Personnel includes: Kenny Burrell (guitar); Richard Evans (arranger, conductor); Esmond Edwards (arranger). Recorded at Ter-Mar Studios, Chicago, Illinois in October 1966. Originally released on Cadet (779). Includes liner notes by Barbara J. Gardner.
Pat Metheny was virtually defining a new musical form on this 1977 date, blending folk, country, and pop elements with jazz and creating a gentler, more intimate idiom than fusion had been. His distinctively chorused electric guitar often floats over the smooth textures created by his own acoustic six-stringer, Lyle Mays's piano, and Danny Gottlieb's discreet drumming, while Eberhard Weber's electric and acoustic bass lines rise to ricochet with the guitar leads. The song titles abound with ...
Tags: Pat Metheny Watercolors
Pat Metheny was virtually defining a new musical form on this 1977 date, blending folk, country, and pop elements with jazz and creating a gentler, more intimate idiom than fusion had been. His distinctively chorused electric guitar often floats over the smooth textures created by his own acoustic six-stringer, Lyle Mays's piano, and Danny Gottlieb's discreet drumming, while Eberhard Weber's electric and acoustic bass lines rise to ricochet with the guitar leads. The song titles abound with ...
Pat Metheny was virtually defining a new musical form on this 1977 date, blending folk, country, and pop elements with jazz and creating a gentler, more intimate idiom than fusion had been. His distinctively chorused electric guitar often floats over the smooth textures created by his own acoustic six-stringer, Lyle Mays's piano, and Danny Gottlieb's discreet drumming, while Eberhard Weber's electric and acoustic bass lines rise to ricochet with the guitar leads. The song titles abound with ...
Personnel: Charlie Byrd (guitar); Joe Byrd (acoustic & electric basses); Bertell Knox (drums). Recorded at Howard Rumsey's Concerts By The Sea, Redondo Beach, California from March 1-3, 1974. Originally released on Fantasy (9466). Includes liner notes by Robert Gordon.
Tags: Charlie Byrd It Dont Mean Thing If Aint Got That Swing
Personnel: Charlie Byrd (guitar); Joe Byrd (acoustic & electric basses); Bertell Knox (drums). Recorded at Howard Rumsey's Concerts By The Sea, Redondo Beach, California from March 1-3, 1974. Originally released on Fantasy (9466). Includes liner notes by Robert Gordon.
