I can't remember ever seeing a baritone saxophone as a primary instrument in a rock band but, recently at the Spire Center for Performing Arts, I became a believer. "Vapors of Morphine," brought their self-described "low rock" music style to Plymouth, Massachusetts, for an outstanding performance at this downtown venue.
The were an instant hit with the crowd enjoying the eclectic style of rock/jazz/blues/West African/New Orleans hints of sounds.
As if one baritone saxophone wasn't enough, how about both a baritone and a tenor at the same time!
Another great evening of live music at the Spire. Come out and support the performing arts in "America's Hometown"- Plymouth, Massachusetts.
"The Greater Plymouth Performing Arts Center, Inc. (GPPAC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2010 and dedicated to performing arts and educational programs which support the vibrant arts community in the greater South Shore region. The organization founded The Spire, a venue to serve as a mecca for the arts and showcasing music, theatre and dance performances as well as education that supports the performing arts." Source: Spire website.
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