Pat Metheny guitar
Charlie Haden bass
Jack DeJohnette drums
Dewey Redman tenor saxophone
Michael Brecker tenor saxophone

Urs Leimgruber: soprano and tenor sax, flute, percussion, Christy Doran: guitar, guitar synthesizer, Bobby Burri: bass, Fredy Studer: drums, gong, percussion

Pat Metheny: guitars, Lyle Mays: piano, Oberheim, autoharp, organ, Mark Egan: bass, Dan Gottlieb: drums

Terje Rypdal: electric guitar, keyboards
Bjørn Kjellemyr: electric and acoustic bass
Audun Kleive: drums, percussion

Pat Metheny: guitars, Jaco Pastorius: bass, Bob Moses: drums

Rudy Horvart - guitars, drums, programming; Jan Tengler - tenor saxophone, EWI; Jenny Krompolc - bass guitars; Jenny Krompolc Jr. - drums

Rudolf Březina - tenor saxophone; Radek Pastrňák - guitar; Boris Urbánek - Hammond organ, Fender Rhodes; Marcel Buntaj - drums; Roman Vícha - drums; Jiří Zabystrzan - piano, minimoog, Wurlitzer, Fender Rhodes; Dalibor Mráz - percussion; Pavel Sotoniak - keyboards

Nguyên Lê enlightens the Floyd’s repertoire – pure happiness – and enchants it with the collusion of the NDR Bigband and its brilliant soloists, deploying new sound-textures created by the uplifting orchestrations of Michael Gibbs. The arrangements here provide choice settings for inspired improvisations and also reveal other compositions which appear as natural extensions of the original opus.