Pat Metheny group - How insensitive part 2

[MsJasmine104]

Never heard a bass played so magnificently! the tone, rhythm, and player are incredible!

[donremi76]

senza parole!

What could I tell?

that's not something human! *_*

[loremora]

....è la versione più "commovente" di questo meraviglioso brano....manca solo un solo di Lyle Mays, con quel suo stile leggero e sognante...

[deffer1856]

wow! beautiful!

[Nicotufly]

@denali637

Tom is a nikname for Antonio.

[cowheel]

unbelievable..all i can say

[Cugino88]

spettacolo puro !

[def2008]

what a very great solo i like Steeve..... and LYLE et Pat

[hattingen]

one of the greatest videos on youtube

[vapid1000]

pat metheny....totally possessed by this beautiful gift of music!  awesomeness!

[vampiroangelico]

Wow! What a piece of music! I just can't get enough of Pat!

I like Antonio Sanchez, but in my personal opinion he's too much of a straight forward typical jazz drummer.... I still prefer Paul Wertico, who was far more versatile, more modern, had better taste and knew how to move outside the lines with Pat....I also wonder how Pat and Lyle can manage to stand close to each other nowadays, after 35 years of music together! Both are incredible geniuses, too!

[maidoodesu]

nice ! ですね.

[dwh0689]

My day can NOT start or end until I've seen this.

[hattingen]

maybe on of the best songs ever

[mfbown]

I just saw the four of them play at Montreux a week ago -- they're all getting older, but you don't hear it. And... no striped shirt!

[Rosmai07]

Thanks Alex .... I love jazz and this is wonderful.

[ferchw]

Just amazing!!

[cantazjaco]

Rodby's groove and solo are a great example of style and attention to one's sound - you can tell he studied with Rufus Reid!

[b96d]

w0W, i loved this arregement!!..

[lreaves777]

Sheer beauty in sound!

[mccormickbom]

yooottooob...MY MAN!

Those "Monsters" actually played opposite one another, before we lost Jobim.

But yes, yes...you are so right!

Antonio's smiling down from Heaven, at the work of myriad musicians he influenced: Sinatra, Ella, Metheny, Brian Hughes. Hell, name a jazz guitarist today, Jobim had a profound effect on their music!

You know what you're talking about Dude. So refreshing.

Stay well...keep listening...RMM

[raguivilla]

Sí Señor!

[TheHinn180]

very very cool, but Metheny is hard to watch

[lucaseugenioquintao]

Here we can see the best combination betwing jazz and bossa nova (genuine brazilian rithym from 60's) specialy if played by a genius. Amazing sound.

[allende64]

ARRAPANTEEEEEEEEEEE

[62erPrecision]

Who's on bass?

[wrochna]

Steve Rodby:)

[62erPrecision]

thanks dude..

[Jazzymanus]

It's simply Perfect.

[yooottooob]

Jobim would be overjoyed.

[bustan44]

Antonio Sanchez is the future.

I can't believe I actually used to sit next to this guy in a class at Berklee. Had no idea he would be here in 10 years.

[Reinocerous25]

6:29= shredding.

[paulostroff99]

Awesome! Bravo! The very best that exists-PM

[emiliopor]

Simply great!!! - PM is the best also playing C.A. Jobim!

[Bummer4yall]

PM has been a fave of mine since I watched him on Austin City Limits back in the late 70's. I am of Mexican descent so having Sanchez in the Group makes the admiration a little more special. What can Brown do for you?

[mringenhousz]

Very nice! I usually don't like the sound of a jazz guitar (prefer piano and sax), but Pat's playing makes it a lot better for me :P also props for the bass player, supernice soloing!

[byronbatako]

Tonny Sanchez baterista 100% mexicano,bien por ti,pones muy en alto el nombre de nuestro pais demostrando que también en México hay mucho talento en horabuena,felicidades.

[ROBERTOJAZZTAZ]

Realmente majestuoso. Pat es un artista con mucho que decir. Su lenguaje es impresionante. Y la seccion esta exelente, en verdad gracias por subir este video.

[BassmanII]

Steve Rodby has influenced my own upright playing. The Consummate musician, and a master of the double bass. He IS a major factor in the PMG. BTW, Love that rich full upright sound.

[tamadw]

Musicians like this are the best because, they will play this, this well whether their are 5 people or 500 or 5000. awesome.

thanks for the post and thanks for the inspiration

[carloscodax]

by the way this "guy" called tom jobim happens to be the later antonio carlos jobim, the brazilian, who wrote some of the most accomplished songs of the 20th century. jobim died in 1994, before that he and pat perfomed live in rio de janeiro, where metheny has lived for 6 years.

[Dalpm]

Thanks for the information. I didn´t know Pat has lived in Rio. In wich year Do you know?

[GuitarIsLife247]

What album is this lineup/song on?

[Jewlampijs95]

The song is originally composed by a guy called Tom Jobim.They did a cover of the song I think they haven't relesed their own wersion on an album,but might be wrong.

[besenkammermusik]

@Jewlampijs95

Actualily it's Antonio Carlos Jobim (who composed ,girl of ipanema' as well)

[denali637]

@Jewlampijs95

it's Antonio Carlos Jobim, not Tom Jobim

[Jewlampijs95]

I think this lineup(Lyle Mays,Pat Metheny,Steve Rodby,Antonio Sanchez,Cuong Vu) has played on Speaking of now and The Way up.

[BassmanII]

@Jewlampijs95 Richard Bona was on this tour as well.

[MY599FERRARI]

When i die ....I want to be listening to Pat Metheny play also.

[odiehj]

If we're talking about the speaking of now live we have to mention richard bona, even though Cuong and bona arent playing on this song.

btw, the drum mixing screws in this whole live concert