"Catch Me" is an instrumental jazz guitar tune written by the American guitarist Joe Pass (1929-1994). It is the title track and opening track of Catch Me!, Pass's studio album, released in July 1963 on Pacific Jazz (catalogue PJ-73). The album was recorded that month at Pacific Jazz Studios in Hollywood and produced by Richard Bock. Pass is joined by Clare Fischer on piano and organ, Ralph Peña and Albert Stinson on double bass, and Colin Bailey and Larry Bunker on drums. The remaining tracks are standards and jazz pieces by other composers, including Bill Evans's "No Cover, No Minimum". The album was reviewed in DownBeat on 24 October 1963, and AllMusic and The Rolling Stone Jazz Record Guide rated it 4.5 out of 5 and 5 out of 5 respectively. The album is classed in the bop and hard bop styles.
