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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    Metallic inks glitter off the plastic case of this sturdy companion. If you do get lonely, flip open the booklet to read liner notes by Nick Cain (he's the bloke who published our favorite news print, Opprobrium).

    Includes unlimited streaming of Bridge Out! via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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Scorched Onslaught 08:19
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Marauding Toxic Fungus 17:28
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Ice Spike 02:01
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Rhubarb 09:38
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Gilded Plague 14:07
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Thirsty Thorns 11:53
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More Lasting Than Bronze 05:25
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Spiders In Her Hair 05:03
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about

Don't call it a comeback. Bridge Out!, the first release in almost a decade by the duo of saxophonist Paul Flaherty and percussionist Randall Colbourne, is better thought of as a renewal, a reawakening of a collaboration which has lain dormant for too long. Joining forces in the late 1980s, these two New Englanders released over a dozen uncompromising and outlaw styled albums of avant garde jazz on their own and other labels that have since vanished into legend.

Together again, they've created eight instant compositions of coiling sax lines and polyrhythmic patterns that commemorates the past celebrates the new.

credits

released June 20, 2008

Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Paul Flaherty
Drums, Recorded By – Randall Colbourne

Liner Notes – Nick Cain
Mastered By – Jim Matus
Executive-Producer, Design – Eric Weddle

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Paul Flaherty Bloomfield, Connecticut

"He's been at it since the '70s and has become an underground champion of chasing the Eternal Now." -- All About Jazz

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