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Grover Washington Jr GROVER LIVE – VOL. 2

GROVER WASHINGTON JR GROVER LIVE – VOL. 2 Lightyear Entertainment Grover Washington, tenor, soprano, alto & baritone saxophones; Richie Morales, drums; Adam Holzman, piano; Donald Robinson, keyboards; Gerald Veasley, electric bass; Richard Lee Steacker, guitars; Pablo Batista, conga/percussion. This new album captures the essence of Grover Washington Jr.’s brilliance.  The legendary saxophone…

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[philajazzproject]

From PJP Gallery: Sax man Gerald Albright performs at The Grover Washington Jr Reunion Concert, at Temple Performing Arts Center back in 2017. The band also featured members of Grover's band including, keyboardists Bill Jolly and Donald Robinson, guitarist Richard Lee Steacker, bassist Gerald Veasley, drummer Steve Wolf, percussionist Pablo Batista and special guests vocalist Jean Carn with saxophonist Najee. For more photos, visit PJP Gallery at: http://bit.ly/29L1WYj #PhillyJazz #GroverWashingtonJr #ReunionConcert #GeraldAlbright #Najee #BillJolly #DonaldRobinson #RichardLeeSteacker #GeraldVeasley #SteveWolf #PabloBatista #JeanCarn (at Temple Performing Arts Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CabZQrZOc8a/?utm_medium=tumblr

[dalisbrother]

👂🏾2 this . . . Grover Washington Jr.: Reed Seed; Grover Washington Jr. soprano, alto, tenor & baritone saxophones & flute; John Blake Jr., electric violin, polymoog synthesizer, omni string ensemble, fender rhodes, clavinet & acoustic piano; Tyrone Brown, acoustic & electric bass; Leonard “Doc” Gibbs Jr., percussion; James “Sid” Simmons, acoustic & electric piano, fender rhodes & clavinet; Richard L. Steacker, electric electric guitar; Millard “Pete” Vinson, drums; released MCMLXXVIII https://www.instagram.com/p/CPeb5o_MJ3-/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[albumdejazz]

Reed Seed es un Álbum de Grover Washington Jr. Uno de mis favoritos de Grover, donde resaltan  “ Step ‘N’ Thru”, “Reed Seed” y “Just the way you are”

Lanzado: 1978 Grabado: 1978 Studio: Ridge Sound Studio, Filadelfia, Pensilvania Género: Jazz Duración: 39:41 Etiqueta: Motown Productor: Grover Washington Jr.

Lista de canciones:

“Do Dat” (John E. Blake Jr., Leonard “Doc” Gibbs Jr.) — 4:27

“Step'n’ Thru” (Richard Lee Steacker) — 6:15

“Reed Seed (Trio Tune)” (Grover Washington Jr.) — 4:54

“Maracas Beach” (James “Sid” Simmons) — 4:48

“Santa Cruzin” (John E. Blake Jr., Tyrone Brown, Leonard

"Doc" Gibbs Jr., James “Sid” Simmons, Richard Lee Steacker, Millard “Pete” Vinson, Grover Washington Jr.) — 6:54

“Just the Way You Are” (Billy Joel) — 4:46

“Loran’s Dance” (Grover Washington Jr.) — 7:37

Lo puedes escuchar aquí:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFXriy1huhE

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[italianbark]

Singapore was in my top 5 of cities to be visited once in their lifetime. Along with Tokyo ( ✓), New York ( ✓), Rio ( ✓), Dubai (missing).

Before leaving, I already knew that it is a city-state, with the highest reddit of the world, a clean and ultra modern city, with zero crime. With the most beautiful and functional airport in the world.

What I didn’t know is that the weather is really suffocating, but lots of green among the skyscrapers makes the climate more acceptable. I did not imagine that people here dress in the same way as in Milan or London (go to lunchbreak in downtown and you will understand what I mean), but they seem to live in a less hectic way. The metro here is never crowded, people wait in tidy order on the sides of the doors, there are even footsteps steackers to show you where to stop.

Singapore welcomes tourists with the dazzle of light shows, from the futuristic ones of the Gardens by the Bay, to the water ones of the Marina Bay. I wondered how rich this Country may be, to host these amazing shows every day for tourists completely for free. Singapore people are honest and respectful, proud of their diversity and jealous of their city. And yes, Singapore is really expensive, but I think there is a reason.

It the climate were different, I think I would like to live here in Singapore. For sure, I will come back one day.

Last thing: travel bloggers usually hate Singapore, they say it’s too artificial and not an authentic Asian city. Further confirmation that I’m not a travel blogger ;)

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[ ITALIAN ]

Singapore è una di quelle città che da sempre sono state nella mia top 5 di metropoli da visitare una volta nella vita. Insieme a Tokyo (vista), New York (vista), Rio (vista), Dubai (manca).

Prima di partire già lo sapevo che è una città stato, con reddito pro-capite più alto al mondo, uno stato pulitissimo, ultra moderno, con multe salatissime per cose ridicole e zero criminalità. Con l’aereoporto più bello e funzionale del mondo.

Quello che non immaginavo è che il caldo a Singapore è davvero un caldo che ti attanaglia ad ogni ora del giorno e della notte. I palazzoni svettano in questo caldo micidiale, ma a livello strada c’è un tessuto di verde urbano perfetto e bellissimo che rende anche il clima più sopportabile. Non immaginavo che la gente si veste come a Milano o Londra (andate in pausa pranzo nella downtown per capire), ma sembra andare meno di corsa, semplicemente in ordine. La metro non è mai affollata,  la aspetti in fila come a Tokyo, ma a destra e a sinistra delle porte, per facilitare chi esce. I biglietti della metro li compri solo alla macchinetta, e in contanti, e questo invece non ti facilita per nulla.

Singapore è una città che accoglie i turisti in una patina di città perfetta e che lo abbaglia di spettacoli di luci, da quelli serali dei futuristici Gardens by the Bay, a quello di acqua e luce del Marina Bay: non si bada a spese qui, e lo si capisce. La gente di Singapore è onesta e rispettosa, fiera delle sue diversità e gelosa del suo ordine. E’ vero, Singapore è costosa: ma ci sarò pure un motivo.

Ve lo dico, io se non fosse per il caldo a Singapore ci vivrei. Di sicuro, ci tornerò.

Ah un’ultima cosa: i travel bloggers in genere odiano Singapore, la definiscono troppo artificiale e troppo poco asiatica. Ma ve l’avevo già detto qui, che non sono una travel blogger, no?

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10 reasons to visit Singapore

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#1

for its cosmopolitan attitude | per il suo essere cosmopolita

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Singapore is a collage of different communities and religions, a multi-racial society, each one living respectfully alongside each other. An unique cosmopolite city which reflects in the architecture, which is an amazing blend of old and new, of super modern skyscrapers with heritage buildings.

Singapore è un collage di culture, religioni e comunità differenti, una società multirazziale in cui ciascuno convive nel rispetto dell’altro e delle regole. L’anima cosmopolita della città si riflette nella sua architettura, un mix unico di vecchio e nuovo, di grattacieli super moderni e di edifici storici.

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#2

for the Gardens by the Bay | per visitare i Gardens by the Bay

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Gardens by the Bay are ones of the most spectacular gardens in the world, a very touristic attraction but really really fascinating. In these amazing gardens you will find the Supertrees, where you can enjoy a skywalk on a suspended walkway or  the show from below, especially a stunning light show taking place every evening. In the gardens, there’s also the amazing Cloud Forest, a huge greenhouse with a 35-metre tall mountain covered in tropical vegetation and a waterfall

I Gardens by the Bay sono certamente tra i giardini più spettacolari del mondo, un’attrazione molto turistica ma che a me è piaciuta moltissimo. Non solo verde, ma anche architetture pazzesche come i Supertrees (da non perdere, lo spettacolo serale di luci e musica) e la  Cloud Forest, una serra enorme contenente una montagna ricoperta di vegetazione tropicale e una cascata

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#3

for the skyline at night | per la skyline notturna

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#4

for its airport | per il suo aereoporto

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Many people travel to Singapore just as a stop-over from different flights, and this is actually the most important in the Far East. Changi Airport is the best airport in the world and if you have the chance to spend some time here you will easily learn why. There’s even a swimming pool available for the longest stays!

This amazing airport, already huge, is now expanding with a futuristic project called “Jewel,” scheduled for completion in 2018. It will feature the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, gardens, walking trails, retail shops and a new hotel.

Molti si ritrovano a Singapore solo perché di scalo tra i voli aerei più lunghi, essendo uno degli snodi più importanti dell’est. L’aereoporto di Changi è stato decretato il migliore al mondo, e non è difficile capire il perché: pensate che dentro c’è addirittura una piscina!

Come se non bastasse, entro il 2018 verrà ampliato con un progetto di nome “Jewel” che tra le varie cose conterrà la cascata più grande del mondo, giardini indoor, percorsi, tantissimi negozi e un nuovo hotel.

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#5

for Little India and Chinatown | per Little india e Chinatown

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Among Singapore skyscrapers there are some areas that are completely different from the rest. For example, the colorful Little India, a true Indian community inside the metropolis, or the Chinatown, the cleanest one I’ve ever seen (any doubts?)

Tra i grattacieli di Singapore si trovano delle zone davvero caratteristiche e completamente diverse dal resto. Parlo ad esempio della coloratissima Little India, un vero angolo di India nella metropoli, ma anche di Chinatown, la più pulita che io abbia mai visto (ne avevate dubbi?)

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#6

for its shops | per lo shopping

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Yes Singapore is really the shopping paradise. Of course, of an  expensive shopping, so for me it was more about visiting beautiful shops and amazing malls, and design interiors like that one of the Orchard National Library. But Singapore is not only about shopping malls: I recommend you a walk in the Tiong Bahru area to find many cute original shops and coffee shops!

Forse non serve nemmeno dirlo, ma Singapore è davvero il paradiso dello shopping. Certo è uno shopping davvero expensive e quindi per me è stato più che altro un modo per vedere negozi e centri commerciali davvero incredibili, e interni di design come quello della Orchard National Library. Ma Singapore non è solo centri commerciali: vi consiglio di fare un salto nella zona di Tiong Bahru per trovare tanti negozietti e caffetterie come piacciono a me!

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#7

for the Helix bridge walk | per la passeggiata sull’Helix bridge

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The walk from the Merlion to the Marina Bay Sands, across the Jubilee and Helix Bridge, is really one of the most amazing city walks I’ve ever done. I recommend to do it in the sunset hours, to get the Marina Bay Sands around 8 pm and take a sit to enjoy the Wonderfull show. It takes place every evening and it’s completely free!

La passeggiata che parte dal Merlion e arriva al Marina Bay Sands, attraverso il Jubilee e l’Helix Bridge e passando vicino all’ Art Science Museum, è davvero qualcosa di incredibile. Vi consiglio di farla all’ora del tramonto, giusto per arrivare di fronte al Marina Bay Sands attorno alle 8, in modo da poter assistere allo spettacolo di luci Wonderfull che si svolge ogni sera (for free!).

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for the Marina Bay Sands

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Yes confirm, the world famous infinity pool on the hotel rooftop is accessible only to the hotel guests (and however really crowd!). I was able to access it thanks to a small press tour, but normally you can only access to the rooftop terrace: it’s worth a visit, the panorama of Singapore Bay from hereis beautiful! The Marina Bay Sands is worth a visit also for its interior, with 55 floors overlooking a mega central hall. Spectacular

Allora vi dico subito che la piscina a sbalzo all’ultimo piano è accessibile solo a chi alloggia nell’hotel (e nonostante ciò molto affollata!). Io sono riuscita ad accedere grazie ad un piccolo tour stampa, ma normalmente si può accedere solo alla terrazza panoramica: vale comunque la pena, il panorama della baia di Singapore è bellissimo! Il Marina Bay Sands merita una visita anche al suo interno, con 55 piani che affacciano in una mega hall centrale. Spettacolare

This unique hotel of 55 floors is indeed a marvel of design and of daring creation. This nugget of architectural wonder offers 2,500 luxury rooms and suites with a spectacular view over the city.

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#9

for its green | per il suo verde

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Singapore is one of the greenest cities in the world, it has strict regulations on motor vehicles circulations and green can be found everywhere, and everywhere it is clean and tidy. Be warned tbecause there are several strict rules and bans we the Europeans are really not used to. Everything is done in order to keep the city clean and beautiful!

Singapore è una delle città più green del mondo, con ferree regole per la circolazione dei veicoli e verde praticamente ovunque, e dappertutto un verde pulito e in ordine. attenzione prima di partire informatevi sulle varie regole e divieti, ce ne solo alcuni davvero strani per noi Europei, e tutto serve per mantenere questo paradiso pulito e in ordine!

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for the Singlish

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Singapore is a super easy city to be visited because everybody here speaks English. However it’s a particular kind of English, called the Singlish, which really made me laugh because of its animated colloquial slang. You will recognize it!

Singapore è una città facile per i turisti perché tutti parlano inglese. A me ha fatto comunque molto sorridere il loro inglese, una vera e propria lingua di nome Singlish con uno slang tipico che riconoscerete subito!

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TRAVELS | 10 reasons to visit Singapore (against all those who hate it) Singapore was in my top 5 of cities to be visited once in their lifetime. Along with Tokyo ( ✓), New York ( ✓), Rio ( ✓), Dubai (missing).

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[philajazzproject]

In 1977, Grover Washington Jr. released a record that is dear to many Philadelphians // It was, “Live at The Bijou” which showcased one of Philadelphia’s premier music venues of the time and also spotlighted his all Philly band, with Richard Lee Steacker – electric guitar, James "Sid" Simmons – keyboards, Tyrone Brown – bass, Millard "Pete" Vinson – drums, Leonard "Doc" Gibbs – percussion, Leslie Burrs – flute and the great, John Blake Jr. – electric violin // The record made the top of the Billboard charts for Pop, Soul and Jazz. Two songs from the record, that were quite popular on many radio station playlists were, "Summer Song" and "Sausalito.” // Celebrating one of the greatest, funkiest, silkiest and smoothest to ever do it. Master of 4 saxes: Baritone, Tenor, Alto & Soprano saxes. One of our own.... Grover Washington Jr. // Join us on Tuesday, July 18th at Temple Performing Arts Center for an all star celebration with Gerald Albright, Najee, Jean Carne, Bill Jolly, Gerald Veasley, Pablo Batista and more // For More Info: http://bit.ly/2sBBPgU #CelebratingGrover #PhillyLovesGrover #LetItFlow (at Temple Performing Arts Center)