Patto
Patto · 1970
40 min · 8 tracks · jazz fusion
A vibrant blend of jazz fusion and rock, laced with intricate melodies and dynamic rhythms.
Why this album works
The album has been recognized for its innovative approach to blending rock with jazz elements, influencing future progressive rock artists. It received positive reviews from critics, particularly for tracks like 'Money Bag', which demonstrated the band's unique improvisational style and complex arrangements, contributing to a distinct sound within the genre.
- Best for
- steady progression with satisfying resolution intricate melodies for attentive listening afternoon relaxation with rhythmic flow
- Context
- Released on November 1, 1970, 'Patto' was the self-titled debut album from the UK band Patto. At this point in their career, they were seeking to establish themselves in the burgeoning jazz fusion scene following their formation in 1969. The album came after a series of live performances that showcased their energetic sound and musicianship.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Herbie Hancock· Jimmy Smith· Larry Carlton
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 The Man Standout 6:17
- 2 Hold Me Back Standout 4:45
- 3 Time to Die 2:58
- 4 Red Glow 5:19
- 5 San Antone 3:11
- 6 Government Man 4:24
- 7 Money Bag Standout 10:08
- 8 Sittin' Back Easy 3:46
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