This composition, from Pat Metheny's 1987 album Still Life (Talking), has an insistent, medium even-8th Brazilian groove, an intense melody, and challenging, compelling changes. The arrangement, with its unison vocal line and active instrumental setting, integrates voices and instruments in a collaborative venture. Optional parts for 5 horns round out the picture. Features an improvised solo for any instrument or voice.

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TOMMY KAMP is a Boston-based writer, conductor and performer with a wide range of instrumental and vocal credits. His compositions and arrangements have been recorded by Gary Burton, John Scofield, Jim Hall, Eddie Daniels, Bob James, Peter Erskine and others. He is currently working on a set of projects for Pat Metheny. Tommy has degrees from Northwestern University and Berklee College of Music. His writing bridges traditional jazz and orchestral techniques with contemporary grooves, harmonies and MIDI timbres.