Artist: Pat Metheny
Title Of Album: One Quiet Night
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Warner Bros
Genre: Jazz, Fusion
Format: Flac/Cue/Log/Artwork
Quality: Lossless
Total Time: 65:42
Total Size: 322 MB(+3%)
Artist: Pat Metheny
Title Of Album: One Quiet Night
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Warner Bros
Genre: Jazz, Fusion
Format: Flac/Cue/Log/Artwork
Quality: Lossless
Total Time: 65:42
Total Size: 322 MB(+3%)
Tracklist
01. One Quiet Night
02. Song For The Boys
03. Don’t Know Why
04. Another Chance
05. And Time Goes On
06. My Song
07. Peace Memory
08. Ferry Cross The Mersey
09. Over On 4Th Street
10. I Will Find The Way
11. North To South, East To West
12. Last Train Home
personnel :
Pat Metheny — baritone guitar
Over the years, progressive jazz guitarist Pat Metheny has covered
a lot of ground, from Brazilian-inflected world jazz to gentle,
ambient soundscapes to fiery, avant-garde experimentation. So it
should come as no surprise that his eclectic muse has led him on
ONE QUIET NIGHT to a new sonic neighborhood. The album is just
Metheny alone with a baritone acoustic guitar—no band, no
overdubs, no production, just a man and his musical gift with
nothing to get in the way.
Accordingly, this is probably the most intimate, personal statement
Metheny has made to date. Most of the songs are his own, but he
branches out a bit as well, taking on the hit song that Jesse
Harris penned for Norah Jones («Don’t Know Why») as well as a
chestnut from the catalogue of pianist Keith Jarrett («My Song»).
Whatever the framework, he works his unique brand of
subtle-but-intense, emotive-but-intellectual magic on these tunes.
His touch, his tone, and his taste are what come out most clearly
here, proving why he’s widely regarded as one of the most skilled
guitarists of his generation.