Personel:-
Graeme Airth - Sax
Steve Ashworth - Hammond
Alex Corlett - Guitar
Drums - Milton Thorne
Recording by Domenico Johnson

Outer Space

Jazz Saxophonist based in Kent 

Since my teenage years I've always been involved with music performance and I 
started playing the Saxophone at the age of 16 whilst attending Art school 
in Yorkshire and have continued to do so for the last 40 plus years.
In the early years I was vocalist for “The Mirror Boys” and made an independent 
single which received airplay on The John Peel Show and we supported Echo & The Bunnymen at Leeds Futurama festival in 1979.
Mirror Boys used to share a rehearsal space with “Chumbawumba” and we played many gigs together including Deeply Vale and Stonehenge free festivals.
In those days I learned the Saxophone by ear playing along with my older brothers Fats Domino and Little Richard records.
A few years later I discovered Miles Davis and John Coltrane which took me on a 
different path.
Between 1985 - 1995 I toured and recorded with “Curiosity Killed the Cat” and
several other groups and solo artists including Misty Oldland and performed in Tokyo and the famous Ronnie Scotts Jazz club.
The album “Keep your Distance” reached number 1 in the UK charts and I appeared on Top of the Pops and other Tv shows.
I have always especially loved Jazz, and decided to study this art form to make a 
career as a performer and teacher
In 2013 I graduated from The London Centre of Contemporary Music with a Bachelors degree with honours (2:1) after 3 years of full time studying.
Currently I perform as a solo musician at private events and also with a great Quartet at Lost Society in Battersea.