Too many adjectives thrown into the descriptive mix of a jazz horn player and composer sometimes give the wrong impression of an artist’s body of work. Tenor saxophone player Quamon Fowler, performing this weekend at Bohemian Caverns, has no problem with his music being referred to as an assortment of jazz-fusion, gospel, soul groove, be-bop and easy listening.

“This is just a way to categorize me. Some common ground to draw [people] to the music, to check it out,” he said, without apology.