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Travels [7/2] by Pat Metheny/Pat Metheny Group Nana Vasconcelos (CD, 1983)
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelUniversal
UPC4988031431238
eBay Product ID (ePID)15050166938
Product Key Features
EditionLive
Release Year1983
FormatCD
InstrumentGuitar
GenreJazz
ArtistPat Metheny/Pat Metheny Group, Nana Vasconcelos
Release TitleTravels [7/2]
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
ReviewsRecord Collector (magazine) (p.106) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Metheny used these dates to channel his Brazilian muse, effectively utilising guitar synthesizers to give the group an increasingly electronic, but always innovative and satisfying, arrangement."
Additional informationPat Metheny Group: Pat Metheny (synthesizer, guitar); Lyle Mays (autoharp, piano, organ, synthesizer); Steve Rodby (synthesizer, acoustic & electric basses); Dan Gottlieb (drums). Additional personnel: Nana Vasconcelos (vocals, berimbau, percussion). Recorded live in Dallas, Texas; Nacogdoches, Texas; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Hartford, Connecticut; Sacramento, California in July, October and November 1982. A double album that flirts with rock, folk, country and Latin - but is emphatically a jazz album. Metheny is equipped with probably his best ever live group; Steve Rodby, Dan Gottlieb, Nana Vasconcelos, and his right arm, keyboard virtuoso Lyle Mays. The recording exudes warmth, and often improves on tracks already issued on studio albums; for example, 'Phase Dance' is played with more verve and 'Song For Bilbao' sounds more passionate in a live context. The diamond in the mine, however, is the shortest piece - the glorious and delicate title track - worth the price of the album alone.
