Written by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays "Minuano" was released as an opening track on Pat Metheny Group 1987 album Still Life (Talking). It was also performed during Pat Metheny Group We Live Here World Tour in Japan (1995) and recoeded on "We Live Here, Live in Japan" album.
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Pat Metheny related videos
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Pat Metheny - Minuano
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Pat Metheny Minuano Jazz Backing track
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Pat Metheny - Minuano, Last train - cover by Hagai Rehavia
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Pat Metheny - Minuano - Jazz at the White House
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Pat Metheny - Minuano (live 1995)
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Pat Metheny - Don`t Know Why
Artist info
Pat Metheny is one of the most commercially successful instrumentalists in jazz. Metheny is that rare jazz musician who combines a pop-composer's instinct for an anthemic melody with a virtuoso ability to play extended spontaneous solos without repeating himself. By the 1980s, Metheny Group's albums hit million sales, usually unthinkable in jazz. He toured the world every year in the 80s and 90s, filling rock biggest venues. Metheny has also recorded music with with free-jazz pioneer Ornette Coleman, partnered post-bop stars including Herbie Hancock, Brad Mehldau and the late Michael Brecker, recorded collaborations with Charlie Haden, Jim Hall and Ron Carter. He also wrote Grammy-winning movie scores. Metheny won 20 Grammy Awards and is the only person to win Grammys in 10 categories.