Upojenie by Pat Metheny and Anna Maria Jopek Finally Released In U.S.

By John Hilderbrand on Oct 7, 2008 in pat metheny

Nonesuch has released the 2002 European hit, Upojenie, the collaboration between Pat Metheny and Polish singer Anna Maria Jopek, here in the States. The recording features reimagined well-known Metheny instrumentals with lyrics and vocals as well as Polish folk songs and originals. This new U.S. issue offers previously unavailable bonus tracks.

The 17 songs are on sale at Amazon.com for $12.99 (CD). You can buy the DRM-free, high-quality MP3 album for the same price at Amazon. It’s $14.99 at iTunes (and not DRM-free).

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