Pat Metheny Group,Lyle Mays/LA,USA 1981

The bass changed to Steve Rodby and Nana participated in percussion from the first US tour in 1982, and the New Orleans performance was officially recorded but has not been released yet.It appears in the highest quality leaked sound! ! The Pat Metheny Group (hereinafter referred to as PMG) has a new lineup with the change of bassist from Mark Egan to Steve Rodby, and the addition of master percussionist Nana Vasconcelos, who is known as the treasure of Brazilian music who loves Metheny. The live performance at Tulane University in New Orleans on March 21, 1981, which has not been released in 7 months since August 1980, was recorded using the label’s own careful recording rather than the officially recorded master. Now in stock with the highest quality mastered stereo sound board! ! At this New Orleans Tulane University performance, PMG naturally put on a passionate staging in response to the great response from the enthusiastic audience, with Metheny’s Gibson semi-acoustic guitar, Ibanez 12-string guitar, and Guild acoustic guitar. , members such as Lyle Mays, Steve Rodby, Dan Gottlieb, who are the core of the PMG sound, and a specially featured Nana, centering on creative plays that make full use of Roland guitar synths and computer instruments such as the Synclavier. He also played his best, and I was overwhelmed by his spirited performance. Furthermore, the band ensemble, which is based on Aun’s breathing that has been cultivated through daily live performances, is exquisite, and the performance is as perfect as a studio recording, making it a wonderful performance that is worth listening to! This tour was highly acclaimed and won the Grammy Award for Best Jazz Fusion Performance, and it was PMG’s most powerful performance, which made their reputation as a live band even greater than their studio recordings. ,mast! ! ! I was once again convinced that it was Lyle Mays’ keyboard that supported Metheny at the front and was the key to PMG’s distinctive sound… R.I.P. Lyle… Live at Tulane University, New Orleans, LA March. 25.1981 EX-SBD 2020 Original Remaster 73min 1. Turnaround 2. Goin’ Ahead – As Falls Wichita,So Falls Wichita Falls 3. Jaco 4. Untitle – Au Lait – Band intro 5. San Lorenzo 6. (Cross the) Heartland 7. American Garage Pat Metheny – Guitars Lyle Mays – Piano,Sunthesizer,Autoharp Steve Rodby – Bass Dan Gottlieb – Drums Nana Vasconcelos – Vocals,Percussion,Berimbau