Steps Ahead
Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
Awards:
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Jazzwise, 100 Albums That Shook the World
A star-studded line-up this might have been, however, by the time they came to make their debut on an American label, Steps Ahead had forged a powerful group identity that critics were dubbing...
Steps Ahead
Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
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Awards:
-
Jazzwise, 100 Albums That Shook the World
A star-studded line-up this might have been, however, by the time they came to make their debut on an American label, Steps Ahead had forged a powerful group identity that critics were dubbing...
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Don Grolnick:
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- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
- Mike Mainieri (band member), Peter Erskine (drums), Michael Brecker (tenor saxophone), Eddie Gomez (band member), Elaine Elias (piano)
Awards and reviews
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Jazzwise100 Albums That Shook the World
100 Albums That Shook the World
A star-studded line-up this might have been, however, by the time they came to make their debut on an American label, Steps Ahead had forged a powerful group identity that critics were dubbing “the new acoustic fusion."
