead modern guitar jazz. No gloss or layered arrangements here - just great tunes and breathtaking improvisation played by three great players - and one great bandleader. Personally, I prefer his more richly layered Pat Metheny Group recordings, but I've got room for these too. And these tunes will be even better live than on recording - I suspect - but here they sound good anyway. And as Metheny gets older, I wager that he will seek out more and more ways to get back to doing what he appears to love most - just stretching out and blowing hard over some great changes - while his band is giving it right back to him. Game on.

Unbelievable!. I just heard them play live tonight on march 2, in Santa fe. Everyone was on fire, it was just crazy

gives really nice jazz feels.. fills the room with liveliness and makes. you feel like you're roaming the streets of new orleans in 1968. great! however, it is not my taste in music, so i don't cherish it too much.

Download that extra track - clarification. If you preordered the CD from Pat's site, you got two addional tracks: "Back Arm & Blackcharge" and "Inori". The track "Whatnot" is yet an additional track beyond those, but those two were only available to fans that preordered, at least for now. If you bought the CD from Pat's site, grab "Whatnot" here to complete a 13-track set. And Christophermorley... the reason you didn't have this previously is that it just came out a couple weeks ago... you weren't missing anything!

Hand-Crafted, Top-Notch Jazz. These three never cease to amaze! It sounds like you're sitting in the room with them, and they are carefully crafting the music as they go. Sanchez plays the trap set like it's a piano or guitar melody while keeping in perfect time. McBride is smooth as silk or fast as a cat. Metheny plays the melodies perfect with lots of exploration and resolute chords/notes that he has always been known for. The thing that stands out most about this album is that it takes you on a journey, and it feels so personal. The recording has excellent fidelity that's difficult to find in our digital world these days. Enjoy!

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