2001 (reissued 2008) Some artists are revolutionary, others are evolutionary. Some manage to be both, and guitarist Pat Metheny is one of a small group of artists who, always moving forward, ...

With 1994's We Live Here and the 1996 follow-up Quartet, Nonesuch continues its series of remastered reissues from guitar icon Pat Metheny's out-of-print Geffen era. Metheny has long been a ...

Intense and often aggressive, Pat Metheny's 65-minute piece "The Way Up" was played in its entirety to open his 2¾-hour show at Universal. It is as challenging a composition as Metheny and his partner ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “I kind of joke that there are two kinds of records that I make: “documentary” type records—a few folks in a studio, play the tune ...

Pat Metheny - Guitars Lyle Mays - Piano, Keyboards Antonio Sanchez - Drums, Percussion Steve Rodby - Bass Coung Vu - Trumpets Gregoire Maret - Harmonica, Wind Instruments, Flute It's not often I go to ...

When Pat Metheny released his first album 40 years ago, he was a frizzy-haired wunderkind from the Midwest, perfectly poised to reach a vast audience looking for the next visionary guitarist. An ...

Guitarist Pat Metheny has been at the top of his craft for 40 years — since he first hit the Jazz chart Top 10 with his 1979 album “New Chautauqua.” Since then, he’s had more than two dozen more ...

Seattle is getting the rare opportunity to watch a new jazz group take shape this week, as the great guitarist Pat Metheny sculpts a new sound at Jazz Alley. Though it was hard to say after the first ...

Guitar legend and 20-time Grammy Award-winner Pat Metheny earned an enthusiastic ovation for his insightful 2018 keynote address at the annual Society for Neuroscience Conference. But he was left ...

When told in advance that Pat Metheny would be playing a three-hour show without intermission at Royce Hall Saturday night, and we wondered whether it would be wise to step out to the lobby now and ...

This live performance of the seven-piece Pat Metheny Group’s 1997 Grammy-winner Imaginary Day is the kind of piece that gives art rock a good name. Not that it is, in fact, art rock. But in its ...

Jazz guitarist Pat Metheny pursues two different careers, trading one for the other every couple of years or so. On his own and with his trio, he explores avant-garde music with the likes of Ornette ...