Peter Epstein - Two Legs BadTwo Legs Bad, the first album in nearly a decade from acclaimed saxophonist Peter Epstein, introduces a new band and new musical territory compositionally, sonically, and conceptually. Featuring Adam Benjamin (Kneebody), Julien Knowles (Hancock Institute), and eight new compositions, all realized during the Covid 19 lockdown, the album both celebrates humanity's apparent new lease on life and points a finger at it's seemingly inexhaustible capacity to

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This project presents a unique opportunity for Walton's music to be "brought to life

Grieg/ Pietsch/ Eisinger - Violin Sonatas

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a band known for perfecting a kind of widescreen North Western country soul

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From the blaring horns to the captivating strings

the spiritual core of the music remained the same

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