Delicate, delicious, sumptuous, silky, emotional, damn near perfect. If you love Farmer's Trust, you must also hear Letter from Home. Both are hypnotic and virtuoso compositions.
NorthLight68, I couldn't agree with you more. Pat has truly transcended the instrument. It's all about the music. His compositions will stand the test of time. It's one to shred and show off pyrotechnics, it's another thing to tell a story with music. Pat has the gift above all others. Behind it all, you also know he has the fire power at his finger tips whenever needed. Most of the time less is more, he proves it here. Keep everything as simple as possible but no less. Easier said than done.
I may have taken the time to comment on this wonderful video of Pat and Lyle's music before, but I listen to this so often, in so many moods, and yet it always rings true and beautiful. Why this music seems timeless is because it reflects both the beauty and the complexity of life at this point in time. This song can heal because it is outside of the boundaries of ego, and is just to be experienced. Thank you Pat, Lyle, Steve and the rest of the band, and thanks, KLaurent13 for keeping it here.
That's a Classical guitar - and the definition Classical stands for the three up strings being made of a kind of plastic and not metal as in acustic:)
No it doesn't. That is a nylon string. The strings on this sort of guitar are nylon string, so it is a nylon string guitar. Steel string guitars have steel cored string. Both steel string and nylon string guitars are acoustic (Acoustic being defined as "Of or being an instrument that does not produce or enhance sound electronically") as apposed to an electric guitar. Classical guitar is a style of guitar which is played on nylon string acoustic guitars
Yes, but it's also a type of guitar, sometimes referred to as a Spanish gtr. And a Flamenco guitar is a style of nylon str guitar, which differs from a "regular" classical in its construction. That gtr of Pat's is an Ovation, which I might call simply a nylon string, since it's of nontraditional construction. Though typically "classical" is used as the generic term for nylon str guitar.
What sets Pat apart from any contemporary "guitar god" type players is his music, which is always more important than his virtuosity. Pats melody's say more to me than any lyric ever written could.
@NorthLight68 I SO agree with you.. lyrics... they don't say me anything, neither can they make me FEEL anything - that is why dislike Bob Dylan, Tom Waits a.s.o. they just HURT my ears!
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard... heard it first back in 1984 from the "Travels" album and it changed my life. Call me a Methhead but I love Pat's music more than life itself. I can't imagine a day without listening to him play. Thanks Pat!
What I love in the original recording, aside from the song itself, is the sound of birds in the background, as if it was recorded outside on a summer's evening. Beautiful.
Peace and Love to all Meth-Heads from Xorxx and lineage. As you know, our plan is to bring Lyle and Pat home Dec.20, 012, and we are now offering limited space aboard our Mentor vehicles for humans who love their music so much they could not bear life without it. The trix, of course, is that only we know who really are those humans. We have our list and shall check it twice; do not be naughty, be nice; cool as ice; hearts must still be able to leap as a child's would for your Santa. Goodwill!
I heard this song for the first time from the record "Travels" (1982) and in that version Nana Vasconcelos played bird noises with a plastic toy... wonderful!
Oh, man! does that statement ever hit home with me. Fandango is probably my favorite movie of all time. The Pat Methany songs at the end are all so soothing...
Delicate, delicious, sumptuous, silky, emotional, damn near perfect. If you love Farmer's Trust, you must also hear Letter from Home. Both are hypnotic and virtuoso compositions.
garydmclean 2 months ago
That song from the Deer Hunter is called "Cavatina"... another beautiful song and melody.
flacobass 4 months ago
This sounds like the song they played during the closing credits of "The Deer Hunter".
dynmohum 4 months ago
昔見た映画「ファンダンゴ」のラストに使われていました。この映画も曲も大好きでした。drewinator 3 さんのコメントはその最後のセリフですね。久しぶりに聞けて嬉しかったです、ありがとう!
TheJoe311 8 months ago
I'm in heaven when I listen to this tune:)
seabobinsd 9 months ago
the emotion and depth of Pat's playing on the particular tune is beyond words:)
seabobinsd 9 months ago
try pat's "dream of the return" leonard cohen's "here it is" just like great music, great words will always have their place time.
augenbutter 1 year ago
Pat sévèrement critiqué par beaucoup, lui-meme sévèrement critique envers certains,à juste titre d'ailleurs!!!
MrGravito 1 year ago
Chaque matin est une nouvelle vie qui commence!
MrGravito 1 year ago
Lyle's background tones and guidance for this melody is beyond quantum.
nonewmccarthyism 1 year ago
sublime
MrGravito 1 year ago
NorthLight68, I couldn't agree with you more. Pat has truly transcended the instrument. It's all about the music. His compositions will stand the test of time. It's one to shred and show off pyrotechnics, it's another thing to tell a story with music. Pat has the gift above all others. Behind it all, you also know he has the fire power at his finger tips whenever needed. Most of the time less is more, he proves it here. Keep everything as simple as possible but no less. Easier said than done.
ephipi 1 year ago 3
@ephipi Right on..
Coolman9273 1 year ago
wow hear this???????
ramosvibes 1 year ago
very nice ! ですね...live in Japan...
maidoodesu 1 year ago
I may have taken the time to comment on this wonderful video of Pat and Lyle's music before, but I listen to this so often, in so many moods, and yet it always rings true and beautiful. Why this music seems timeless is because it reflects both the beauty and the complexity of life at this point in time. This song can heal because it is outside of the boundaries of ego, and is just to be experienced. Thank you Pat, Lyle, Steve and the rest of the band, and thanks, KLaurent13 for keeping it here.
virginian2331 1 year ago 3
It is just sublime.
fer66 2 years ago 3
is that an acoustic or classical guitar?
blacklung7 2 years ago
Acoustic. Classical is a style of music.
spongey222 2 years ago
That's a Classical guitar - and the definition Classical stands for the three up strings being made of a kind of plastic and not metal as in acustic:)
argayall 2 years ago
No it doesn't. That is a nylon string. The strings on this sort of guitar are nylon string, so it is a nylon string guitar. Steel string guitars have steel cored string. Both steel string and nylon string guitars are acoustic (Acoustic being defined as "Of or being an instrument that does not produce or enhance sound electronically") as apposed to an electric guitar. Classical guitar is a style of guitar which is played on nylon string acoustic guitars
spongey222 2 years ago
haaa thanks for the info, i stand corrected
argayall 2 years ago
Haha no worries ;)
spongey222 2 years ago
> Classical guitar is a style of guitar which is
> played on nylon string acoustic guitars
Yes, but it's also a type of guitar, sometimes referred to as a Spanish gtr. And a Flamenco guitar is a style of nylon str guitar, which differs from a "regular" classical in its construction. That gtr of Pat's is an Ovation, which I might call simply a nylon string, since it's of nontraditional construction. Though typically "classical" is used as the generic term for nylon str guitar.
fretbuzz59 1 year ago
Tears roll down my cheeks, love remembered.
Thanks Kalurent13!
fer66 2 years ago
What sets Pat apart from any contemporary "guitar god" type players is his music, which is always more important than his virtuosity. Pats melody's say more to me than any lyric ever written could.
NorthLight68 2 years ago 20
@NorthLight68 I SO agree with you.. lyrics... they don't say me anything, neither can they make me FEEL anything - that is why dislike Bob Dylan, Tom Waits a.s.o. they just HURT my ears!
singelding 1 year ago 4
hermosa canzion...
el mejor guitarrista en felling!!
joshuamarentes 2 years ago
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard... heard it first back in 1984 from the "Travels" album and it changed my life. Call me a Methhead but I love Pat's music more than life itself. I can't imagine a day without listening to him play. Thanks Pat!
aartman01 3 years ago
perfection exists
(...)
pipi333 3 years ago
What I love in the original recording, aside from the song itself, is the sound of birds in the background, as if it was recorded outside on a summer's evening. Beautiful.
davell2222 3 years ago
Peace and Love to all Meth-Heads from Xorxx and lineage. As you know, our plan is to bring Lyle and Pat home Dec.20, 012, and we are now offering limited space aboard our Mentor vehicles for humans who love their music so much they could not bear life without it. The trix, of course, is that only we know who really are those humans. We have our list and shall check it twice; do not be naughty, be nice; cool as ice; hearts must still be able to leap as a child's would for your Santa. Goodwill!
virginian2331 3 years ago 2
I heard this song for the first time from the record "Travels" (1982) and in that version Nana Vasconcelos played bird noises with a plastic toy... wonderful!
Thanks for the vid!
astrowisk 3 years ago
...no words!!!!! from another world!!!!
mono1967 3 years ago
Man, it was great to hear this again...
Dorman?
Goodbye Friend...
...Have a nice life.
: )
Thx for posting
drewinator 4 years ago 7
thank you friend
klaurent13 4 years ago
I just keep listening to the music in the Fandango Tribute here on Youtube, then I thought of this piece. Great to hear it. Where is Dorman now?
progrotech 3 years ago
@drewinator My favorite movie !! So deep in how life changes us !!!!!
fretless282828 1 year ago
@fretless282828 right on! (hearing again as I type this gave me goosebumps / remember seeing that flick for the first time in the 80's)
andrewgrosman 1 year ago
@fretless282828 right on! Hearing this again gave me goosebumps - makes me remember seeing Fandango for the 1st time in the 80's.
andrewgrosman 1 year ago
@andrewgrosman
Oh, man! does that statement ever hit home with me. Fandango is probably my favorite movie of all time. The Pat Methany songs at the end are all so soothing...
keeter1955 1 year ago
@drewinator On s'comprend l'ami!Have a beautifull long nice life!!! It's 4 U!
MrGravito 1 year ago
@drewinator
Great scene and great movie (for those who don't know, it's 'Fandango')
TheBubbaZinetti 6 months ago
So subtle in its beauty. It always brings me to a quiet place.
crazyfleacircus 4 years ago 2
Home at heart - genuine standard classic !
ambientgerre 4 years ago
What can one say; this piece will be around one hundred years from now. That's what happens to best stuff.
rwmcjazz 4 years ago 6