The Sensuality Of Silk & Satin: And The Tenor Stylings Of Bobby Dukoff
The saxophone has long been associated with sensuality. And if you’re a man playing it: the ability to attract women. The 1950s and 60s saw …
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Dörfler & Jörka-Stencilled René Dumont Tenor Up For Auction
Although I’ve noted so many of these Dörfler & Jörka saxophones over the past 18 or so months—under so many different stencil names—that they have …
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The Alcoholics’ Anthem… But Hey, It’s Got A Great Sax Solo In It
Yesterday I was stuck in a seemingly never-ending traffic jam, all because of series of fender benders and accidents that happened on my way home from downtown Vancouver. …
Dick Parry: The Man Behind The Saxophone Sounds Of Pink Floyd
When it comes to saxophone in popular music, arguably some of the most, if not the most, epic saxophone solos ever played were done by Pink Floyd’s Dick Parry. …
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Little Richard & His Saxophonist Grady Gaines
I sometimes get asked by my friends why I like the rock ‘n roll of the 50s so much. The answer is very simple: The …