Pat Metheny Group- Au Lait

[@alexmarkowski3859]

Wow what a great collection of rarely played tunes from the Group. Swing baby yeah!

[@fernandopinero3182]

Mi grupo favorito de jazz fusion. ¡Unos maestros en sus instrumentos! ¡Gracias por compartir!!

[@TedKraut]

Awesome stuff I saw pat metheny a few times late 80s early 90’s great shows He’s one of my favorite musicians

[@TheMlungisi]

Piece of genius 👏🏾 👌🏾 🙌🏾 by this greatest band

[@ralphtouch8962]

Red rocks twice. Superb! Exquisite! The superlatives can go on and on.

[@Henryjr133]

Uno de mis guitarristas preferidos. Desde el Jazz hasta la luna, el sonido inconfundible de sus riff, nada que ver con los de este género, pasará a la historia como un gran maestro.

[@troiler3]

Mines too 🎶🎶

[@carlomatrone3843]

Pat è un grande, forse il più completo musicista vivente.

[@Mrmoon1976]

condivido

[@ThatOneDude88]

Too cool the way they got into Au Lait! Nice!

[@riveravaldez]

Great change at 4:30, and the wizardry of Steve Rodby towards the end..., amazing.

[@TedKraut]

When I was in High School I bought American Garage and New Chitacqua

[@enzoneri2225]

Wow great! 😮

[@VeganafeLiz]

It's one of my favorites 👍 wonderful

[@GiveMeLiberty221]

What a move into Au Lait!

[@LTMfromVero]

Concert ticket in 1981 - ~$22.00. Nana Vasconcelos speaking in tongues - priceless.

[@hobsba01]

Português. "Ai que saudades de casa!"(Oh, how I miss my home!")

[@hobsba01]

Thus, it is not "tongues", but Portuguese, since he was Brazilian.

[@MarttiSuomivuori]

those were the days -what the hell is making the noise?

[@tonelocrian]

Au Lait appears at 8:18.

[@pascaljeanne6520]

one of the most beautiful solo , guitar solo for all times !

[@wookkwon3985]

Beautiful piece

[@Doginthefog]

spettacolare, con un assolone di contrabbasso oltretutto...

[@Myaccountishacked]

Wow

[@Mrmoon1976]

au lait live è straordinaria

[@stevefox5430]

1981.04.11 (8:00 p.m.) Kalamazoo, Michigan, United States Western Michigan University, James W. Miller Auditorium Pat Metheny Group Pat Metheny, guitars, guitar synthesizer Lyle Mays, piano, synthesizers, electric organ, autoharp Steve Rodby, double bass, bass guitar Dan Gottlieb, drums, autoharp Naná Vasconcelos, vocals, percussion, berimbau Phase Dance (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) Better Days Ahead (Pat Metheny) The Windup (Keith Jarrett) James (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) Offramp (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) 'It's For You' (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) The Bat Part II (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) Ozark (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) Turnaround (Ornette Coleman) As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) Jaco (Pat Metheny) Untitled / Au Lait (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) (Cross The) Heartland (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) American Garage (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays)

[@ToddMason]

Last album with Danny Gottlieb. Paul Wertico started touring around this time, if memory serves.

[@drummerflex]

+Todd Mason This isn't on an album but rather from a concert in 1981. Travels was the last album Danny Gottlieb did, which was recorded in 1982 and released in 1983. Gottlieb left in 1982 and Wertico started in 1983, then recorded First Circle in 1984.

[@danides1]

This is on Wichita album (without drums)

[@drummerflex]

The middle part of this tune was later recorded on the Offramp album, and it does have some drums. The rest was never recorded.

[@sunandsnowmusic]

4:32 track?

[@gupta76]

Man! Thanks a lot!

[@joemcgrealvideos]

Wish we could see Nana during this performance!

[@javierestrella1963]

Descansa en pay Lyle

[@alessandrocarli4775]

"Au Lait" inizia al minuto 8:19 circa ... bellissima!

[@escuelajazzfm5042]

yo tambien cheque ese dato

[@guitardt]

Que bello solo de Steve Rodby!!!

[@raulregalado5344]

Nana was incredibly amazing, too bad we can't see him.

[@drummerflex]

I would say it's inspired by Flight of the Phoenix, but Pat and Lyle have made this their own tune.

[@PabloVestory]

Uau, synth guitar in 1981, really pioneering!. I' don't know exactly but there was serious latence problems then. I would not be surprised if in addition Metheny had to learn to play a little "ahead" to overcome this issue.

[@gupta76]

I think that's exactly what he did. Amazing!

[@sebasacc]

no latency for the gr300 roland, it uses the pickup signal as waveform for synth

[@정영헌-n1l]

8:17 au lait

[@tiffanydouglas2686]

Au Lait appears at about 8:20

[@massimodirenzi2997]

Where Is the piece James from the same concert. Not available any more? Was the best ever

[@fendweller]

Aah - Au Lait from about 8.30 on...

[@luisalbertodiazyubero5382]

Gran swing

[@tomhanser]

I wish I knew where this video (in its entirety) originated from - it must exist somewhere. Thanks for posting.

[@edcherry9282]

I think this is from montreal around 1980 or 81 ..I have the video it does exist

[@raulregalado5344]

Nana Vasconcelos owned this song, what would possess the guy who took this video not to do a close up on him?

[@ronalginho]

eu te quero tanto tantoooo

[@naagulhadovinilentrevistas1605]

Naná Vasconcelos makes the difference

[@MarcoLongoMusic]

4:30 what song is that? Sounds like an early version of Every Summer Night

[@elrami]

the first part is a cover from Grand Funk Railroad Flight Of The Phoenix... great

[@marcusreynolds3686]

anybody know what that first groove is ? its ACE

[@TedKraut]

Sorry fir the mis spell

[@Aggromerchant]

Wow. I'd really think that Rodby was cool if he hadn't come up with all those ponderous song titles.

[@pascaljeanne6520]

man you just have to listen to a boring percussionist , and a f...contrebass solo nonsense and no guitar solo like on the original album ! one of the best !

[@timesquare5473]

Totally unnecessary comment. See me after school lad.

[@fendweller]

If this is Au Lait I'm the king of Siam. Great rare vid though. There's next to nothing from this period around.

[@stevefox5430]

8:19

[@peluca82]

^^

[@kambalache718]

x

[@LAOMUSICARTS]

This song is. NOT Au lait!

[@CHWBAKA450]

Au lait starts about halfway point.

[@harryjara4430]

Au lait 8:30 on…