One of my favourites by PMG. Guys, I am, just like surimugg ... speechless. So love this song, it's got so much soul and is so melancholic and beautiful like ocean boundlessness
Hay clasicos en el Rock!! Pero esto es un clasico de la musica Universal! Sencillamente sublime, Pat, es la mejor interpretación (despues de la original) que he escuchado, eres el mejor! El jazz será eterno gracias a este tipo de interpretaciones.
And the drummer is awful; keeps speed it up more and more...like he thinks it's boggie time. BAllad destroyed and turned into generic elevator music. Guitar feels like someone's typing away.
@Rexicano You obviously know nothing about the drummer Antonio Sanchez. Your comment is ludicrous. He is one of the most sought after drummers in the world today. You are an idiot for saying the "drummer is awful." He is the best drummer I've ever seen live.
This is so excelent!!! Watch my version Im starting to play jazz guitar now (used to play folk music fom Puerto Rico) and got some lines from this video
@318825768 Actually Pat is just Pat. His compositions say nothing of any other musician I have ever heard. (Yes, I know this is Jobim). Anyhow, I know you're just another one of those know it all jazz losers with no life who talks shit about everyone but yourself. Who are you again? You jazz gay wads are all the same. "Let's play as many notes as possible and call it music 'cause I have no musical talent. I can only play what lame band teachers tell me I'm allowed to play." BOOOOORINNG!!!
Pat's playing requires both very high technique and passion , but he is so incredibly a easy listening guitarist, no matter you know how to play an instrument or not, you can feel he is saying somthing in his music. When I first listen to this version of How Insensitive , I can't stop myself from watching this video again and again, it's been about 2 years and I'm still watching this! Thanks for posting this!
@CMaj7b5 Be careful with the word easy listening! I know what you mean by it.. As in: you just "get it" when you hear the music.. the message is clear and you don't have to be some sort of musical genius to understand (: ! Right? but when you use that word in conversation with for instance, Pat he'll probably slap you in the face for comparing his music to elevator music xD which in a lot of people's vocabulary is a synonim for easy listening :P! Cheers
@diederikeggenkamp "the message is clear and you don't have to be some sort of musical genius to understand" yes that's my point! cus Im not good in English. Thanks for reply
Sorry people I didnt like this version at all.. just turn out to be like an improvising gig.. like a jam.. it doesnt have any creative construction on the song.. it's like "let´s play"... and sorry I really like Antonio Sanchez.. but he failed there.. brazilian drum is really hard to understand.. like jazz.. its all unlinear.. i guess he didn't get it..
I'm not saying all that as a Brazilian that I am, but as a musician..
@leotvz to many jazz musicians the head is just a vehicle to set a stage for the blowing. I also don't think that Sanchez was trying to exactly emulate brazilain drums. I think this entire gourp was putting their collective stamp on a standard tune. When you listen to Pat or any of his groups or ensembles he is playing in you can not expect standard tunes to sound...well standard.
@leotvz What? Jazz musicians have been improvising like this since the 40s! Go check out some of the old vids of Charlie Parker and you'll see what I mean.
antonio's drumming is too agressive for this song. To insensitive. Wortico's approach was very different, he saved the power for later in the piece but allowed pat to drive the rhythm
@hypersonic12 So for a Brazilian, that makes him a "Cucaracha" - almost as bad as a Gringo, but not as bad as an Argentinian...... "Can a white man play the blues?" translated into Brazilian = "Can a Cucaracha/Gringo play bossa/samba?". And for the answer to that perhaps we can have SergioPires2010 back up again... "Ah yes, close, guys, but no cigar".... Except that this is not meant to be a Brazilian bossa, played by white middle-class Brazilians for .... white middle-class Brazilians.....
@gugabool1 Do you know what I'm complaining about? No? Fail! Try turning your mouth off and switching your brain on before you hit your keyboard - of course it's fucking amazing!!!
Even if another artist did some amazing rendition of the song... there's no active principle in effect which somehow would serve to diminish the artistic brilliance of this performance.
The master of phrasing and crafting a story telling solo! Not many can structure their solos to build up the way he does. Also, his sidestepping is so elegantly executed! Much like Kenny Garrett in some ways.
Incredible! He captured and enraptured the audience at the Montreal Jazz Festival a few years ago that the festival concluded with a massive free non scheduled concert that had so may spectators that the transportation system was a mess. When I finally got near the area the crowd was such as to make me go back home after all the effort to get there. I wonder if anyone knows the estimated crowd numbers for that performance. He simply wowed the adoring people of Montreal! Bravo!
no doubt about it: it is the very best version of How insensitive - more passion (given from one of the most versatile guitarist on earth) is not possible - this version is a milestone in jazzmusic. Pat Metheny is unbelievable - with the drive of the drummer and the steady bass this version of How insensitive goes deep into my heart!
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love this guy's music but, he is DEAD BORING in concert! Would be nice if he looked up once in awhile... or talked to the audience between songs... but, since he doesn't, it does make it easier to fall into your own world while listening... but I could do that at home with the Album, couldn't I?
absolutely great, as usual, but.....Pat's trouble, now, is his sound...that absolutely faboulus ES175 coming from a '56 world is (weel was...) simply Pat's sound. The PM Ibanez is almost nothing in comparison...when I hear it I start to become...nervous! Hey Pat, throw it from any window and get back again you ES175...please...
Pat retired the 175 because it was on the verge of falling to pieces. His opinion is that the Ibenez sounds just as good as the 175. On one album (We Live Here, maybe?), half the tracks were recorded with the 175, the other half with the Ibenez. Can you tell which are which? I can't.
I love how almost all traditional jazz guitarist sort of avoided string bending on the guitar. And Pat has managed to use it in his own way and make it sound great. Although he uses it very subtlely.
I never get tired of hearing this song. It gives me goose bumps. I am not a musician, but you don't have to be one to know that the sequence from 4:30 to 4:45 is very difficult. Metheny is the Mozart of our generation.
4:30 to 4:45 is actually one of the easier sections...this goes to show that whether or not you are a musician and whether or not you studied music does affect your ability to appreciate music...but hey....you do appreciate Pat Metheny so right on!!!
3:39 to 4:06 is probably the most technically demanding section to play - clearly this is "rehearsed material," especially that arpeggiated transition at 3:39.
Make that 3:38. Of course with Metheny's vast catalog of 'favorite licks,' and his ability to string ideas together so fluidly, the line between improvisation and structure is often a blur. There's so little 'dead space' in all of his playing, which is one of the things that I think really sets him apart. Every note and phrase means something.
He just substitutes a standard Spanish turnaround (for example Am-G-F-E7) over the existing chords. I would say the chord solos are the most likely to be pre-rehearsed - it's pretty hard to improvise chord solos (unless you're Joe Pass). Licks are fairly easy to drop into various places once your fingers have learned them.
impressive is the interference of bossa nova in his repertoire
Arveiscosta 3 weeks ago
This song will every once in while play in my mind, generating a longing to hear it again, Pat is out of this Wolrd!
JungleCatism 2 months ago
@Jewlampijs95 wow, the sound of this vid kicks ass. how did you manage to put it that high?
rodcrippler 3 months ago
489 likes, 13 dislikes.... how could anyone NOT like this?
mattiashernandez 4 months ago
Pat is Pat.....but the tone of the bass is Wonderful!!!!!!
nicolavaleriik6hiq 4 months ago
One of my favourites by PMG. Guys, I am, just like surimugg ... speechless. So love this song, it's got so much soul and is so melancholic and beautiful like ocean boundlessness
JungleCatism 4 months ago
I'm speachless!!!
surimugg 5 months ago
so agree with Macraewalker below
JungleCatism 5 months ago
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Hay clasicos en el Rock!! Pero esto es un clasico de la musica Universal! Sencillamente sublime, Pat, es la mejor interpretación (despues de la original) que he escuchado, eres el mejor! El jazz será eterno gracias a este tipo de interpretaciones.
jamonk12 5 months ago
I love the way he jumps at 4:22! And of course all his stripy jumpers...
peppino23 5 months ago
I absolutely love MediaOutletOnline for getting f~ree s0ngs like this one. You should try and find it using Google.
LavoniaeSim 7 months ago
Wow! Truly beautiful music!!
JHConsulting 7 months ago
Thank You for posting my video answer :) This version is fantastic! Pat and Steve are both masters here.
uprightbassmatt 8 months ago
pat is one of the few that still makes me cry with his solos. What fucking great piece!
ivanfercos 8 months ago
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ivanfercos 8 months ago
What a hash Metheny makes of this beautiful song. Check out 10-year-old Sam Scott's version to see how it's supposed to be played.
rrwheelerrr 8 months ago
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And the drummer is awful; keeps speed it up more and more...like he thinks it's boggie time. BAllad destroyed and turned into generic elevator music. Guitar feels like someone's typing away.
Rexicano 8 months ago
@Rexicano You obviously know nothing about the drummer Antonio Sanchez. Your comment is ludicrous. He is one of the most sought after drummers in the world today. You are an idiot for saying the "drummer is awful." He is the best drummer I've ever seen live.
Macraewalker 7 months ago
@bruce68 used reverb and deley lexicom! and roland gr!
resedaud 9 months ago
I was at this show. It was fantastic. They did a great version of Phase Dance.
mihohobaba 10 months ago
sweet
donottawaguitar 10 months ago
WOO! Arena Jazz! Finally! If anyone deserves some pyros with his playing, its Pat.
amcint01 10 months ago 3
Pat is the best here and everywhere ...
and forever!
and etc.
asocialman 11 months ago
maybe the greatest song/video ever - and still available in my country
hattingen 11 months ago
Really fine visted with you guys Santa Rosa at the Luther Burbank Theater 2003 as always a great show. Ivan rane
wrane2 11 months ago
wow that was awesome
veguixor 11 months ago
This is so excelent!!! Watch my version Im starting to play jazz guitar now (used to play folk music fom Puerto Rico) and got some lines from this video
JACSjazz 11 months ago
I got to see him on his 'orchestrion' tour, that was one of the best nights of my life.
MrGuitarguy1986 1 year ago
Steve Rodby and Paul Wertico's new band - Marbin
jimmycole12 1 year ago
Oh my gosh!!! Pat is soooo amazing....
vapid1000 1 year ago
Tom Jobim, one fo the greatest composers of this century, composed this song...
mduduch 1 year ago
awesome...awesome...awesome...almost like the way church makes you feel...
waynenduane 1 year ago
His sound is great!
stassaxful 1 year ago
Too much sound effects.
bruce68 1 year ago
@bruce68 What "sound effects"do you mean?The reverb on Pats guitar?
gebass6 1 year ago
@gebass6 I don't know but i prefer natural sound. May be compressor and chorus kill the natural sound and attack of the guitarist
bruce68 1 year ago
feelingnya parah benr...
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jazz69cat 1 year ago
@bruce68
I think your grammar deserves some justice. lol
jazz69cat 1 year ago
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bruce68 1 year ago
Antonio Carlos Jobin, o mestre da música brasileira, viva a bossa nova, viva o samba, isso é Brasil!
onildo01 1 year ago
Why i play guitar,it doesnt diserve me
asxefv 1 year ago
I pray to one day have the privilege of witnessing this Deva perform live.
klassworksmusic 1 year ago
It's really sweet...
ratherthebarber 1 year ago
he has fun, the have fun, i have fun - great song, great perfomance
hattingen 1 year ago
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Pat is a cheap copy of George Benson
318825768 1 year ago
@318825768 Actually Pat is just Pat. His compositions say nothing of any other musician I have ever heard. (Yes, I know this is Jobim). Anyhow, I know you're just another one of those know it all jazz losers with no life who talks shit about everyone but yourself. Who are you again? You jazz gay wads are all the same. "Let's play as many notes as possible and call it music 'cause I have no musical talent. I can only play what lame band teachers tell me I'm allowed to play." BOOOOORINNG!!!
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LeonardoBenedetto 1 year ago
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U're a cheap copy of a musician
LeonardoBenedetto 1 year ago
A diamond swimming in a sea of 25 Cent plastic rings and glue - on mustaches.
Vulturer 1 year ago
Pat's playing requires both very high technique and passion , but he is so incredibly a easy listening guitarist, no matter you know how to play an instrument or not, you can feel he is saying somthing in his music. When I first listen to this version of How Insensitive , I can't stop myself from watching this video again and again, it's been about 2 years and I'm still watching this! Thanks for posting this!
CMaj7b5 1 year ago
@CMaj7b5 Be careful with the word easy listening! I know what you mean by it.. As in: you just "get it" when you hear the music.. the message is clear and you don't have to be some sort of musical genius to understand (: ! Right? but when you use that word in conversation with for instance, Pat he'll probably slap you in the face for comparing his music to elevator music xD which in a lot of people's vocabulary is a synonim for easy listening :P! Cheers
diederikeggenkamp 1 year ago
@diederikeggenkamp "the message is clear and you don't have to be some sort of musical genius to understand" yes that's my point! cus Im not good in English. Thanks for reply
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CMaj7b5 1 year ago
GRACIAS POR EXISTIR
pacoflores100 1 year ago
some great solo work here by Pat.
jazzman3071 1 year ago
Sorry people I didnt like this version at all.. just turn out to be like an improvising gig.. like a jam.. it doesnt have any creative construction on the song.. it's like "let´s play"... and sorry I really like Antonio Sanchez.. but he failed there.. brazilian drum is really hard to understand.. like jazz.. its all unlinear.. i guess he didn't get it..
I'm not saying all that as a Brazilian that I am, but as a musician..
leotvz 1 year ago
@leotvz to many jazz musicians the head is just a vehicle to set a stage for the blowing. I also don't think that Sanchez was trying to exactly emulate brazilain drums. I think this entire gourp was putting their collective stamp on a standard tune. When you listen to Pat or any of his groups or ensembles he is playing in you can not expect standard tunes to sound...well standard.
jazzman3071 1 year ago
@leotvz What? Jazz musicians have been improvising like this since the 40s! Go check out some of the old vids of Charlie Parker and you'll see what I mean.
HillbillyJ 1 year ago
Haha i love how antonio put lamp chain as his fake rivets :D ( i do that also ;) )
ParallaxDrums 1 year ago
Fantastic!
teseomat 1 year ago
This song is so awesome...I love how this guy tells a story with his playing.
cbmuzik 1 year ago 4
Check out Steve Rodby. Smooth as silk on the Double Bass.
BassmanII 2 years ago 2
Those "naysayers" of you...go back to Music 101..!
You're, in my humble opinion...clueless!
mccormickbom 2 years ago
its funny you said that. ive never heard of this guy until i went to music school. im sooooooo glad i learned about this guy. pat's a fucking legend.
jazz69cat 2 years ago
Wow, really great!
G7flat5 2 years ago 2
Waw... so.. flying !!
guitarspectre 2 years ago 4
wow!
organicshadows 2 years ago 2
senza parole
strafax 2 years ago 2
the famed 'orgasm faces' start at 3:50 and last the length of the solo
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antonio's drumming is too agressive for this song. To insensitive. Wortico's approach was very different, he saved the power for later in the piece but allowed pat to drive the rhythm
aspadeaspade1 2 years ago
@aspadeaspade1 ,,,,,so agreed!
loverools 2 years ago
@aspadeaspade1 wat
mikeroephonics 2 years ago
I disagree, I think its right on for the space they are playing in.
SJMoscol 2 years ago
onore a te o DIO dela musica
pacolecce 2 years ago
great solo Metheny, the holy ghost took over!
This drummer is sick, amazing gringo groove.
SergioPires2010 2 years ago 4
@SergioPires2010 Metheny is the best!!! but the drummer aint no gringo, He's latin, Antonio Sanchez, from Mexico
JACSjazz 1 year ago
@SergioPires2010 He's actually not a gringo, his name is Antonio Sanchez. :P
hypersonic12 1 year ago
@hypersonic12 So for a Brazilian, that makes him a "Cucaracha" - almost as bad as a Gringo, but not as bad as an Argentinian...... "Can a white man play the blues?" translated into Brazilian = "Can a Cucaracha/Gringo play bossa/samba?". And for the answer to that perhaps we can have SergioPires2010 back up again... "Ah yes, close, guys, but no cigar".... Except that this is not meant to be a Brazilian bossa, played by white middle-class Brazilians for .... white middle-class Brazilians.....
twangbarfly 7 months ago
@twangbarfly ehhhhhh that was fuckign amazing stop complaining you fuck...
gugabool1 7 months ago
@gugabool1 Do you know what I'm complaining about? No? Fail! Try turning your mouth off and switching your brain on before you hit your keyboard - of course it's fucking amazing!!!
twangbarfly 7 months ago
bom demais!
brunocleta 2 years ago
Own style for sure.... incredible intensity and originality.
hangtough65 2 years ago 3
he created a new style, way of soloing guitar...Pat I love your music.
acousticland 2 years ago 9
you know i don't think i've ever heard him play "Spain"
caranauba 2 years ago 2
I guess you still haven't
Jazzboful 2 years ago
i would love to hear him play spain! that would kick some serious ass.
jazz69cat 2 years ago 4
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While I much respect Mr Metheny, listen to Laurindo Almeida play this song and you won't be so enamored with this tricked out version.
wslowry1 2 years ago
Tricked out?!?! I beg to differ. This is a wonderful interpretation in the tradition of Antonio Carlos Jobim!
BassmanII 2 years ago 4
Even if another artist did some amazing rendition of the song... there's no active principle in effect which somehow would serve to diminish the artistic brilliance of this performance.
larkydozer 2 years ago
...and of course the two people who've given a "thumb down" to this comment of mine have nothing to say so they lazily click the thumb.
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wslowry1 2 years ago
WOW!!!
kerkyraisland 2 years ago
Yes,the best master.:-)
Jazzymanus 2 years ago
he is the master!
thereaflashgordon 2 years ago 4
he doesn't even have to look at the neck!
thereaflashgordon 2 years ago 2
GENIUS!
sassi625 2 years ago 4
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well, I am sorry, but he killed the melody... :(
do I need his melody? no! I want this song melody.
JumpingMusic 2 years ago
es emocionante ver a este hombre tocar, lo da todo!!!
adreimatup 2 years ago 4
The master of phrasing and crafting a story telling solo! Not many can structure their solos to build up the way he does. Also, his sidestepping is so elegantly executed! Much like Kenny Garrett in some ways.
AmundLauritzen 2 years ago 10
@AmundLauritzen YOu cannot beat WES ! sadly.. i like dis take though
PIYUSH1188 4 months ago
where's waldo!!
jazz69cat 2 years ago 3
yea im gonna rip that intro
coltranejazz1 2 years ago
i love pat's music but it has it's ups and downs based on listening and ispiration
bassplayingmarc 2 years ago 2
yeah i wish i had this on cd. i know a few bits of it from what ive learned off here.
jazz69cat 2 years ago
i gotta study that intro.....so rich....pat is the cat!
bobbysbackingtracks 2 years ago 2
Antonio Sanchez.
bustan44 2 years ago
sweet!!
skyblueearthgreen 2 years ago
Maravilhoso!!!!!!
leticiambmari 2 years ago
Incredible! He captured and enraptured the audience at the Montreal Jazz Festival a few years ago that the festival concluded with a massive free non scheduled concert that had so may spectators that the transportation system was a mess. When I finally got near the area the crowd was such as to make me go back home after all the effort to get there. I wonder if anyone knows the estimated crowd numbers for that performance. He simply wowed the adoring people of Montreal! Bravo!
paulostroff99 2 years ago
1:56 nice
gedivaldo 2 years ago 2
when i see this i don't want to play guitar anymore... its too good... unbelieveble
pat is the best
Leo92 2 years ago
this should be inspiration!
good luck :)
MsSkateboardP 2 years ago
Pat Is Brilliant !!
InnerLlightSpectrum 2 years ago
C est LE plus grand. Rien a dire.
basildog007 2 years ago
no doubt about it: it is the very best version of How insensitive - more passion (given from one of the most versatile guitarist on earth) is not possible - this version is a milestone in jazzmusic. Pat Metheny is unbelievable - with the drive of the drummer and the steady bass this version of How insensitive goes deep into my heart!
gunzgauch 2 years ago 4
Que improviso !
a lot of stars :D
Taeygo 2 years ago
Its nice and cool, but nothing like brazilian swing.. Antonio Jobim 4life!
NiTroOoO 2 years ago
@NiTroOoO Who cares about Brazilian swing in this context? I'd rather hear this!
twangbarfly 7 months ago
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love this guy's music but, he is DEAD BORING in concert! Would be nice if he looked up once in awhile... or talked to the audience between songs... but, since he doesn't, it does make it easier to fall into your own world while listening... but I could do that at home with the Album, couldn't I?
Greygossamer 2 years ago
He is at home... defining new standards in bossa-nova.
PhilAroundhits 2 years ago 4
Great!
menilmontant 2 years ago 4
i dont like sorry
alexistexias 2 years ago
403 to 407!!
1337Pwn4g3 2 years ago
great_!
hamaniable 2 years ago
Simplesmente Incrível !
Romulo -Joinvile - SC - Brasil
Jarreau30 2 years ago 2
makes the hair on the back of ones neck stand up.....>!
jazzyjono 2 years ago 4
It's my favorite along the version by Montgomery. A classic! Brilliant!
MirageMC 2 years ago
Antonio Sanchez is a mutant.
cb041764 2 years ago 3
Pat KILLS this song. (I mean this in a good way...)
guitarcolossus 3 years ago 25
@guitarcolossus, I would say he kills listeners (in a good way)))))))))))))))
stassaxful 1 year ago
PAT METHENY GENIUS!!!
Dvareckas 3 years ago 12
Sui generis..!
mccormickbom 3 years ago
absolutely great, as usual, but.....Pat's trouble, now, is his sound...that absolutely faboulus ES175 coming from a '56 world is (weel was...) simply Pat's sound. The PM Ibanez is almost nothing in comparison...when I hear it I start to become...nervous! Hey Pat, throw it from any window and get back again you ES175...please...
mlosavio5 3 years ago
Pat retired the 175 because it was on the verge of falling to pieces. His opinion is that the Ibenez sounds just as good as the 175. On one album (We Live Here, maybe?), half the tracks were recorded with the 175, the other half with the Ibenez. Can you tell which are which? I can't.
rothwellaudio 3 years ago
This is a clear, articulate tone. No muffled barking. I dig it.
jazzcatuna 2 years ago
uuuughhh i wish i could play like that.!!!!
iOwntrees 3 years ago 2
Yeah, don't we all!!! Having musical ability like that must be so awesome.
jazz69cat 3 years ago
Absolutely brilliant rendition!
tyawasr 3 years ago
are you kidding me? this is ridiculously Pat at his best. Awesome!!
cowheel 3 years ago
dayum my dawg sanchez got dat bossa on lock
LTdrumma 3 years ago
Where is Waldo? ..Where is Pat?
unibomber111 3 years ago 5
I love how almost all traditional jazz guitarist sort of avoided string bending on the guitar. And Pat has managed to use it in his own way and make it sound great. Although he uses it very subtlely.
unibomber111 3 years ago 3
lol yeah so if anyone wants to buy me that guitar. that'd just be stellar
StephenMirabito 3 years ago
ha he quoted jaco at 4:14
thrasher65 3 years ago
how do you make those time links????
damoltier 3 years ago
what song?
LTdrumma 3 years ago
Does anyone have tabs for this or know where to find it??? It would be great if someone can help me out.
jazz69cat 3 years ago
As good as Antonio Sanchez is, i wish pat played with Brian Blade more often.
unibomber111 3 years ago
GREAT angles of Antonio...
ctdjazz 3 years ago 2
anyone have tabs for this?!!? omg..
jackyhohoho 3 years ago
me estas salvando la vida pat muchas gracias
jmantico 3 years ago 7
smooth...
woodside4life 3 years ago 6
Hey check out these older Japanese gentlemen doing this song. SOEDWARDS has them on a video doing this song.
madero111 3 years ago
I never tire of hearing Pat.
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StuntKockSteeev 3 years ago
pat metheny es el cangri! oh si mamabicho!
otherside65 3 years ago 4
PAT METHENY MASTER !!!
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defay11 3 years ago 7
mortal,hermanos,mortal este trio...
146577 3 years ago 8
what a trip!, what a medicine for souls! thank you pat , its a pleasure hear you!
matiasluna 3 years ago 13
Je n'avais jamais ecoute' Metheny avec la musique d'un autre. Jobim au moins! Merveilleux!
JamaisMEC 3 years ago 6
rodby is such a badass
kylematthewturner 3 years ago 2
I just Pat. Exquisite.
sistalinda 3 years ago
Where was this filmed - anybody know?
utube9000 3 years ago
I am a longtime Metheny-fan. So happy to hear and see this vid. It is absolutely beautiful.
kidchriz 3 years ago 2
So am I ...
A great musician ... Such a soulful playing,and so much talent ... A really thrilling way of playing the guitar !
Thank you so much, dear Pat Metheny !!!
Bopeliano 3 years ago 8
I wanna see John McLaughlin and Metheney play together...will this ever become reality?
bytedildo 3 years ago
i have heard all his discography about... 10 times. I never get bored with pat. he's the one...
gouliwooz 3 years ago
He definately is the musical pinnacle of our time
brasileiro87 3 years ago
I never get tired of hearing this song. It gives me goose bumps. I am not a musician, but you don't have to be one to know that the sequence from 4:30 to 4:45 is very difficult. Metheny is the Mozart of our generation.
eggradio101 3 years ago 2
thats probably one of the easier parts ;) but non the less brilliant
devikit 3 years ago
Metheny is Mozart?
So, who is Antonio Carlos Jobim?
God?
captainblood2006 3 years ago 4
Nice sentence to paint in any white wall: JOBIM IS GOD.
edefaria 3 years ago
4:30 to 4:45 is actually one of the easier sections...this goes to show that whether or not you are a musician and whether or not you studied music does affect your ability to appreciate music...but hey....you do appreciate Pat Metheny so right on!!!
funnymanpc10 3 years ago
3:39 to 4:06 is probably the most technically demanding section to play - clearly this is "rehearsed material," especially that arpeggiated transition at 3:39.
blisterfree 2 years ago 3
Make that 3:38. Of course with Metheny's vast catalog of 'favorite licks,' and his ability to string ideas together so fluidly, the line between improvisation and structure is often a blur. There's so little 'dead space' in all of his playing, which is one of the things that I think really sets him apart. Every note and phrase means something.
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He just substitutes a standard Spanish turnaround (for example Am-G-F-E7) over the existing chords. I would say the chord solos are the most likely to be pre-rehearsed - it's pretty hard to improvise chord solos (unless you're Joe Pass). Licks are fairly easy to drop into various places once your fingers have learned them.
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