（24Bit_32Bit）（FLAC）（Jazz） Pat Metheny - What's It All About 2011/2018 24bit/96kHz

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Pat Metheny – What’s It All About (2011/2018)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Time – 55:50 minutes | 0,98 GB | Genre: Jazz
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Nonesuch

The acoustic solo guitar album from Pat Metheny called “What’s It All About” features classic tunes from songwriters like Paul Simon, Lennon & McCartney, Burt Bacharach, and Henry Mancini. Pat describes it like this: “I wanted to record some of the music that was on my radar before I ever wrote a note of my own, or in a few cases, even before I played an instrument. Every one of these tunes has something going on that is just hip on a musical level, no matter how you cut it. They have all stuck with me over the years.”


The jazz tradition has long taken pop songs, reimagined and reinvented them harmonically and rhythmically and re-presented them as vehicles for improvisation. Pat Metheny has done something different on What’s It All About, his second Nashville-tuned baritone acoustic guitar record (with a handful of other acoustic instruments and no overdubs, but there are edits). Here he performs ten pop songs that have long been part of his personal arcana and recorded them so that we might hear what’s inside these songs — as songs. Recorded on a single day in February of 2011, Metheny interprets well-known songs by Paul Simon, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Lennon & McCartney, Henry Mancini, the Ventures, Burt Bacharach, Paul Williams, Terry Kirkman, Carly Simon, Thom Bell, and others across the pop spectrum. His approach is deliberate; his interest is in the subtlety of melody; its nuance, and mystery; he finds the places he hears inside the music before these songs even begin, or just after they end, through a unique series of tunings he employs between A-flat and C. “The Sound of Silence” opens the set by suggesting the tones of a Japanese koto in its intro (courtesy of his 42-string Pikasso guitar). When the melody commences, its languorous richness and rhythmic balance are so perfect, we hear it not only as the pop song we remember by Simon & Garfunkel, but as a lyric invention that is almost magical in its possibility. The version of Kirkman’s “Cherish” (a big hit by the Association), is equally profound. He finds the space where the human voice inserts itself in the harmonic structure and opens it with his guitar. There is slightly more improvisation in “Alfie,” but it’s open, spacious, and full of hinted-at dimensions in the crafting of the song’s parameters. “Girl from Ipanema,” played as a skeletal, impressionistic ballad, uncovers suggestions of darker melodies inside. He pulls out both the implied elegance in “That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be,” and the quietly majestic variety of it in “Rainy Days and Mondays.” “Betcha by Golly, Wow” stands as a revelation: its inventive harmonics and syncopations are inherent in the tune’s basic architecture. In closer “And I Love Her” are the direct implications of bossa that Lennon and McCartney had no doubt taken note of at the time. Ultimately, What’s It All About is an intimate work revealing Metheny’s investigation of composition itself. The notion of song is inherent in everything he does, and he reveals that inspiration in spades here. ~ Thom Jurek

曲目:
1. The Sound of Silence 06:33
2. Cherish 05:28
3. Alfie 07:46
4. Pipeline 03:28
5. Garota de Ipanema 05:12
6. Rainy Days and Mondays 07:12
7. That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be 06:03
8. Slow Hot Wind 04:28
9. Betcha by Golly, Wow 05:18
10. And I Love Her 04:22

Personnel:
Pat Metheny, baritone guitar (on tracks 2, 3, 5-9), 42-string Pikasso guitar (on track 1), 6-string guitar (on track 4), nylon-string guitar (on track 10)

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