Paul Flaherty Bloomfield, Connecticut
Alto/tenor saxophonist. "He's been at it since the '70s and has become an underground champion of chasing the Eternal Now. The subject of these sonic musings is freedom--freedom from the constraints of traditional harmonic, melodic, and compositional forms--freedom to go, baby, go wherever the Spirit takes him." -- All About Jazz ... more
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