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Tower Blues by John Paulson Jazz Quartet
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fave it Traditional Jazz Combo | Bossa Nova
8 tracks | 39 minutes
Released Aug 2003
on John Paulson Jazz
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Great orginal melodies and burning solos from this acoustic jazz quartet featuring sax, flute, piano, bass, drums and vibes.
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Tower Blues
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2003
The John Paulson Jazz Quartet
The John Paulson Jazz Quartet has been performing throughout the Midwest for over 19 years. The group was featured "live" on MPR's Morning Show this May in a broadcast from the Sheldon Theater in Red Wing. Other venues have included festivals, clubs like the Dakota Bar and Grill in St. Paul, colleges and high schools. Dr. Paulson is professor of music at Saint Mary's University where he has directed jazz studies and taught woodwinds for the last 22 years in addition to being Music Industry program director. He received his BM and Master of Music degrees from the University of Utah in Salt Lake City and his DMA in music ed. from the University of Washington in Seattle. He has published numerous articles and done educational CD's for The Saxophone Journal and Jazz Player magazine.
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