Pat Metheny Quartet/NY,USA 2018

Pat Metheny, whose trio without Sanchez is scheduled to perform in Japan for the first time in two years in January next year, will be performing in Beverly, Massachusetts, from the last U.S./Canada tour of the year with his regular quartet, summarizing 2018. Following the performance, a performance in Stony Brook, New York will appear! ! ! With the exception of Antonio Sanchez, the Pat Metheny Quartet also includes the rapidly growing bassist Linda May Hung Ow, who is of Malaysian and Australian descent, and the up-and-coming British pianist Gwilym, who follows John Taylor and Django Bates. Pat Metheny, whose Simcock trio is scheduled to perform in Japan for the first time in two years in January next year, will perform at the Cabot Theater in Beverly, Massachusetts from this year’s final U.S./Canada tour with his regular quartet, including Sanchez. A 2-disc set that completely records over 2 hours of the second performance at the Sunny Staller Center in Stony Brook, New York, in the highest quality stereo sound that has been carefully mastered by the label. is now in stock! ! ! A special “Pat Metheny Group” as the start of Metheny’s career. Following groups such as Secret Story and Unity, which were derived from PMG as the core (template), this time they have an unplugged version of PMG, and have a refreshing (electric) sound that further refines the freshness that is Metheny’s true essence. The acoustic sound (even though it’s a guitar) is pleasant, and Metheny’s guitar sound has a deeper depth as he is inspired not only by Sanchez, who is Metheny’s right-hand man, but also by the up-and-coming young Linda and Simcock (both acoustic only) who are bringing a breath of fresh air. Metheny and his quartet began a new journey. Compared to last year’s live show, not only is the overall sound thicker and more solid, but the improvisation of each member, including Metheny, has been further refined, and they have grown in both directions. quartet. By the way, from this U.S./Canada tour, the words “An Evening with Pat Metheny” that had been going on since 2017 have disappeared, and it seems that it has been simply written as the Pat Metheny Quartet, as it was performed at the concert. Is this proof that the perfectionist Metheny has finally given the young elite a passing grade? Live at Staller Center,SUNY at Stony Brook,Stony Brook,NY Sep.29.2018 137 min Disc-1 1. Piksso Guitar 2. So May it Secretly Negin 3. Bright Size Life 4. Sirabhorn 5. Third Wind 6. Always and Forever 7. Better Days Ahead 8. Slip Away 9. The Red One Disc-2 1. Farmer’s Trust 2. Unknown 3. Unity Village 4. Phase Dance 5. Question and Answer 6. Acoustic Medley 7. Sing for Bilbao Pat Metheny – Guitars / Gwilym Simcock – Piano / Linda May Han Oh – Bass / Antonio Sanchez – Drums