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Epstein,Peter Two Legs Bad CD
- SKU:
- 43565733
- UPC:
- 197773005667
- MPN:
- 187
- Condition:
- New
Description
Two 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 work against it's own interests.
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1. Conjunction 2. B320 3. Never Odd or Even 4. Prescience 5. Tepper 6. Two Legs Bad 7. Bass Case 8. Pajaro Dunes
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