In Studio: Paul Winter

Soundcheck | Dec 9, 2010

Paul Winter has made music in the Grand Canyon, dueted with a wolf in Minnesota, and seen his songs taken to the moon by the Apollo astronauts, who named two craters after his songs.  Today, the sax player brings some musical guests to play live in our studio.

Watch the video of Paul Winter and friends performing the newly written and named song, "Sweet for Solstice."

Paul Winter will play at the 31st annual Winter Solstice December 16-18. Tickets and more information here.

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