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Recording information: Johnson State College, Johnson, Vermont (12/04/2004).
Personnel: Fred Anderson (tenor saxophone); Hamid Drake (drums); William Parker (double bass).
The Wire (p.73) - "[Anderson] remains an accomplished generator of good feeling, playing with remarkable stamina, sustaining momentum and interest across most of four improvisations."
Down Beat (p.70) - 3.5 stars out of 5 - "Parker's nagaswaram and tenor swirl cathartically around Drake's circular rhythms..." Fred Anderson Blue Winter Songs Blue Winter Review
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