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This unusual trio, comprised of altoist Peter Epstein (occasionally doubling on soprano), guitarist Brad Shepik, and percussionist Matt Kilmer, works quite well, sounding very complete. Epstein is generally melodic, Shepik's versatility and wide range of sounds are major assets, and Kilmer keeps the backgrounds colorful. Some of the playing hints at world music and one number has a reggae rhythm, but the music overall is modern post-bop jazz, with each of the musicians being of equal importance. There are no dull or predictable moments along the way and this sparse format brings out the best in all three players. Recommended.
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Release Date: | 08/09/2005 |
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Label: | Songlines |
UPC: | 0774355155523 |
catalogNumber: | 1555 |
Rank: | 13505 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Peter Epstein Primary Artist,Alto Saxophone,Soprano SaxophoneBrad Shepik Guitar
Matt Kilmer Percussion
Technical Credits
Peter Epstein Composer,ProducerBrad Shepik Composer,Producer
Tony Reif Executive Producer
Aya Takemura Engineer
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