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  1. Peter Epstein is a name I hadn't heard in quite a while, but he's got a nice new CD out on Songlines called Polarities. Here's an excerpt from the full review on my blog: "Epstein has always had flawless technique, but he tended to be a little too laid back over the course of an entire album, and his improvisations could wander a bit. I'm happy to report that he's fixed those minor flaws on Polarities. There's a nice variation in mood and tempo, and he brings the heat when needed. It's a controlled burn, certainly, and Epstein never loses the lyricism that defines his style. He’s good on both horns, but on alto is where you can really hear his unique voice." You can read the full review of Polarities on Improvised.
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