#stepsahead

[linals01]

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[remymaw]

ALWAYS ON TIME

I created this planner from my own journey. Every page was something I needed and didn’t have. If it’s for you — it’s yours. If it’s for someone you know — pass it on. Steps Ahead.

[projazznet]

Steps – Step By Step

This killer group consists of Michael Brecker (ts), Steve Gadd (d), Eddie Gomez (b) Don Grolnick (p), and Mike Mainieri (vibes). One of three releases available from Japan only, this excellent recording was recorded in the studio under the name Steps, – Paul Kohler/AllMusic. Bass – Eddie Gomez Drums – Steve Gadd Piano – Don Grolnick Tenor Saxophone – Michael Brecker Vibraphone – Mike Mainieri

[projazznet]

Steps Ahead – Smokin’ In The Pit

Recorded live at the Pitt Inn in Tokyo, Japan this superb double-disc is one of jazz music’s finest moments. It includes the same lineup as Step by Step.

Bass – Eddie Gomez Drums – Steve Gadd Guitar, Guest – Kazumi Watanabe Piano – Don Grolnick Tenor Saxophone – Michael Brecker Vibraphone – Mike Mainieri

[projazznet]

Steps Ahead - Full Concert [HD] | Live at North Sea Jazz Festival 2005

Bill Evans (soprano sax, tenor sax); Mike Stern (guitar); Mike Mainieri (vibes); Richard Bona (bass); Steve Smith (drums).

[verseandrhyme]

umbrella: sender lets receiver under umbrella

"It's cold out there. Don't want to get sick," Tethys whistles in her sing-song voice. "Come under my umbrella and catch a break. A pretty girl like you doesn't need to get dirty."

ask meme | accepting!

Though some might complain when the weather turns to dark skies and rain, Mitama has always liked it. When rain silences the world and empties the street, the world reveals a side to itself them is seldom seen. The monastery's architecture is easier to admire when there are fewer students to interrupt the view, and if Mitama chooses to spend a day inside staring out her window, no one criticizes her for it when the rain forces them to do the same.

Being outdoors in the rain, however, where she might become wet and muddy and miserable...that is entirely different.

"Oh?" Mitama raises her head as an umbrella is lifted above her. She recalls seeing the professor around, but she has not taken any of her classes. Still, Mitama smiles and nods her head politely. "Thank you, I appreciate the shelter. The weather caught me by surprise. I was worried I would bring half of the rain into class with me."

Pretty? She laughs as she squeezes out rain water from her hair. "It would be best then for two pretty women to hurry inside where they will be safe from such a threat then, would it not?"

[princeofopenness]

chamomile :   what is your muse likely to take away from a painful experience ?   are they one to be haunted by adversity ,   or to use what they’ve gone through to become stronger ?  

Botanical Headcanon Prompts

For better or for worse, it's a bit of both. It's almost impossible not to be haunted by something like seeing your father sacrifice himself for you, or to lose your closest friend twice over, or to be constantly threatened with the idea of losing your remaining family and friends. At the same time, Alfonse has changed substantially. He has grown from the trials he's endured and he knows it. The prince who moped about Askr's halls after Zacharias's parting and the prince that orchestrated Bruno's sacrifice in order to defeat Hel could scarcely be considered the same person, unwilling though he may have been to allow the latter to occur. He sees his worst memories at night when he closes his eyes, but he has endured and emerged the victor in circumstances most people could only dream of.

[projazznet]

Steps Ahead – Yin-Yang

Bass – Jeff Andrews Drums – Steve Smith Keyboards – Rachel Z Percussion, Synthesizer [Synclavier], Vibraphone – Mike Mainieri Saxophone – Bendik