I have appreciated Pat Metheny since I was given a cassette years ago by someone who liked country only and was sent his cassette in one of those record of the month type deals. She gave it to me and said I think this is right up your alley. Right she was!! I purchased "Speaking of Now" just yesterday. My sister stopped in and said who is that you have playing? I told her the easily recognizable Pat,Pat Metheny and group or trio.(she said... I like that! This coming from someone who, well, there is nobody else in her music world but....Steely Dan) Why does it not surprise me that Pat taught at Berklee at the ripe old age of nineteen? :-) I always feel like I'm on a fast moving train or in a fast paced car whenever I hear his music.....never a airplane though.. because once up in the high altitude you don't really see much.
His music for me has no boundaries.....the perfect example on *SON* would be...."Whenever You Go".....just as amazing... "As It IS".....You say....*Proof* Bree PS.Fred, I misplaced the printout I had of your music. If you would be so kind, would you E-mail the list to me again? > >Kakki, you might enjoy another of Pat Metheny's gems which I am > >listening to now...perfect morning music...the sound track from the > >film A Map of the World. Gorgeous work. Metheny fans who are familiar > >with this CD ... tell us what you think. > > >Oh, yeah ... it's a gem. Better than the movie itself, if you ask me. > >By the way, Pat is playing the theme from A Map Of The World on his current >tour. Sublime. > >-Fred _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp.
