looking for some music with alot of saxaphones

I have heard the London Jazz Collective do cheesy covers of Weather Report.
Check them out

 

kenny g.

 

can fuck off. ANYONE can impersonate Kenny G. He is nothing.

 

Euge Groove, Kenny G., Boney James, Dave Koz, Grover Washington Jr.

 

The Saxophone Orchestra of Great Britian.

It's not jazz, but there are enough saxophones to suit your fancy. Look them up on G--gle, I think they've got some excerpts on their website.

 

new or old. Best new stuff is Jeff Coffin from the Flecktones, put out a solo album a little while ago.

www.jeffcoffin.com

He's a saxomophone player.

 

for starters: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:1gjleai04xh7

 

Pharoah Sanders



Period. As in End of Sentance. No more to say. Time to go. Buh Bye.

 

Its not pure Saxophone, but if you're into sax and horns, Tower of Power is a must

 

Agreed.


And my only addition is Joe Henderson.

 

John Coltrane - "My Favorite Things"

 

grover washington and dave brubeck of course

there are also some really good versions of "A Night In Tunisia" by charlie parker That have amazing sax solos in them

 

Ornette Coleman and Branford Marsalis are two that I like. I like my 'Trane too.

 

Lester Bowie and Mingus big bands. Cool

 

CHARLIE HUNTER

also....charlie hunter quintet, or Garage a Trois' (all charlie hunter groups)

hes an 8string jazz guitarist but his saxophone player can tear shit up man. CHECK EM OUT

 

well, as your attorney i advice you to deff check out the Seven Sensationall Saxophones

Name says it all.
hope you enjoy
peace

 

I was searching my campus-wide filesharing network the other day for a candy dulfer album that I used to own but got stolen - and came across an album entiteld "Sax for Sex". Track list looked promising. Candy Dulfer was on there, hence the search result, as well as Eric Marienthal, David Sanborn, Spyro Gyra, and even Kenny Sodding G. Thought 'this has got to be worth a look, even for a laugh'. Imagine my disappointment when I got a load of badly synthesised pop tunes that didn't even match the titles of the songs. And the sad thing was that when I asked the chap from whom I'd downloaded the files he just pointed me to a link with the tracklist on there and said no more. He must have genuinely believed he was listening to these great players (and kenny G too!). Poor bastard.

 

Some more good Sax Music,

Ginger Baker's Air Force- He's got 3 great sax players; Graham Broad on alto sax, Chris Wood of Traffic on Tenor Sax and Flute, and Harold McNair on Baritone Sax.

And The Line-Up Itself Is Basically The Greatest Supergroup ever created:
Ginger Baker- Drums
Phil Seaman- Drums
Remi Kabaka- Drums/Percussion
Ric Grech- Bass/Violin
Steve Winwood- Organ/Vocals
Denny Laine- Guitar/Vocals
Jeanette Jacobs- Vocals
and the great afformentioned Sax Section.