Another volume of solo piano arrangements, this time of tunes by Pat Metheny (and in some cases Lyle Mays).
Quite a few people of my generation seem to know of Metheny only from the Pat Metheny Group recordings. I happen to think those are amazing, but I know they do not always appeal to jazz purists. But it would be a huge mistake to think Metheny is defined by those recordings. Check out albums like 80/81, Question and Answer, Day Trip, and the recent solo acoustic recordings, such as Moon Dial. Metheny does straight jazz, too. And he writes incredible ballads!
- Always and Forever
- Antonia
- Are You Going With Me?
- Better Days Ahead
- First Circle
- Have You Heard
- In Her Family
- (It's Just) Talk
- James
- Last Train Home
- Letter From Home
- The Longest Summer
- Make Peace
- A Map Of The World
- Mas Alla
- Minuano (Six Eight)
- New Year
- Phase Dance
- Question & Answer
- The Road To You
- Sirabhorn
- So May It Secretly Begin
- Sometimes I See
- Unity Village
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