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At UNT I took a bass lesson with Mark Egan once! I had just gotten into the jazz world on bass and was very green and had very little dexterity. Any ways watching Mark play right next to me was like watching an Olympic athlete perform a gold medal routine. I hope I was not a waste of his time. Such a nice guy.

...magic sound❤

There are numerous bassists that have influenced the instrument throughout the ages. In the 70s in jazz/fusion there are a few giants. Mark Egan IS amongst those giants and should always be mentioned as an innovator. Not many were able to play like the giants. The brilliance. Clarke, Pastorius, Egan.

Can we give a little love to the guy playing the “Donna Lee” main melody on steel drums??

That is not, not, Jaco pastorius. !!!! .

Still sounds fresh so many years later.

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I could tell it was Egan from the first note.

I still listen to this song, album, this group at the time was and still the best ❤❤❤

I was 14 and loved weather report so all these guys, Zappa, Lee, Dixie Dregs and on were played a lot.

What a performance !

Out of sight!!!! ☆☆☆☆☆

The three person band cannot be pulled off unless all them are very talented

もっと伴奏の音を、大きくしてくださったら、うらしいです❤

Lyle and his head movements.❤

This is serious fingerstyle,solo jazz guitar, with improvisation over the changes and all,excellent execution..as complex as a classical piece.yet more interesting..all the best maestro! Greetings from Havana.

Nice flat ride

Los q no saben nada de nada creen q pastorius esta tocando ahi con patt jajajjaja

Sounds great,keep up the good work ❤😊

Круто, очень круто!

In 1975 my college jazz band went to the Wichita Jazz Festival. Gary Burton was one of the clinicians and he had brought along this skinny long-haired kid on guitar. They were great together but I just kinda forgot about it. In ‘78 I was listening to the late night jazz FM station in Atlanta and they were interviewing PM and playing cuts from Bright Size Life, and the new Quartet album and I nearly passed out when I realized this was the same guy! I haven’t missed anything he’s done since. His and Lyle’s music have brought me out of the dumps and transported me through the universe. I thank god that I’m sharing the planet with him, and RIP Lyle Mays!

Best of fusion from Metheny and Lyle Mays collaborations,1975-2000

Was the toothbrush equipped on the ES-175 already?

Mark Egan is an EXCELLENT bass player!

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Wooow

3:36

3:06

So, who is actually playing the bass here?

Lyle Mays❤

Lo mejor de esos años no se compara con nada escuchado, la musica de hoy es basura saludos.

Magical performance 💥

Pat and Lyle met in hair heaven...

Y esta joya????

I grew up with Pat, Awesome guy

Amazing guitarist

PMG is my favorite group of all time, and I don't think there will be another like it, especially now that Lyle is gone. The creativity, the blending of different styles, the Brazilian influence, the beautiful and sometimes crazy melodies, the lovely and mesmerizing vocal arrangements. Always something new, always something different. Truly a one of a kind group.Cannot be duplicated.

Fantastique. Quelle musique de Pierre Papadiamandis. Eh oui, le compositeur de plus de 200 chansons d'Eddy Mitchell. Bravo pour cet instrumental extraordinaire. 👍🌹💓 20 ans tous juste que disparaissait Ray Charles. Dee Dee extraordinaire aussi.💓

this is what you call super group!!!!!

Cutting onions.

Lyle Mays is a beast on the keyboards. What a sensational band.

Como se llama este hermoso tema ?

Masterpiece !

I miss those days, times when life was simple.

Not Jaco, but Jaco helped make it happen . And it's good!

So glad that people are keeping this music alive. ❤ pat Metheny Group, Pat Metheny created some of the most emotional, beautiful, ethereal world/jazz music ever created. So glad the people on this thread exist to pay homage and tribute to it. Thank you. 🙏

Stevei Ray Vaughn would have been a guitarist that would have blended very well he had that jazz funk as well blues soul that could get intense as a player you could collaborate with Mike Stern is another abstract jazz guitarist that cooks well with brass😂❤

That bass solo was just so money baby! 1:21 on FRETLESS nonetheless!!

Thanks for posting this - have been a fan since the early 80s

I was very fortunate to see them perform at Bronco Bowl Arena in Dallas in '98; awesome show!!! R.I.P. Lyle Mays