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All Sides Now is an album by guitarist Pat Martino which was recorded in 1996–97 and first released on the Blue Note label. The album pairs Martino with notable guitarists from across the musical spectrum.
Bassist Michael Manring contributed to nearly all of Hedges' records. Frustrated that his published work reflected only the instrumental side of his creative output, Hedges convinced Windham Hill to release Watching My Life Go By , a 1985 studio recording of his vocal originals written over a span of five years—songs often performed at his concerts leading up to the album's release. [1]
Pat Martino's 1997 album All Sides Now features performances by (among others) Les Paul, Mike Stern, Tuck Andress, Joe Satriani, Michael Hedges, Charlie Hunter, Kevin Eubanks and Cassandra Wilson. Here's an excerpt from the Blue Note press release (or click here for the full press relase ):
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1997 CD release of "All Sides Now" on Discogs.
Featuring – Charlie Hunter, Joe Satriani, Kevin Eubanks, Les Paul, Michael Hedges, Mike Stern, Tuck Andress Featuring, Guest [Guest Vocals] – Cassandra Wilson Mastered By – Ted Jensen
15 de sept. de 2017 · A decent effort, but not up to Pat Martino's most significant releases. Pat Martino's 1997 album All Sides Now features performances by (among others) Les Paul, Mike Stern, Tuck Andress, Joe Satriani, Michael Hedges, Charlie Hunter, Kevin Eubanks and Cassandra Wilson.
Pat Martino “All Sides Now” 1997. Despite the teaser of a liner notes photo showing Martino jamming with Hedges on his black Knutsen harp guitar, it does not appear to have been used on the recording. The credits list a “steel-string acoustic guitar” and no sub-basses are heard.
