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Saxaphone player poll

Started by Momz, Thu 19, May 2011, 15:32:46

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Momz

Thu 19, May 2011, 15:32:46
Who's your favorite?
A. Clarence Clemmons
B. Alto Reed
C. David Bowie
D. Other?
Post your favorite Sax player videos also.

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ILcruiser

#1
Thu 19, May 2011, 15:57:24
1999 Valkyrie Standard

sugerbear

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Thu 19, May 2011, 17:57:08 Last Edit: Thu 19, May 2011, 18:02:57 by sugerbear
boots

Boots Randolph - Night Train.wmv


saw him live at tinker alley in nashville  many many years ago.


Fudd

#4
Thu 19, May 2011, 18:53:02
+1 Boots Randolph. Without a doubt, best ever.


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ibsrp

#5
Thu 19, May 2011, 20:04:04
Francois Carrier     :cooldude:

f6rider

#6
Thu 19, May 2011, 20:15:56
david sanburn..

great thread..

motomama

#7
Thu 19, May 2011, 20:21:56
Kenny G
Motomama

mhallock

#8
Thu 19, May 2011, 20:36:12
Gotta give Edgar Winter an honorable mention......just spent 20 minutes on youtube trying to pick one of his tunes to post.....Tobacco Road......Miss Ann.....Frankenstein......just go there and listen to 'em all!!!

Mark

Big Rig

#9
Thu 19, May 2011, 20:37:03
Tony Sax...and he rides a Valk! :cooldude:

Karen

#10
Thu 19, May 2011, 21:13:18
Bill Doggett's sax player on Honky Tonk, any of the 50's rock & roll sax players, and occasionally myself.

Bama Red

#11
Fri 20, May 2011, 05:44:53
Gotta go with Boots Randolph. First sax player I ever really liked. Usta have a bunch of his LP's - no idea what happened to 'em.
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Cliff

#12
Fri 20, May 2011, 07:19:11
My Daughter - Jennifer.   :cooldude:
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ArmyValker

#13
Fri 20, May 2011, 10:33:30
Cannonball Adderley. Hands down.

Mikey

#14
Fri 20, May 2011, 10:39:45
John Coltrane, hands down.
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ArmyValker

#15
Fri 20, May 2011, 11:35:08
Quote from: Mikey on Fri 20, May 2011, 10:39:45
John Coltrane, hands down.

Coltrane was a genius, but Cannonball could wipe the floor with him :)

This thread is right up my alley, I teach jazz theory/improvisation to high school and college kids.

sugerbear

#16
Fri 20, May 2011, 13:58:00
Quote from: Bama  Red on Fri 20, May 2011, 05:44:53
Gotta go with Boots Randolph. First sax player I ever really liked. Usta have a bunch of his LP's - no idea what happened to 'em.

i had an autographed christmas cd,  same here don't know what happened to it,...................
oh wait i do know...................kids :tickedoff:


Big IV

#17
Fri 20, May 2011, 14:07:27
I grew up on Clarence Clemmons and Boots Randolph. In high school I was introduced to the stylings of Morphine: Bass, sax, and drums.
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Big IV

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Fri 20, May 2011, 14:15:16
Morphine "Radar" "The only one"
Fancy trick playing
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mojo

#19
Fri 20, May 2011, 17:02:39
Tenor sax sessionist Dick Perry from Pink Floyd's "Money" and of couse

Bari sax King...Gerry Mulligan..late 40's thru 80's
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