Lyle Mays - Street Dreams 4

Here's my interpretation of the music and scenes, but not the title from Lyle Mays. He was once a part of the Pat Methany Group, but ventured out on his own. Enjoy. Marlon

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Smooth
• Jazz
• meditation

[gerrythrash]

Nice. 

[hsmarlon]

@gerrythrash

Thank you.

[Sal1675]

This is not smooth jazz. This is a masterpiece crossing boundaries.

[hsmarlon]

@Sal1675

Hey, I couldn't agree with you more. A masterpiece that has not or has very little airplay, because people know Lyle, but Street Dreams 4 a lot of people never heard of it. I just found out about this track within 4 - 6 years ago. Peace and thx for the comment.

[Sal1675]

@hsmarlon - Lyle mays is so under-rated and I dont know why he has never got the accolades he so rightly deserves. His first album is an undisputed tour de force - the players on their simply excel themselves.

[hsmarlon]

@Sal1675

I must agree again and as a whole smooth jazz is under-rated, but I love it. Good observation.

[hsmarlon]

@dholmes974

Yes he is the man. You have good taste.

[dholmes974]

In the mid 90's in Germany, I put this on one of my jazz mixtapes & the brothers were hounding me, like, "who dis"? Lyle Mays is the man...

[hsmarlon]

@Thefaze100963

Thx for the comment. I know where you are coming from. Pat & Lyle always put my thoughts in another dimension. Another one I love is San Lorenzo by Pat. Breathtaking!!! Peace

[Thefaze100963]

I brought this album in I believe 1988. I NEVER knew this man would have such an influence to my music, and my life. Mays & Methney are great at their craft.