Tom Gullion

Geoffrey Lowe and Tom Gullion at the Driftless Jazz Festival 2007

Tom Gullion (born July 25, 1965, Clinton, Indiana) is an American saxophonist.

Gullion studied with David Baker at the world-renowned Indiana University Jacobs School of Music as well as Northwestern University.

While still at university, he joined the J. J. Johnson quintet along with Cedar Walton, Rufus Reid and Victor Lewis. Gullion later went on to live in A Coruña, Spain and performed extensively with Clunia Jazz.

After returning to the United States, Gullion recorded two successful CDs for Naim Audio: "Cat's Cradle" and "Greens and Blues". In 2009, Gullion released "Carswell" for Momentous Records.

Gullion continues to perform and teach in the Midwest.

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