Paul FLUSH was born in Newcastle (in the North of England) and encouraged to study music by his father, a well known violinist. At 16 he left school to work in the country's top nightclubs, and played for many famous performers of the period including Billy ECKSTINE,Tony HANCOCK, Nancy WILSON, and The FOUR TOPS. After this period of practical experience, he went on to gain diplomas from the London College of Music and The Guildhall School of Music, and this interest in more serious composition and performance has continued to influence his later work.The North of England was for many years the source of much important musical experience including radio and T.V broadcasting. From 1978 to 1983 Paul FLUSH worked for TFM Radio producing live music sessions, writing and performing many commercials and jingles, and he was responsible for the writing, arranging and production of complete ident packages for several commercial radio stations including TFM, Viking Radio, and RTHK in Hong Kong. He also played on many of THE TUBE sessions providing the playback recordings for visiting Americans such as Eddie GRANT, Grandmaster Mel and Eartha KITT. Even Madonna's 'Holiday' had to be re-recorded for the programme!

In 1984 Paul FLUSH began working as a full-time jazz pianist collaborating with other musicians on live performances and broadcasts, leading to the formation of FULL CIRCLE (with Rick TAYLOR, Adrian TILBROOK and Keith PEBERDY). The band's range of activities has included such diverse projects as a jazz arrangement of STRAVINSKY's Petroushka for English Dance Theatre, performances at the world renowned Ronnie Scott's Club, participation in many jazz workshops, and several successful festival appearances including Bracknell, Newcastle and Leuven (Belgium).

An album, "Beauty of the Unexpected", and the quality of the original compositions, resulted in a commission to write and perform a suite in collaboration with the Belgian Radio Orchestra. This was followed by an invitation to perform with the same orchestra as guest pianist for a special Frank ZAPPA tribute concert and CD recording.

A new trio rEvolution develops the style of music first heard with FULL CIRCLE, and has performed as support to Don GROLNICK and Billy COBHAM.

From 1989-1993 he was the Musical Director for singer Tony CHRISTIE, (whose hit 'Amarillo' had world-wide success and who still enjoys a huge following in Germany with many hit records and albums), so continuing an association that has spanned many years.

In 1997 Paul FLUSH worked with jazz giant John SURMAN and Northumbrian piper Kathryn TICKELL on a special project of original music commissioned by the Stockton Riverside International Festival. He appears on Kathryn's latest album "The Gathering".

He also played with Hugh HOPPER (bassist with SOFT MACHINE), U.S. baritone sax Nick BRIGNOLA.

Now living in Belgium, Paul FLUSH has joined saxophonist Johan VANDENDRIESSCHE and, after many years using piano and synthesisers, has returned to the Hammond Organ in a new duo format, .

They recorded the d CD Action Reaction (Lyrae 20022 C). in 2002 Kazzbah (a double CD in 2003)

Paul FLUSH recently performed in the 20th Jazz Hoeilaart Festival near Brussels with MILKSHAKE BANANA (the VANDENDRIESSCHE Brothers), featuring special guest Toots THIELEMANS (harmonica).

Paul FLUSH has been interested in computer aided printing of music since its early introduction onto PCs, and has published several works, a.o. some new compositions for Trombone and Piano (1999).

He was involved in numerous successful projects in various contexts : theatre and poetry page

He also appears on Marc MOULIN's cds Top Secret and "Entertaiment" (Blue Note).