All Sides Now is an album by guitarist Pat Martino which was recorded in 1996–97 and first released on the Blue Note label.

In his review for AllMusic, which awarded the album 4 stars, Scott Yanow wrote, "Veteran Pat Martino is teamed up with a variety of different fellow guitarists on this interesting if not quite essential release... A decent effort, but not up to Pat Martino's most significant.

It is primarily a series of duets and ensemble settings with a wide array of top notch guitarists spanning different genres...

The feeling here is that Mr. Martino had been granted a minimal amount of artistic control from the onset.

"[5] The Los Angeles Times critic, Bill Kohlhaase, rated the album 2½ stars writing, "Guitarist Martino, who was forced to relearn his instrument after suffering a brain aneurysm in 1980, retains a solid identity in these diverse collaborations with seven fellow guitarists... Martino brings a measure of feeling that his partners never seem able to match.