Patrick Bruce Metheny (born 12 August 1954 in Lee's Summit, Missouri, USA) … Read Full Bio ↴Patrick Bruce Metheny (born 12 August 1954 in Lee's Summit, Missouri, USA) is an American jazz guitarist and leader of the Pat Metheny Group. Metheny's musical contexts separate into many branches: the Pat Metheny Group plus various collaborations, duets, solo works, and other side projects.

He first made it big in the jazz world with the famous vibraphonist Gary Burton. Throughout the late 70's, 80's, and 90's, Metheny established himself as one of the leading jazz guitar players in the world. Famous for his tasteful midwestern style and tone, he also has an incredible facility with the guitar. His compositions have earned him acclaim in the jazz world as well.

He has played with such greats as: Herbie Hancock, Dave Holland, Ornette Coleman, Jack DeJohnette, Michael Brecker, Charlie Haden, Jim Hall, John Scofield, Bill Stewart, Brad Mehldau and Jaco Pastorius. Similar artists include Mike Stern, Bill Frisell, and John McLaughlin.

Pat Metheny has won 17 Grammy awards and holds the record for winning Grammys in the most categories.

You will find Pat Metheny also on following artist pages:

Jaco
Pat Metheny Group
Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays
John Scofield & Pat Metheny
Charlie Haden & Pat Metheny
Jim Hall & Pat Metheny
Pat Metheny & Ornette Coleman
Pat Metheny/Ornette Coleman
Pat Metheny & Brad Mehldau
Metheny Mehldau Quartet
Pat Metheny with Charlie Haden and Billy Higgins
Pat Metheny & Dave Holland & Roy Haynes
Pat Metheny Trio
Anna Maria Jopek & Friends with Pat Metheny
Pat Metheny Unity Group
(incomplete list).

Diskographie:

Pat Metheny discography, sorted by years with last fm links:

01. - 1974 - Ring - Gary Burton
02. - 1974 - Jaco - Jaco Pastorius & Pat Metheny with Paul Bley and Bruce Ditmas
03. - 1975 - Dreams So Real - Gary Burton Quintet
04. - 1976 - Passengers - Gary Burton Quartet with Eberhard Weber
05. - 1976 - Bright Size Life - Pat Metheny with Jaco Pastorius and Bob Moses
06. - 1977 - Watercolors - Pat leads. With Lyle Mays, Eberhard Weber and Danny Gottlieb
07. - 1978 - Pat Metheny Group - Pat Metheny Group
08. - 1979 - New Chautauqua - Pat Metheny
09. - 1979 - The Search for Solutions -
10. - 1979 - American Garage - Pat Metheny Group
11. - 1980 - Shadows and Light - Joni Mitchell with Metheny, Mays, Pastorius, Brecker & Alias
12. - 1980 - 80/81 - Pat Metheny with Redman, Haden, Brecker, and DeJohnette
13. - 1981 - The Song Is You - Chick Corea with A. Braxton, J. DeJohnette, L. Konitz, M. Vitous
14. - 1981 - As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls - Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays
15. - 1982 - Offramp - Pat Metheny Group
16. - 1983 - Under Fire - with Jerry Goldsmith
17. - 1983 - Travels - Pat Metheny Group
18. - 1984 - Rejoicing - Pat Metheny with Charlie Haden and Billy Higgins
19. - 1984 - Fandango - Unreleased soundtrack with Lyle Mays & Naná Vasconcelos
20. - 1984 - First Circle - Pat Metheny Group
21. - 1984 - Works - Pat Metheny
22. - 1985 - Encontros E Despedidas - Milton Nascimento (Pat plays only on "Vidro e Corte")
23. - 1985 - Contemplación - Pedro Aznar's Sondtrack with Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays and Dan Gottlieb
24. - 1985 - The Falcon and the Snowman - Soundtrack by Pat Metheny Group
27. - 1986 - Story Of Moses - Bob Moses with Metheny, Okoshi, Strickland, Quintero & Harris
28. - 1986 - Day In - Night Out - Mike Metheny
29. - 1986 - Song X - Ornette Coleman, Metheny, D. Coleman, DeJohnette and Haden
30. - 1987 - Michael Brecker - Michael Brecker with Metheny, Kirkland, Haden and DeJohnette
31. - 1987 - Still Life (Talking) - Pat Metheny Group
32. - 1988 - Works II - Pat Metheny
33. - 1989 - Reunion - Gary Burton with Pat Metheny, Will Lee, Peter Erskine and Mitchel Forman
34. - 1989 - Letter from Home - Pat Metheny Group
35. - 1989 - Electric Counterpoint - Steve Reich.
36. - 1990 - Reunion - Gary Burton
37. - 1990 - Parallel Realities - Jack DeJohnette with Pat Metheny, Herbie Hancock
38. - 1990 - Tell Me Where You're Going - Silje Nergaard
39. - 1990 - Question and Answer - Pat Metheny & Dave Holland & Roy Haynes
40. - 1992 - Toys - (on "Let Joy And Innocence Prevail")
41. - 1992 - Till We Have Faces - Gary Thomas, Metheny, Murphy, Cox, Howard, Carrington, Moss.
42. - 1992 - Secret Story - Pat Metheny Group
43. - 1993 - Wish - Joshua Redman album with Charlie Haden, Billy Higgins
44. - 1993 - Yin and the Yout - Paul Wertico Pat plays guitar on "Don't Look Back" only
45. - 1993 - Parallel Realities live... - Mellon Jazz Festival 1990, DeJohnette, Metheny, Hancock & Holland
46. - 1993 - The Road to You - Pat Metheny Group
47. - 1994 - Noa - Achinoam Nini
48. - 1994 - I Can See Your House from Here - John Scofield & Pat Metheny
49. - 1994 - Zero Tolerance for Silence - Pat Metheny
50. - 1995 - We Live Here - Pat Metheny Group
51. - 1996 - Pursuance - Kenny Garrett album with Brian Blade, and Rodney Whitaker
52. - 1996 - Passaggio per il paradiso - Soundtrack by Pat Metheny
53. - 1996 - The Sign of 4 - with Derek Bailey, Gregg Bendian, and Paul Wertico
54. - 1996 - Passaggio per il paradiso - Pat Metheny
55. - 1996 - Quartet - Pat Metheny Group
56. - 1997 - Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories) - Charlie Haden & Pat Metheny
57. - 1997 - Imaginary Day - Pat Metheny Group
58. - 1998 - Like Minds - Gary Burton with Pat Metheny, Chick Corea, Roy Haynes, & Dave Holland
59. - 1998 - The Sound of Summer Running - Marc Johnson with Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, & Joey Baron
60. - 1998 - Dreams - Philip Bailey
61. - 1998 - Babe: Pig in the City - with E.G. Daily (on "A Heart That's True")
62. - 1999 - Traveling Miles - Cassandra Wilson
63. - 1999 - The Elements: Water - Dave Liebman with Pat Metheny, Billy Hart, and Cecil McBee
64. - 1999 - Simply Said - Kenny Garrett. Pat plays on "Sounds Like Winter" & "Simply Said".
65. - 1999 - Time Is of the Essence - Michael Brecker. Pat plays guitar and wrote "Timeline" & "As I Am".
66. - 1999 - Jim Hall & Pat Metheny - Jim Hall
67. - 1999 - A Map of the World - Pat Metheny
68. - 2000 - Trio -> Live - Pat Metheny Trio with Pat Metheny, Bill Stewart & Larry Grenadier
69. - 2000 - Trio 99 -> 00 - Pat Metheny Trio with Pat Metheny, Bill Stewart and Larry Grenadier
70. - 2001 - Nocturne - Charlie Haden. Pat plays on "Noche de Ronda (Night of Wandering)".
71. - 2001 - Reverence - Richard Bona. Pat plays on track number 6.
72. - 2001 - The Move To The Groove Session (feat. Jimmy Heath) - Pat Metheny & The Heath Brothers
73. - 2002 - Upojenie - Anna Maria Jopek
74. - 2002 - Speaking of Now -
75. - 2003 - Portrait of Jaco: The Early Years, 1968-1978 Disc 1 - Interview and live
75. - 2003 - Portrait of Jaco: The Early Years, 1968-1978 Disc 2 - with J. Pastorius & B. Moses
76. - 2003 - One Quiet Night - Pat Metheny
77. - 2004 - Rarum IX / Selected Recordings -
78. - 2005 - Sueña La Alhambra - Enrique Morente album, renowned Spanish flamenco singer.
79. - 2005 - Song X: Twentieth Anniversary - Pat Metheny & Ornette Coleman incl. 6 unrel. records
80. - 2005 - The Way Up - Pat Metheny Group
81. - 2006 - Metheny Mehldau - Pat Metheny & Brad Mehldau
82. - 2007 - Pilgrimage - Michael Brecker with Metheny, Mehldau, Hancock, Patitucci, and DeJohnette
83. - 2007 - Metheny Mehldau Quartet - Pat Metheny & Brad Mehldau, Larry Grenadier and Jeff Ballard
84. - 2008 - Day Trip - with Antonio Sanchez & Christian McBride
85. - 2008 - Tokyo Day Trip - with Antonio Sanchez & Christian McBride (live)
86. - 2009 - Quartet Live! - ECM
87. - 2009 - Mourning Becomes Electra - New Group Theater off-Broadway production
88. - 2010 - Orchestrion - Pat Metheny
89. - 2011 - What's It All About - UK chart peak: #164[1]
90. - 2012 - Unity Band - Pat Metheny with Chris Potter, Ben Williams and Antonio Sanchez
91. - 2012 - The Orchestrion Project - Pat Metheny
92. - 2013 - La noche más larga - Concha Buika
93. - 2013 - Tap: John Zorn's Book of Angels | Vol. 20 - with Antonio Sánchez - composed by John Zorn
94. - 2014 - Kin (<-->) - Pat Metheny Unity Group

And I Love Her
Pat Metheny Lyrics

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I give her all my love
That's all I do
And if you saw my love
You'd love her to
I love her

She gives my everything
And tenderly

The kiss my lover brings
She brings to me
And I love her

A love like ours
Could never die
As long as I
Have you near me

Bright are the stars that shine
Dark is the sky
I know this love of mine
Will never die
And I love her

Bright are the stars that shine
Dark is the sky
I know this love of mine

Will never die
And I love her, ooh

Overall Meaning

The song "And I Love Her" by Pat Metheny expresses a deep, unending love that the singer has for someone special. The first verse talks about how the singer gives all his love to his beloved, who is so beautiful that anyone who saw her would also love her. The second verse describes how this love is reciprocated by the singer's partner, who gives him everything and tenderly kisses him. The singer goes on to declare that a love like this would never die, as long as the two of them are together.

The refrain repeats the idea of bright stars and dark skies, representing the ups and downs in life, but the love that the singer has for his partner is unwavering and will never fade away. The final line of the song confidently declares the love that the singer feels for his partner, reinforcing the idea that their love is strong and will never die.

Overall, the song is a beautiful representation of the power of true love and the unyielding commitment that comes with it.

Line by Line Meaning

I give her all my love
All of my affection is dedicated solely to her

That's all I do
Loving her consumes all of my time and energy

And if you saw my love
If you could witness the love and beauty that she possesses

You'd love her too
You would also be deeply enamored by her

She gives me everything
She provides me with everything I need, both physically and emotionally

And tenderly
In a way that is gentle and affectionate

The kiss my lover brings
The intimate and loving gesture of kissing that my partner offers

She brings to me
She bestows upon me this tender act

A love like ours could never die
Our mutual love and devotion will never fade away

As long as I have you near me
As long as I am in close proximity to you, my love will always be strong

Bright are the stars that shine
The celestial bodies that illuminate the night sky radiate with brilliance

Dark is the sky
The backdrop against which these stars shine is blanketed in darkness

I know this love of mine will never die
I am certain that my love will continue to thrive and endure

And I love her
I am deeply and passionately in love with her

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: John Lennon, Paul McCartney

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Comments from YouTube:

@Nick23at63

4y↑811

My mother was into the Big Band era, Glenn Miller, Dorsey, Goodman, etc... but every once in a while, she could tolerate some newer music. She didn't like Rock & Roll at all, but she liked some softer stuff. I came across this video in 2014, and I asked her to listen to it ( I was her caregiver by then). She was skeptical when I said it was a guitar rendition, but she let me play it. It absolutely melted her heart. She died about a month later sadly, but I was glad she got to experience a different type of music and was able to enjoy it. Miss you, Mom.

@ariekoren4256

3y↑19

Sorry for your loss, Nick

@elizabethmcleod246

3y↑15

Nick, this song is soothing. I’m glad your Mom heard it. Sending you love and hope.

@kiz-ichooselovenotfear5106

3y↑14

What a beautiful story💕

@manoocal

3y↑10

God bless her soul

@tuks4

3y↑10

God bless u and may ur mom's soul rest in peace..🤗

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@MrSensible2

1y↑6

YouTube's great. You watch all sorts of rubbish & then you accidentally stumble on a gem like this. Perfect!

@shankarlakshmanan6167

3y↑27

That’s why they say that a song has the longest life. A good melody will outlive us all.

@georgeway2092

14w

not eternity ... image being around that long ... ( that is what 'GOD ALMIGHTY' want to give 'HIS' creation ...( humbling ech ? ... )

@RiverWhisperPrd

2y↑28

I've lost count of how many times I've listened to this....the echo of the past is here...a dear part of my life is remembered...thank you Pat

@Fat12219

18w

❤😢

@carlogns932

2y↑6

remember Rome 1983? I was there and I am here! Your music is breath for soul... thank you!

@zvonkom

2y↑385

When you go full circle in mastery you get back to simple songs and make them sound heavenly.

Respect.

@DenverTW

2y↑8

PM is a genius. A true master.

@moe42o

2y↑3

I second this!

@randyd.1524

1y↑1

It's true.

@zigisamblak

1y↑6

Bro this song was always heavenly, you just never realized until now.

@adarkimpurity

1y↑1

It's 90% great but personally, there is something off about it to me that's awkward and meat fisted...

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@j.k.macleod9527

7y↑426

What a beautiful version of this classic Beatles song.

@merciavilanova7112

6y↑4

Lindíssima!

@moniquelawson4269

5y↑3

if I could

@banjopete

J. K. MacLeod , wrote some goodies eh?

@antoinesloves222

Santo and johnny song ! Not the beatles.... ;-)

@michaelb2211

4y↑3

@Antoine Sloves What? It's a Paul song. They just covered it

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@emjdedios

3y↑110

Sound Engineer: Who are we recording today?
Studio Manager: Pat Metheny on a classical guitar.
SE: We're gonna need all the mics.

@brett327

3y↑11

...and it sounds absolutely amazing!

@AlanODuffy

3y↑6

So beautiful mr Music mixer man ..

@victorwilburn8588

3y↑6

I often record acoustic guitar with a mic on the bridge and 12th fret. Gives a nicer stereo feed between a brighter and fatter sound.

As for the more distant mic, that picks up room ambience and is probably the reason this sounds so reverberant.

@moncorp1

3y↑1

I'm so sick of these stupid dank memes

@oscarherrerar.3496

3y↑2

@moncorp1 Inc maybe you are sick of yourself

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@loonaya

1y↑11

I've never heard Pat Metheny on an acoustic, and you can tell it's Pat after three plucks. Incredible touch.

@thomasmartinscott

4y↑80

One of the most beautiful Songs ever written, done faithfully, respectfully, and expertly!

@kingkongsdingdong

44w↑13

I started playing guitar at twelve and have been playing for over fifty years. This is one of my favorite guitar solos. It has a great feel from deep inside.

@markgonzalez8828

26w

I remember being 12. I’m 31 now. What advice would you give me knowing you lived your 30s

@tehee-

3y↑48

As a professional guitarist of ten years, I love what he is doing. He isn't slapping, clacking or playing showoff, he just feel and expresses the song. So many 'McKee wannabe' acoustic guitarists could learn a large amount about the guitar just by watching this video.

@ayshstrings

2y↑6

Agree ! That guitar slapping thing is annoying

@hernannoceloni330

5y↑138

This is for far the most beautiful version of this great song that I have ever heard. Pat is a genius. Awesome tribute to the Beatles.

@stevethrapp2660

43w↑11

Idk how anyone who's ever seen or heard Pat perform isn't just freaking awestruck.Truly one of a kind!

@bigswingface5847

34w

Agreed. He plays like no one else, especially his solo playing. Masterful. But, not for the feeble minded or slow of wit. He plays on a hyper-intellectual level most cannot assimilate.

@321snoot

26w

I've been following Pat since Bright Size Life came out, and have seen him several times - first back in '79 with the original Pat Metheny Band. His versatility and virtuosity are breathtaking. But, Pat on acoustic gives me goosebumps.

@crazywisdom2

3y↑10

I could listen to him play this song over and over again for hours. Was blessed to see the " pat metheny group " years ago.

@gretasbo1367

2y↑69

Tonight I watched Pat Metheny in Concert in Hamburg! It was extraordinary. The fifth encore this Night was the cover Song of the Beatles And I love her. It was simply beautiful and I had tears in my eyes! I feel so incredibly lucky to have been there. Thank you! 😍

@vintagegoldenage

2y↑4

lucky!

@marylindimicco4733

2y↑3

Woow

@GovernorCedric

1y↑2

I saw Pat the first time in concert in the early 80’s I was spell bound by his amazing talent. I could see not imagine seeing him today. He is one of my all time favorite musicians

@KrisHughes

1y↑7

This is so lush. One of my favourite Beatles songs, too. I was sceptical, but ended up listening to this three times in a row!

@craigpruess5565

10w

A mini orchestral arrangement on a single guitar! Perfectly voiced, all soul…. playing to the beauty of the song.. Amazing! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@billykravtin5116

9y↑257

A beautiful melody is a beautiful melody. The Beatles' ability to compose as many as they did remains unmatched. And then in the hands of Metheny.... well what can you say. Thanks Pat.

@kellymichaels9379

4y↑12

Hands down, one of the best guitar player ever. I would listen to an Amazing Melody over someone like a guitar speed demon anyday. Melody is where it's at!

@Nautilus1972

4y↑6

Thanks Pat. Thanks Paul McCartney and John Lennon, what the fuck did Metheny ever write that will be played in 200 years??

@sullyjag

4y↑6

@Nautilus1972 You actually need to thank George Harrison. His unmistakable riff is the backbone of this McCartney song, like so many other Harrison riffs that he constantly came up with.

@katy8334

4y↑7

No, the riff was derived from the melody, not the other way round.

@nmcg2587

4y↑3

@Katy I think you and sully are talking about the same thing. McCartney gave credit to Harrison for the riff which "made" the song what it is. Harrison was undoubtedly inspired by the melody and that riff gave the song the hook/backbone it needed to make it an A-lister.

On a different note, I don't think Metheny did this song any favours with his interpretation. Uneven playing, awkward and uninteresting.

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@jaygatsby1

2y↑18

This is structurally a beautiful sing made even more beautiful in the hands of a master.

@escherpainting8622

2y↑5

There's something very bizarrely comforting about hearing Pat breathing here. Often when you're listen to performances of songs, or the songs themselves, you can forget that human beings, having a human experience, wrote and recorded them, and were doing something as obvious as breathing the entire time. Arguably, the best music of all time has that effect. It's somewhere between alienating and understanding. Just hearing the struggle between human and instrument, and the tug of war that goes into making a song happen live, and the irregular, heavy breathing reminds us what we are capable of if we really apply ourselves. We're human beings just the exact same as Pat Metheny, hard as that might be to believe.

@erwinbordallo1958

3y↑16

I can't believe I've never heard this rendition. Methany makes it even more beauttiful than it originally was. Hats off to you Sir Methany! THAT'S the song I want to keep in my heart forever! Thank you.

@JohnnyNowhere

3y↑188

I've played guitar for almost fifty years, but never reached the level of proficiency that Pat had by 1980. I play this on my desktop and close my eyes, and feel the low E vibrate my desk, and for a moment I am Pat.

@screamingdeafdog

3y↑7

You are not alone. Ticket for MKE Side EYE this Thursday

@melancholiac

2y↑10

Talent recognises genius.

@tootallmaninflorida

2y↑3

I'm right there with ya, brother....I've been playing for 61 of my 73 years, and can't even come close to what Pat does....a true artisan...I love all the subtle little slides....awesome stuff !!!

@wariswaldo9790

@tootallmaninflorida I’m not sure I’ve seen the action so low with those clean notes. I would love to know how good that guitar feels in my hands.

@Axel-mm7qi

2y↑2

That's the most beautiful youtube comment I've read. You may not have become Pat, but you did become someone.

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@simonbertioli4696

3y↑28

This is beyond pleasant..
I'm in another dimension..
Pat always touches those note's.
This piece is a true example 👏👌🙌

@alannreeder7700

8y↑1.1K

When Pat Metheny was still in a Junior in High School, he attended the Midwestern music and Art Camp in Lawrence, KS, stayed in one of the Daisy Hill dormitories there. I was the Resident Counselor for the wing of the Hall he lived in. His remarkable talent was obvious to all the other kids his age in our wing and his fame grew all over the Campus. He was a lively, but a little ornery, outgoing and had quite a 'big' personality that won you over quickly. I hardly saw him in the Hall, because he was always somewhere else, no doubt dazzling other kids his age with his talent - and probably also he spent time with the instructors there at the Camp.

I have always been secretly proud that he "was one of my kids" that summer many years ago. After that I watched his fame and renown only grow along with his talent. I hope I was able to be a good role model for him at that time in his young life.

One other thing, he was one of the most handsome kids around the Camp. And I'm sure he could charm the socks off the silly little junior high girls - all atwitter.

I am late in saying this, but "Congratulations, Pat, for your success and for your well-lived life. May you live with your due fame always following you and with a career as long as have Mick Jagger and Paul McCartney had!"

@tedhernandez5009

8y↑28

+Alan N Reeder You are truly a fine person!. The few fine ones that make the world today. Mentors

@alannreeder7700

8y↑10

+Ted Hernandez, Thank you Ted Hernandez, for your compliment!
There were, if course, many other talent and well-educated young men there that summer at the Camp; all of whom I hope have go on to be community leaders!

@GotLotsaFaith

8y↑8

+Alan N Reeder
You will find, by and large, most successful people have that certain "je ne sais quois" you've described knowing in Pat. I'm a long-time fan, and an avid reader of his history.. Over the years I've squired an 'earnest feeling' about what kind of person he might have been in parallel to his unmatched musicianship.. My "research" dates back to the mid-80's when I once saw Danny Gotlieb and Mark Egan do a clinic at E.U. Wurlitzer in Boston MA, where Danny G anecdotally spoke of his own experience working with Pat in the very early days. And according to both men, he WAS ornery-- to use your word.

Last, I think in order to make it in any business, one may not need to be ornery, but one certainly does need a "big" personality--and that can be taken any way you like, but the fact remains, 'You Gotta Take It' to quote one, Jack Nicholson during his opening narrative at the start of The Departed.

@alannreeder7700

8y↑5

+GotLotsaFaith
Thank you for your comment. I used the word "ornery" because I couldn't quite come up with a word that exactly described his youthful behavior. He was self-confident; out-going; effervescent; had a magnetic personality none could ignore. Plus, of course, he was a genius; and I mean that not just in music, but in other aspects of life - as oftentimes goes along with people of genius as well.
I can't way I knew him deeply, but I do feel I can say that he had depth, in his personality, his devotion to his music, his care for others, and his ability to "navigate the world" ahead of him. I think he knew he was bound for fame and prepared himself properly to accommodate to that future.
He, of course, also had the good luck of being a very handsome young man, with quite a following of groupie girls!

@Ozoneum1

8y↑2

+wilma aniceto Ouvi dizer que ele tb é grande fã de música brasileira...ele, por exemplo, tocou nos anos 80 com Milton Nascimento. Inspiração e boa música vão e vem e correm pelo planeta como o vento...

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@Fuff63

3y↑9

In the right hands, the acoustic guitar speaks so beautifully.

@danielpinto6165

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULboUrX-_pM&ab_channel=DanielPinto

@larryholder582

2y↑7

I'm certain Paul never heard his song played like this! Pat Matheny, you are definitely one of the greatest guitarist ever! Love you bro.

@a2ndopynyn

3y↑7

This is what happens when one of the legends is played by one of the legends. Perfecto.

@juwe5757

3y↑9

This version opend a new dimension of a very great part of musical history.....fantastic...

@ayuttaya.ambient

4y↑6

Pat Metheny's music always tells a story. Thanks for your awesome music--have been listening for over 20 years.

@dlsbob

4y↑8

I can't think of the words to describe how beautiful this is. It took me in and the anxiety of my world vanished. So calming . . . Peaceful . . .

@sequeiraa777

4y↑85

Pat’s tone on acoustic is legendary, fills the room and the heart with its deepness.

@zweisteinya

2y↑1

Tone? On a plastic-stringed guitar?
Hardly at all. Real men play with steel

@creepingequinox7359

2y↑12

@Haritick no shot youre a real person

@majmx

52w

Legentary? He is an average acoustic guitar player.

@franzkarlvj

41w↑1

@@majmx average ? please, seriously...

@majmx

41w

@@franzkarlvj This video show that he is not a good acoustic guitar player. Most average guitar players can play this or better. I used to play the guitar a long time ago and I could play the same without any problems (now I don't play anymore).

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@paulrevelli

3y↑13

Your version of this reminds me why I never, ever get tired of hearing this song. Beautifully played. Thank you.

@homegrownrecording

43w↑5

Pat Metheny’s music is a gift! Such beautiful artistry, vulnerability and expression. Inspiring.

@Sancld

22w

u r 2000% Right!

@emusounds

3y↑10

The fact you heard George's guitar part featured so prominently in all the covers and helps make this song what it is, shows how he should of gotten a writing credit for this song.

@gbwildlifeuk8269

3y↑1

He didnt receive a writing credit because he didnt write it. When the credit, "written by" appears, (in this case Lennon and McCartney,) it refers to the lyrics not the musical score. It's extremely rare for credits such as, "guitar riff by" or "piano by" on credit lines.
That said McCartney is noted for verbally mentioning it to the beatles publisher Dick James.
" According to James, Lennon called for a break and "within half an hour [Lennon and McCartney] wrote ... a very constructive middle to a very commercial song." McCartney, on the other hand, maintains that "the middle eight is mine ... I wrote this on my own. I would say that John probably helped with the middle eight, but he can't say 'It's mine'." McCartney has credited George Harrison with composing the signature guitar riff, saying it "made a stunning difference to the song". Source: Wikipedia

@tristancharbonneau5241

42w↑10

The best cover for a beatles song by pat himself a work of art and a masterpiece

@dwebster50

6y↑30

One of my fave beatle songs .... Pat ,s version is so much greater. It’s amazing how someone could redo a standard so beautiful... Can’t get this out of my head ...the nylon guitar is the best way to hear it!

@HopHeadSeattle

2y↑1

George played a nylon string in the original...

@MrYogipee

2y↑13

My heart has finally healed thanks to Paul McCartney, and this guy.💋

@davideriksen9086

2y↑7

So much respect for the original song, and Pat’s ability to bring it out in a beautifully lyrical manner. And keeping fresh, so very fresh.

@ymz5

4y↑14

The best instrumental (solo) rendering of this composition I ever heard.

@bienvenidovelasco6834

4y↑1

I saw a version of the same song by Al Di Meola, it was more complex & hard to play but it was lame, cheesy, irritating compared to Metheny's beautiful rendition

@manceltate5648

3y↑5

Old Beatles fan here, but gifts like you have keep me feeling much younger. Thank you Pat.

@danielpinto6165

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULboUrX-_pM&ab_channel=DanielPinto

@jazzsardinne7054

4y↑6

This album got me through late nights studying all through the night, while work and my 2 boys of under 3 years of age, at the time, had me in circles during the day!! Pat you are a musical genius!! Absolutely honoured to be alive to share all your beautiful music with you. Thank you for the inspiration...💕🥰🙏

@martyemmons1859

5y↑22

I'm only too honored to be able to write that I absolutely loved this performance by Pat Metheny!

@josephmango4628

2y↑5

Pat is obviously a phenomenal guitar player and does a masterful job with this classic. It amazes me at the depth of talent the Beatles possessed especially when you consider they broke up before any of them were 30. Think about that for a moment.

@javierameliabalzola1285

3y↑3

One of the FINEST recording artists of the generation...indeed My favorite nobody can touch Pat in longevity...quality...and sheer volume of work...nobody

@salciaburri2759

4y↑3

The first time I saw Pat M. in concert was back in 1979, Houston ,TX. Something special happens when he comes out with his guitar and plays solo. Still one of my favorite guitarists.

@peterg5383

31w

just heard him live in 2023 - still true.

@krissfree3154

23w↑2

J'adore le style/talent de Pat Metheny. J'ai eu la chance de le rencontrer lors d'un festival. Je n'oublierai jamais sa discrétion et son humilité. La classe des grands Artistes. And I love him <3

@lucypuentes6636

4y↑25

Desde Venezuela soy y seré amante de los Beatles...esta versión por Pat es bellísima...yo

@josephlemko3027

5y↑11

Pat Methany is an excellent guitarist. This is a beautiful rendition of this Beatle song.

@HokeyBill

4y↑7

Absolutely beautiful. So many fantastic nuances. I've savored this performance many times.

@ubernate860

1y↑2

Pat is a truly gifted person I would give anything to break bread with him just once. Seen him twice in concert and he performs one heck of a show. Thanks for the music Pat, may you stay healthy for many more.

@arip9234

4y↑2

Pure beauty. 30 years ago I heard “Still Life Talking” and it blew my mind...and 30 years later Pat is still fresh...

@ReneFabre

3y↑7

Me too.... and this Pat, is one of the most beautiful interpretations I've ever heard. Thank you!

@francescam.e.1884

4y↑10

A magical version of the song. Love it!

@paliki

5y↑22

There are no words to describe Pat Metheny. Remarkable, incredible musician.

@randycraig

39w↑1

Which is it, words or no words? I guess there were words after all! Ha ha. I get it, though. He is a master.

@Lmon2

2y↑2

I have seen Pat several times live - he escapes being assigned to a category. This perfect rendition of a rather perfect song is a wonderful showcase for him, for those of you who have never seen him.

@matthewsolina4920

3y↑2

I like how you can hear him breathing throughout the music. It makes it sound so immediate like he’s in the room and we’re just listening a few feet away.

@aladinin

4y↑7

Stunning beautiful tone.. as usual Pat delivers playing from the heart. What a champion..!

@fynali

4y↑4

Just can't get enough of this rendition! ♥️

@ipablo2501

41w↑3

Neanche i Beatles sapevano di aver composto un capolavoro di questo livello..Thank you Pat

@tlewis84able

5y↑48

Beautiful and respectful version. Pat is talented enough to let this song speak for itself. Bravo!

@redkc

1y↑1

Pat's music and I go back a long way, and he has always given me his best!!! Thank you from a grateful and humble fan!!!!

@jome3206

3y↑1

Pat Metheny is always boldly playing the guitar at all the right times. Love ya, Pat!

@TheForeverchanges

4y↑16

Am I glad I stumbled on this. Beautiful arrangement. I found this very moving.

@michaelobrien8219

3y↑2

thank you Pat Metheny, for all the beauty, energy, sadness and joy you've brought into my life

@michaelwagner5453

2y↑4

Great song by McCartney and Lennon. In the silky smooth hands of Metheny. Beautiful.

@ThomasC1222

9y↑89

When I hear this song played by Pat Metheny; I think of my beautiful wife Goldie. My love, my heart, my soul ..... I love her with each beat of my heart .... and I love her.

Thank you Pat Metheny for sharing your wonderful gift of music with us ....

Peace -
TC~

@user-yl2uh8cc8q

Jazzman I love you film

@arijeetmaity1394

Nice it reminds me some great times too man 😢😳)

@_krystalthomson

6y↑1

❤️

@keep_walking_on_grass

true love is the most valuable thing one can experience in life. of all complex things that can evolve in the universe, like galaxies, stars, neutron stars, planets, life, flora, fauna, plants, a star system like our solar system, and whatnot, true love is at the very top of all things that can evolve. from this point of view, it is the purpose of the universe, if you understand what I mean. and I found it. my girl and I are a couple for 36 years now. true love increases by the way. it never hurts and is forever.

@rabukan5842

3y↑1

My favorite guitarist playing the music of my favorite band. Beautiful.

@HikeColorado

33w

Jeff was so FULL of life sniff sniff and miss him so much. I got to see Jeff perform Blow By Blow in Tulsa live and I just couldn’t believe what he was doing with that guitar.

@erichodge567

4y↑8

"What It's All About", the album containing this piece impressed me more than any Metheny album has for some years. But then, I'm a sucker for raw beauty.

@samwilcockmusic

3y↑2

Pat plays melody so well. Everyone knows how great his sense of harmony is but man he plays a tune beautifully.

@nbst1964

32w↑2

As an unconditional lover of the 'Beatles', having sung and played many of their inspiring ❤️ music, I'm thankful for this one : It's an unexpected interpretation of unique beauty... and understanding of the original ❤️‍🔥

This one is going to save my day...

@stefanoste.venventurini3349

5y↑18

Just can’t stop listening to this, really....

@heatherstub

2y↑1

What a beautiful and tender rendition! You can feel the love he has for this song, and I'd like to think it also carries over towards his wife.

@BarrySmithviolin

3y↑3

How INCREDIBLY beautiful is this??
🌹🌹🌹
No words can describe

@Heston.

1y↑4

I'm going to go see him in Vienna I'm too excited

@casper98204

2y↑1

Pat's music takes you to another dimension.

@marianovico4933

Mr Metheny , l want you to know that you have been a model and inspiration for myriads of hip guitarists around the world and Cuba is no exception.

@boobzac

6y↑10

I LOVE the tone . Stirs my soul.

@almichael74

4y↑11

He knows how to play with feeling, that’s what matters the most.

@stevenmaxfield6103

2y↑1

Pat may be the best guitarist ever. And I love him!

@artandguitarmusic5207

4y↑3

my vote.. the most beautiful song written by The Beatles
my favorite version right here

@adaska45

1y↑1

Pat Metheny is my absolute idol - wonderful sound and perfection!

@KyoungSunKim

4y↑4

Pat Metheny's unique style, love this instrumental, Thanks

@enoboye

8y↑4

Pat plays better with his eyes closed than most 'guitarists' can do with eyes open. I've seen the man and his band live in concert over a dozen times and he never disappoints.
Brilliant that we have this man among us.
Love you, Pat!

@Raven135

2y↑1

What a mesmerizing and hauntingly beautiful song brought to life by the maestro Pat Metheny. 🎶 🎵💜

@danieldusentriebjunior6611

Dear Pat. I am 63 and I have listened to and appreciated so many musiciancs up to now. Miles Davis, Frank Zappa, but you are one of my few favorites still alive.

@virgilrw

4y↑9

A beautiful rendition of a very timeless song!
☆☆☆☆☆

@luisacosta1004

4y↑15

Uno de los mejores guitarristas del mundo. Una exelente versión del tema de los Beatles. Que te invita a soñar despierto, a viajar por la magia de esta guitarra. Sos un genio, más que un genio. Te admiro mucho gracias!!! Me hubiera gustado verte acá en Argentina en marzo pero por pandemia no se pudo gracias!!!

@danielpinto6165

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULboUrX-_pM&ab_channel=DanielPinto

@chatter7653

3y↑1

such a sublime elegance

@18echosf

7y↑22

What a beautiful, emotional version of a wonderful tune. The ending chord was gorgeous.

@ronlyster5667

Jaw droppingly good arrangement ... and that final chord was the hilight!!

@laurieknight5945

Pat listening to you is the highlight of my day .

@music-collective

3y↑5

What a sound... emotions... and musicality... Unbelievable 🔥🔥🔥

@kayepalmer-dilworth668

4y↑2

Simply beautiful

@Yodaandhislightsabre

You da man. Been listening to you for over 40 years. Thanks for a lifetime of your joy.

@lynnanderson8062

3y↑2

I listen to this great rendition and just wish the mood could go on forever.

@tedhernandez5009

8y↑27

My God this version speaks volumes!!! Talk about taking a trip to a nice place.....while still sitting listening to this wonderful sound. This dude rocks!!