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Paul Rogers

Country: United Kingdom

Paul Rogers (born 1956) is a British double bassist working in free improvisation and jazz. He came up in the London jazz scene of the 1970s and is best known as a member of Mujician, the improvising quartet with Keith Tippett, Paul Dunmall and Tony Levin. Rogers was brought into free jazz by Mike Osborne and worked as a sideman with Keith Tippett, Mike Westbrook and Elton Dean. Mujician took shape when Tippett joined his trio work with Dunmall and Levin in 1988, and The Journey (1992) began a long run of albums on Cuneiform.