(Cross the) Heartland: Pat Metheny, “San Lorenzo” (1978)
With this album, we have what many think of as the classic Pat Metheny Group sound.
With this album, we have what many think of as the classic Pat Metheny Group sound.

As a big “Thank You!” for the outpouring of support during the Wrecking Ball tour, Bruce Springsteen has published a letter to his fans on

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