To add to the "Autumn Leaves" posts, there's historical resonance in that choice: it was regularly played by Ron Carter and Jim Hall as a duet, recorded on the first of their 3 duet albums. Metheny being a Hall acolyte makes it an appropriate choice.
Thanks for that reminder. I must admit, my first thought was, “Really, ‘Autumn Leaves’ for the millionth time?’” But then when they got into it, damned if I didn’t get caught up in that melody and those changes. . .
I might be totally wrong but to me it sounds like there is more chorus when he plays in the higher registers! Like there is as more chorus mixed in as high he goes.. at least to me it sounds like it.. I know it’s a new instrument with the Charlie Christian pups.. but he integrates some of his old vibes too
Amigo, es tan singular que coincidan, que se dignen a tocar espontaneamente ante público, que lo de menos es el sonido, es pura historia para los fans de ambos.
I'm sure it was done out of respect for Ron Carter. Wes and Miles were and are Pat's biggest idols and Ron Carter was a major musical contributor to both of them. I do think that Metheny is now playing on the same level as they did - the perfromance here is spectacular.
Thank you for posting this!
I have listened to this today at Blue Note Tokyo! It was the fantastic live by Pat Metheny and Ron Carter!
I Was THERE! 😃 My wife, road dog, and I are even in one of the posters at the top of the balcony yelling down to Ron and Pat!
These two jazz masters really need to make a record soon!
I didn't know they played together, it's fantastic... and I could see both (separately) alive :)
Wonderful memories :) Thank you for sharing.
It’s so nice discover new clips all the time with one of my heroes Mr Ron Carter. Here with another favorite Pat Metheny
So good!
it's really cool to view from this angle
To add to the "Autumn Leaves" posts, there's historical resonance in that choice: it was regularly played by Ron Carter and Jim Hall as a duet, recorded on the first of their 3 duet albums. Metheny being a Hall acolyte makes it an appropriate choice.
Thanks for that reminder. I must admit, my first thought was, “Really, ‘Autumn Leaves’ for the millionth time?’” But then when they got into it, damned if I didn’t get caught up in that melody and those changes. . .
Damn...I wish I was there. Amazing stuff! Thanx for the upload!
It's "Autumn Leaves" - thanks for posting this!
Simply sublime
Two legends
Maravillosa combinación de musicos
This so good! Thanks for posting!
Love this..and praying the Detroit Jazz Fest will be LIVE this year!
Gracias por compartir!!! Excelente encuentro de Pat y Ron!!!!!
Great post and thanks! Please post more from this show if you have any more videos.
Damed, that was a hot day in the sun.
it's "autumn leaves". @Serge, I was at very near spot from you on that session. Such a great interplay with two masters.
❤❤
Do you have any more footage from this show?
"Autumn leaves" , les feuilles mortes
I might be totally wrong but to me it sounds like there is more chorus when he plays in the higher registers! Like there is as more chorus mixed in as high he goes.. at least to me it sounds like it.. I know it’s a new instrument with the Charlie Christian pups.. but he integrates some of his old vibes too
No se escucha absolutamente nada el contrabajo ☹️ La grabación no puede ser más mala.
Amigo, es tan singular que coincidan, que se dignen a tocar espontaneamente ante público, que lo de menos es el sonido, es pura historia para los fans de ambos.
Please write Pats name right, Serge !
Metheny - sans the extra e 🕶
I believe Metheny has played with every cat from the the Second Great Quintet EXCEPT Miles and Wayne…I *could be wrong about Wayne, however…
It might have been better to have taken video from the screen shown at the end of this video ..oh well
Yeah but it was a delayed feed, but it would have been better
You can't hear it.
Aw, no guest solo from Kenny G? ☹️
hard to argue Pat's not one of the best.
I bet Ron told Pat to wear a jacket
I'm sure it was done out of respect for Ron Carter. Wes and Miles were and are Pat's biggest idols and Ron Carter was a major musical contributor to both of them. I do think that Metheny is now playing on the same level as they did - the perfromance here is spectacular.
I was probably right next to you. That is our favourite spot. I was recording sound.