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Trio-Live
(2000)
Track Listing: Bright Size Life; Question And Answer; Giant Steps; Into
The Dream; So May It Secretly Begin; Bat; All The Things You Are; James;
Unity Village; Soul Cowboy; Night Turns Into Day; Faith Healer; Counting
Texas;
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Bright
Size Life (1975)
BRIGHT SIZE LIFE, his first solo album, is an anomaly in the Pat Metheny
discography. Rather than inaugurating a new era in his music, it
celebrates the end of another. Of the eight superb arrangements that
make up BRIGHT SIZE ...
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Travels
(1983)
Recorded live in Dallas, Texas; Nacogdoches, Texas; Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; Hartford, Connecticut; Sacramento, California in July,
October and November 1982. A double album that flirts with rock, folk,
country and Latin - but is emphatically a jazz album. Metheny is
equipped with ...
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Trio
99>00 (2000)
"(Go) Get It" won the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Jazz
Instrumental Solo. For this set, Pat Metheny once again took time out of
his busy schedule as a contemporary jazz superstar to take a
straight-ahead trio into the studio for ...
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New
Chautauqua (1979)
Guitarist Pat Metheny is one of the few artists that can perform an
entire album by himself and sound like whole orchestra on his own. NEW
CHAUTAUQUA finds the modern guitar master employing a myriad of stringed
instruments, in both ...
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Pat
Metheny - The Way Up Live (2006) Subtitled;
DTS Sound
This new DVD, featuring Metheny and collaborator and keyboards player
Lyle Mays, features the full concert version of the recent album
"The Way Up," which earned the group their 10th Grammy Award.
Special bonus feature is a 22 minute interview with Pat Metheny.
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Pat
Metheny - Speaking Of Now: Live In Concert (2003) DTS
Sound
One of the most acclaimed jazz guitarists of his generation, Pat Metheny
is captured here live in concert. Always pushing himself to the very
boundaries of musical invention, Metheny and his band pull together a
taut, intense set of songs ...
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