#brett williams

[tjkl895]

Why Men Should Embrace the Leggings-Only Look (https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/a26066307/mens-leggings-tights/)

Coach Williams My cool high school indoor track coach showed up to a winter session in nothing but a pair of ColdGear tights, and I was weirded out for longer than I should've been... But as I worked my way up the sports ladder I realized how much more comfortable—and more importantly, functional—leggings are on their own...

The key to this confidence is to quash any doubts or concerns about how other people might look at you and focus on what's most important for your performance and comfort instead. It's not easy, but if you can remember that everyone else is just trying to power through their workout too, it's possible...I will never judge another person for living their best life.

[didierleclair]

Keyon Harrold. Jazz.

Source: brettwilliamskeys

[kellymagovern]

Raised by Wolves 1x01 “Raised by Wolves”

[ruleof3bobby]

THE RED SEA DIVING RESORT (2019) Grade: C

Much better off watching Argo. Similar plot but with better twist & turns. 

[krispyweiss]

Song Review: The Live From Here House Band - “Zombie” (Live, Oct. 12, 2019)

The members of the Live From Here House Band look like a bunch of “Peanuts” characters - and extremely white - as their move their bodies and bob their heads to the beat of Fela Kuti’s “Zombie.”

It starts with Chris Eldridge’s stuttering electric guitar. Then comes Chris Thile’s mandolin, zig-zagging around his Punch brother’s riffs. That’s Mike Elizondo on bass; Kush Abadey on the drums. Next up is Brett Williams on clavinet, playing in synch, first with Eldridge, and then with fiddler Brittany Hass, who comes in for the home stretch.

Slashed to three minutes and stripped of its words, this “Zombie” is nevertheless full of life, which is undoubtedly what Thile had in mind with this nod to Kuti.

“What. A. Badass,” the host says of the late Nigerian musician and rabble-rouser before introducing the song.

“I feel like I hear a message in every layer of this exquisite composition. ‘You can’t stop us. We will live. And we will dance.’”

The musicians do dance - poorly. But they play expertly.

And that’s what counts.

Grade card: The Live From Here House Band - “Zombie” (Live - 10/12/19) - A

10/16/19

[mostlymonk]

Blue Monk

Warren Wolf & the Wolfpack

Warren Wolf – vibes Brett Williams – piano Richie Goods – bass CV Dashiell – drums

[nxtgencats]

Warren Wolf & Wolfpack

In the Heat of the Night

Imani-Grace Cooper – vocals Warren Wolf – vibes Brett Williams – piano Richie Goods – bass CV Dashiell – drums

[comedians2know]