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Shot X Shot: Bryan Rogers, Dan Scofield (saxophone); Matt Engle (bass instrument); Dan Capecchi (drums).
Liner Note Author: Francis Davis.
Recording information: St. Mary's Church, Philadelphia, PA (05/22/2005).The Wire (p.65) - "Things begin slowly, with Capecchi eliciting sounds very much like feedback from his cymbals, before the horns come in -- Rogers droning, Scofield playing slow, beautiful sequences of notes....[A] calmly assured debut..."
Down Beat (p.87) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Shot X Shot takes deceptively simple, bare-bones structures and turns them into spacey, infinitely layered improvisations." Shot X Shot Review
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