Pat does seem to be a fine person except when he is threatening violence against, e.g., Kenny G: "...Everything I said here is exactly the same as what I would say to Gorelick if I ever saw him in person. and if I ever DO see him anywhere, at any function - he WILL get a piece of my mind and (maybe a guitar wrapped around his head.)"
It was a different time for sure. Also Pat was arguably at his peak popularity. The Secret Story was a gold record as were the 2 previous PMG albums. I saw his Secret Story tour stop in my city where he sold out a 3000 seat venue. The PMG regularly played 5000+ seat venues, even bigger in Europe. Unfortunately today’s music landscape doesn’t really favor a jazzy instrumental guitarist and his group becoming that big. Admittedly the music Pat and PMG made in the 1980s and 90s was special. There are great musicians recording and touring today but you need to seek out their music and keep an eye on their socials so you can see them when they play the small jazz club in your town, if you’re lucky enough to have one.
It was my first album by the PMG. I love the first track on it,with this children's choir ended with Pat's guitar solo accompanied by a Symphony Orchestra. It's a mental roller coaster ride.
Secret Story is indeed one of Pat's best. It's nice and long - moody and constantly changing but flows so well. I've played it a zillion times but I don't think I've ever played just a song off the album/CD. It's one of those great albums that you always just want to immerse yourself in the whole thing.
If I was told I was going to be marooned on a desert island, and could pick one CD to have and listen to, it would the Metheney's "Secret Story" album. It is in truth the culmination of decades of his maturation and development as a musician, stamping his own style on jazz fusion.
"Secret Story" was my original introduction to Metheny's music, and I absolutely agree. It is the only album I would want with me on a deserted island.
I would go one step further....as a guy that plays both prog rock, and jazz.....and a big metheny fan as well and met hi couple times...i always thought of pats music as Progressive Jazz... Just like progressive rock but more jazz instead
I got into Pat's music relatively late - mid to late 90's, so while I also love Secret Story, I'd rather choose Imaginary Day and The Way Up to accompany Lyle Mays' self titled solo masterpiece for my desert island excursion..
@@bradparker6156 Imaginary Day is one of my favorites, too. I listened to One Quiet Night several times in a row while working with my stamp collection recently, and decided it is an exquisite album, just beautiful music.
This piece is actually an arrangement of two songs. The first part is taken from the second part of "Have You Heard" (Pat's Solo), and then, they recall the main theme of "Rain River", from "Secret Story".
Growing up I thought Regis and Kathy Lee were a bit hokey, but this is a pretty good interview considering the segment duration. Much better than anything on tv these days.
Secret Story is so great that, let me say this. My car had a CD player and a great set of speakers and a huge amp. I had Secret Story in that CD player for 3 years straight, no lie. I had no changer or any other fancy tech. It's got 74 minutes of music or thereabouts. I thought the album was the best album in history. The details are engeniusly selected. Each riff was perfectly balanced but I see here he's making up new stuff for a small acoustic set and it's absolutely perfect as it is so I'd just say that this demonstrates Methenys genius. Ha ha, yes the most famous toothbrush in the world. As a great smiler, what a great symbol for Metheny. Right?
When I put Secret Story in my old Technics CD player and the asian children's choir starts to sing my musical journey starts. Everything fits perfectly in this song in particular the acoustic guitar solo, the Orchestra and the shakers at the end. The entire album is magnificent.
¡Qué capo este pibe! No dejé de comprar varios o tal vez todos los discos de jazz fusión que sacó desde fines de los 80 creo hasta fines de los 90. Después creo que me fui alejando. Ver una entrevista de esa época es lo más.
This man's music had been making me cry with deep emotion more consistently than any other's music...& that's been happening for over 4 decades now. He's one of my primary reasons to BE...vs NOT be.
Killing harmonics at the end of the song!!! Also, I love what he said about describing his music with words “Probably if I could describe it I‘d be a writer or a poet instead of a musician”.
One of my absolute heroes of guitar and music and this record brought him to the Spectrum for a promo show and I had a chance to hangout and meet him. Meant a lot and it was inspirational.
Pat's sound is distinct, and recognizable -- it's his signature. However it's also always fresh, new and even exhilarating -- uplifting. God has blessed him with much creativity. Secret Story is one of his best albums, much emotions are released throughout the different chords he plays. He takes his listeners on an enjoyable sight-seeing musical journey. Even the cover art on his albums are intriguing, they get you wondering about what was going on at the time and place they depict. It's also refreshing to see that his fame hasn't gone to his head, a very down-to-earth person who obviously really loves his work.
Armando Marcal (percussionist) has the hard job of several instruments. He's playing the chimes, tambourine, bongos and he has to maintain a steady rhythm with the shaker, while multitasking the other instruments. ( ^ _ ^ )
Chinese Mugwump -What makes you think most viewers(non-musicians)would be interested in those questions? If the show was Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis.....I'm with you..............but on a show like this......no.
Eric Sierra-Franco I ALWAYS want to know who they think is a good musician (who impresses them). I also want to know who they like playing with, & who they wish they could play with. As a guitar player, I'd like to know why/how they got to playing the instrument they play. IE, John Scofield said he was on a gig in Japan & businessmen from Ibanez brought a guitar of theirs & asked him to just play it. He said that was the early 80's & he's still playing that exact same guitar. (Just for starters...). PS- thanks for asking!
Genius , pure and simple ...despite the the crass uneducated comments from the useless presenters...Hearing Pat perform and speak on his music was most pleasureable ... He don't need no youtube stage to promote his Artistry ...just a bonus :)
This is kind of like having Albert Einstein on Good Morning America. I would support it and think that it would be good to have him showcased and interviewed on mainstream television. And yet at the same time it would be a little cringey to see him asked so many questions that didn't seem to understand the essence of what he's all about. Pat was very gracious here throughout.
I know it is their job to elicit information from the guest that they are interviewing, but when interviewing musicians who are also there to perform in order to promote a CD that is about to released or has just been released, I wish that some of these talk show hosts would learn when to STOP talking and let the musicians do what came to do : play!! I was sooo impressed with the second part of this video stream where the host, Cassandra Clayton, just gave the most basic of information by briefly covering his background, how long he has been playing, what the name of the new CD is, and what song the group was going to play from that CD, and then she just got out of the way and said "take it away.." . I wish that more talk show hosts would emulate this woman, who knew when to inquire, when to listen, and when to just let the band play!!
You took the words right out of my fingertips, Wayne. I agree with you and had already written my feelings about it - see below. I have faith, however, that for every insecure, fickle, cringeworthy interviewer out there, there is also a great, empathetic human one like Cassandra Clayton! ---- FIRST INTERVIEW: I am intrigued that anybody would want to watch a show with such jittery, superficial interviewers. A pathetic reflection of the times. The mood generated is one of a pretty housewife interviewer who is interested but is incapable of any depth, alongside arrogant, disinterested male whose sole interest is spouting the next quick wit. SECOND INTERVIEW: Cassandra Clayton. What a contrast to the first interview! She comes across as genuinely, deeply interested, admiring without adulating, and asking more helpful questions. BOTH INTERVIEWS: Mr. Metheny effortlessly maintains, as another commenter notes, a calm, honest and self-deprecating demeanour.
God how patient pat is..the interviewer was just terrible..she was nice but he. Pat is just a wonder to me anytime i hear him playing He make mefeel good.
Regis being Regis...Pat comfortable in his own skin. Great communicator getting his point accords to listeners what his music is about and the process he used to put the product together. Calm demeanor equals music that is so pleasant. A friend brought me to his videos and I'm glad she did. Love the guitar work.
FIRST INTERVIEW: I am intrigued that anybody would want to watch a show with such jittery, superficial interviewers. A pathetic reflection of the times. The mood generated is one of a pretty housewife interviewer who is interested but is incapable of any depth, alongside arrogant, disinterested male whose sole interest is spouting the next quick wit. SECOND INTERVIEW: Cassandra Clayton. What a contrast to the first interview! She comes across as genuinely, deeply interested, admiring without adulating, and asking more helpful questions. BOTH INTERVIEWS: Mr. Metheny effortlessly maintains, as another commenter says, a calm, honest and self-deprecating demanour.
Is the Guitar with the ToothBrush :-). Notice near the Bridge at 5.14 Anyway, i love this album, and the second version with the extra CD turns the work even better. Love this version without the Sitar.
I saw pat at Berklee in 1975 and in Spain in 1990 and then ended up marrying his cousin
A remarkable musician
Been listening to Pat for over 30 years. His music has seen me through fun and rough times in my life. Catch him in concert of you can!
Pat Metheny never cease to amaze with with his musicianship and artistry. Secret Story is a beautiful recording.
Everyone should listen to Secret Story.
Listening to Pat since '78…He's still the best…Listen to his music almost everyday.. On my C.D.'s of course...
Pat is not just a great musician, but also a fine person.
Pat does seem to be a fine person except when he is threatening violence against, e.g., Kenny G: "...Everything I said here is exactly the same as what I would say to Gorelick if I ever saw him in person. and if I ever DO see him anywhere, at any function - he WILL get a piece of my mind and (maybe a guitar wrapped around his head.)"
@@johnnypetro9314 lol wut..
@@donsimons9810 Yes that is a quote from Pat Metheny.
Yeah because Kenny G-String garbled all over Louis Armstrong.
@@matthewrammigthank you
This is amazing. Who knew jazz musicians used to be interviewed and performed on main TV shows?
I'm very surprised!
Ditto
Likè...NEVER!
It was a different time for sure. Also Pat was arguably at his peak popularity. The Secret Story was a gold record as were the 2 previous PMG albums. I saw his Secret Story tour stop in my city where he sold out a 3000 seat venue. The PMG regularly played 5000+ seat venues, even bigger in Europe.
Unfortunately today’s music landscape doesn’t really favor a jazzy instrumental guitarist and his group becoming that big. Admittedly the music Pat and PMG made in the 1980s and 90s was special.
There are great musicians recording and touring today but you need to seek out their music and keep an eye on their socials so you can see them when they play the small jazz club in your town, if you’re lucky enough to have one.
Johnny Carson used to have classical guitarists ...
'Secret Story' is one of my favourite ever albums.
It was my first album by the PMG. I love the first track on it,with this children's choir ended with Pat's guitar solo accompanied by a Symphony Orchestra. It's a mental roller coaster ride.
Mine too
@@rakim6466 Great minds think alike !
NO ONE CLOSE......in a league of his own........Astonishing back catalogue .....peerless
What’s nice about this is that we get to watch Steve Rodby…😊
He's been a big influence on me, still decades after hearing his works. I don't even play guitar, it was his compositions that hit me.
Pat and his tooth-brush to adjust his guitar-strap - that's a classic, thanks for this uploading MR Russell º namaste
No problem
One of my favorite guitarists ! Makes the music sound full with just a three piece combo !
31 years ago... Crazy how time flies!
Rain River is one of my favorites!
Been in a Metheny trance for decades. 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️
Dig deep into the staccato
Secret Story is indeed one of Pat's best. It's nice and long - moody and constantly changing but flows so well. I've played it a zillion times but I don't think I've ever played just a song off the album/CD. It's one of those great albums that you always just want to immerse yourself in the whole thing.
Secret Story is a dynamic masterpiece, simply amazing. Must be experienced from start to finish.
If I was told I was going to be marooned on a desert island, and could pick one CD to have and listen to, it would the Metheney's "Secret Story" album. It is in truth the culmination of decades of his maturation and development as a musician, stamping his own style on jazz fusion.
"Secret Story" was my original introduction to Metheny's music, and I absolutely agree. It is the only album I would want with me on a deserted island.
I would go one step further....as a guy that plays both prog rock, and jazz.....and a big metheny fan as well and met hi couple times...i always thought of pats music as Progressive Jazz... Just like progressive rock but more jazz instead
Secret Story or We Live Here!
I got into Pat's music relatively late - mid to late 90's, so while I also love Secret Story, I'd rather choose Imaginary Day and The Way Up to accompany Lyle Mays' self titled solo masterpiece for my desert island excursion..
@@bradparker6156 Imaginary Day is one of my favorites, too. I listened to One Quiet Night several times in a row while working with my stamp collection recently, and decided it is an exquisite album, just beautiful music.
Long live Pat. Still a treasure to have him around.
Great mix for Television show. Especially for the era.
Seeing that long rectangular CD box really takes me back!
This piece is actually an arrangement of two songs. The first part is taken from the second part of "Have You Heard" (Pat's Solo), and then, they recall the main theme of "Rain River", from "Secret Story".
Nice ear. Did you also catch the "Phase Dance" quote @14:40?
Only a two-second phrase, good ear too ! ;)
Growing up I thought Regis and Kathy Lee were a bit hokey, but this is a pretty good interview considering the segment duration. Much better than anything on tv these days.
Secret Story is so great that, let me say this. My car had a CD player and a great set of speakers and a huge amp. I had Secret Story in that CD player for 3 years straight, no lie. I had no changer or any other fancy tech. It's got 74 minutes of music or thereabouts. I thought the album was the best album in history. The details are engeniusly selected. Each riff was perfectly balanced but I see here he's making up new stuff for a small acoustic set and it's absolutely perfect as it is so I'd just say that this demonstrates Methenys genius.
Ha ha, yes the most famous toothbrush in the world. As a great smiler, what a great symbol for Metheny. Right?
When I put Secret Story in my old Technics CD player and the asian children's choir starts to sing my musical journey starts. Everything fits perfectly in this song in particular the acoustic guitar solo, the Orchestra and the shakers at the end. The entire album is magnificent.
I had the surreal experience of having a brief conversation and get Secret Story signed by Pat in Osaka, Japan. I'll never forget it.
¡Qué capo este pibe! No dejé de comprar varios o tal vez todos los discos de jazz fusión que sacó desde fines de los 80 creo hasta fines de los 90. Después creo que me fui alejando.
Ver una entrevista de esa época es lo más.
This man's music had been making me cry with deep emotion more consistently than any other's music...& that's been happening for over 4 decades now.
He's one of my primary reasons to BE...vs NOT be.
Fantastic archival footage! thank you for posting this!!
Pat's agent: You gonna be on Regis and Kathy!!
Pat: Do I have to?
Great footage nonetheless. Love all that is Pat Metheny
Great to post this thank you! Just saw him in Geneva NY.....don't miss seeing him and his band in person! The ultimate amazing concert!
Killing harmonics at the end of the song!!!
Also, I love what he said about describing his music with words “Probably if I could describe it I‘d be a writer or a poet instead of a musician”.
wow!!! source?
12:17
This guy is awesome!!! His music make me feel full of hope for this spoiled World. Keep on playing Pat!!
One of my absolute heroes of guitar and music and this record brought him to the Spectrum for a promo show and I had a chance to hangout and meet him. Meant a lot and it was inspirational.
Great guy - and a beast-on-guitar. Love Pat. What an inspiration. oNe LovE from NYC
If Grateful Dead fans are dead heads, are Pat Metheny fans Meth heads ??
+Chad M I am a meth head
+Chad M Nope not at all. Just persons that like good jazz fusion music and outstanding talent. Save the meth for yourself.
Snooty Jazzo
idk, if meth heads = pat fans, then grate heads = dead heads. so the answer is no, lulz
Ba dum tssssss
Nice extracts. thanks for sharing
Those were the days... great musicians could still appear on TV.
amazing stripped-down version of the solo section in this tune...pretty full for a 3-piece...
Thanks for posting this! He's so good.
Very cool collection wow what a gift thanks.
This is a great post. Unbelievable quality too. Thanks, a lot, for sharing this.
Pat's sound is distinct, and recognizable -- it's his signature. However it's also always fresh, new and even exhilarating -- uplifting. God has blessed him with much creativity. Secret Story is one of his best albums, much emotions are released throughout the different chords he plays. He takes his listeners on an enjoyable sight-seeing musical journey.
Even the cover art on his albums are intriguing, they get you wondering about what was going on at the time and place they depict. It's also refreshing to see that his fame hasn't gone to his head, a very down-to-earth person who obviously really loves his work.
In memory of dear Regis.👑😌🤴
Man, Regis and KLee did their homework.
Secret story is a masterpiece of music.
I like how he quotes Phase Dance @ 14:40!
Great, thanks for sharing!
Armando Marcal (percussionist) has the hard job of several instruments. He's playing the chimes, tambourine, bongos and he has to maintain a steady rhythm with the shaker, while multitasking the other instruments. ( ^ _ ^ )
Yes, indeed. He is a fantastic musician.
***** What a moronic statement.
well what did you expect from a diaper avatar?
Greek Salad This group is part of the reason why I do what I do.
I do so wish interviewers would get somebody to coach them on good questions to ask musicians....
***** At least the interviewers are cute (not Regis).
Chinese Mugwump -What makes you think most viewers(non-musicians)would be interested in those questions? If the show was Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis.....I'm with you..............but on a show like this......no.
Eric Sierra-Franco Hey, you never know- some people don't have any class until you give it to them.....
Give me an idea of what you're talking about.......what would you have liked them to have asked Pat?
Eric Sierra-Franco I ALWAYS want to know who they think is a good musician (who impresses them). I also want to know who they like playing with, & who they wish they could play with. As a guitar player, I'd like to know why/how they got to playing the instrument they play. IE, John Scofield said he was on a gig in Japan & businessmen from Ibanez brought a guitar of theirs & asked him to just play it. He said that was the early 80's & he's still playing that exact same guitar. (Just for starters...). PS- thanks for asking!
Genius , pure and simple ...despite the the crass uneducated comments from the useless presenters...Hearing Pat perform and speak on his music was most pleasureable ...
He don't need no youtube stage to promote his Artistry ...just a bonus :)
It's entertainment and fun chat for the audiences, for the masses, for the views, for their personalities.
One of the newest instruments made available to modern musicians is the "salt shaker."
I was lucky to see that Tour in Denver, Paramount Theater..
❤La mano izquierda del percusionista ❤
bad ass trio !!!
It doesn't get more early 90's than this! Haha
If there is a heaven Pat's music is played there!
to me it seemed like the 'clap' light lit up before Pat was finished...what an artist though as you all know...
This is kind of like having Albert Einstein on Good Morning America. I would support it and think that it would be good to have him showcased and interviewed on mainstream television. And yet at the same time it would be a little cringey to see him asked so many questions that didn't seem to understand the essence of what he's all about. Pat was very gracious here throughout.
thank you for uploading....
The greatest..Pat metheny
I know it is their job to elicit information from the guest that they are interviewing, but when interviewing musicians who are also there to perform in order to promote a CD that is about to released or has just been released, I wish that some of these talk show hosts would learn when to STOP talking and let the musicians do what came to do : play!! I was sooo impressed with the second part of this video stream where the host, Cassandra Clayton, just gave the most basic of information by briefly covering his background, how long he has been playing, what the name of the new CD is, and what song the group was going to play from that CD, and then she just got out of the way and said "take it away.." . I wish that more talk show hosts would emulate this woman, who knew when to inquire, when to listen, and when to just let the band play!!
You took the words right out of my fingertips, Wayne. I agree with you and had already written my feelings about it - see below. I have faith, however, that for every insecure, fickle, cringeworthy interviewer out there, there is also a great, empathetic human one like Cassandra Clayton!
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FIRST INTERVIEW: I am intrigued that anybody would want to watch a show with such jittery, superficial interviewers. A pathetic reflection of the times. The mood generated is one of a pretty housewife interviewer who is interested but is incapable of any depth, alongside arrogant, disinterested male whose sole interest is spouting the next quick wit.
SECOND INTERVIEW: Cassandra Clayton. What a contrast to the first interview! She comes across as genuinely, deeply interested, admiring without adulating, and asking more helpful questions.
BOTH INTERVIEWS: Mr. Metheny effortlessly maintains, as another commenter notes, a calm, honest and self-deprecating demeanour.
Actually, I did a quick video check, and the song is called, " slip away".
Man, a masterpiece.
Pat is great!
Fun and neat to listen to him carry it with the guitar alone...great recording.
Only managed to see him once (U.K.) But love the guy
I love when I so clearly hear Wes in Pat's playing
Can’t freakin’ believe this is already 30 years old 🤦🏻
I love this trio set up. Pat will be here in Toronto for our Jazz Lives concert on April 30th. Last time he brought bassist Larry Grenadier with him.
Se toca todo... Me gustaría que hiciera más chord-melody.
great video
Looks like the same guitar (ES175?) he played on the 1979 Shadows and Light tour with Joni Mitchell and Jaco? The bridge pickup is removed.
dieselyeti Exactly the same guitar!
And was succeeded by not one but TWO Ibanez PM models. Earlier ones had the upper cutaway.
It is...
One of my favorite albums.
The performance from the bass player is amazing. He's got a bit of that "dreaded DI bass sound" going on though.
nice album this was
secret story one of best JJ
Mestre Pat Metheny e grandes músicos.Valeu por postar, Benjamim Russell
Kathie Lee so beautiful
This is how I like it. A lovely semi with flat wounds and a fat tone rolled back, just the right amount of reverb.
Kathy-Lee looks adorable.
I am a huge Metheny fan. I went to the concert for my birthday in January. OMG!
Miles Davis, Phillip Glass, Pat Metheny, Americas best
Great!
Marçalzinho 🥁 😎
Fast foward 30 years... "Today our guest is Lil Thug promoting his new album "I murdered somebody"
4:14 "...actor Allan Arkin"
Board reads, "Adam Arkin"
🧡
Genius.
God how patient pat is..the interviewer was just terrible..she was nice but he. Pat is just a wonder to me anytime i hear him playing
He make mefeel good.
Yes Who Is That Jerk Of An Interviewer?
Regis being Regis...Pat comfortable in his own skin. Great communicator getting his point accords to listeners what his music is about and the process he used to put the product together. Calm demeanor equals music that is so pleasant. A friend brought me to his videos and I'm glad she did. Love the guitar work.
of course it is their show and Regis and Kathy said, Pat Metheny is the biggest name we got on the show today?
FIRST INTERVIEW: I am intrigued that anybody would want to watch a show with such jittery, superficial interviewers. A pathetic reflection of the times. The mood generated is one of a pretty housewife interviewer who is interested but is incapable of any depth, alongside arrogant, disinterested male whose sole interest is spouting the next quick wit.
SECOND INTERVIEW: Cassandra Clayton. What a contrast to the first interview! She comes across as genuinely, deeply interested, admiring without adulating, and asking more helpful questions.
BOTH INTERVIEWS: Mr. Metheny effortlessly maintains, as another commenter says, a calm, honest and self-deprecating demanour.
R.I.P. MAESTRO LYLE MAYS
The tooth brush lol
I love you pat Metheny!!!
That bass player though.
Just great!
Wow, Kathie had done her homework
strings look really thick. even with flats that guitar gets a nice chimey sound on the low strings
I need his shirt
Is the Guitar with the ToothBrush :-). Notice near the Bridge at 5.14
Anyway, i love this album, and the second version with the extra CD turns the work even better. Love this version without the Sitar.
how do you find this ??????? good work, Thank you !!!!
What's the name of the song at the beginning of the clip(the video intro)? Ive been looking for it for years.
That's "Slip Away" from the album "Letter From Home".
Thank you.
Thanks...I have to agree!
Steve Rodby was 14 years old in this video
❤🎵💪🏾