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I would like to have included more of the bluesy jazz players such as Lou Donaldson, Hank Crawford, Stanley Turrentine, Leo Parker. My list of players (and I’m still receiving suggestions) could be endless, so in some respects I’ve had to be brutal.
Some of these are jazz players who contributed significantly to the development of blues saxophone, others are hardcore bar walking “screamers and honkers.” Enjoy learning about this colourful era of the saxophone. These biographies, photos and soundclips include all the influential R & B saxophone players of the 40s and 50s. Rhythm and Blues Saxophone Playing | Blues Transcriptions All audio on this page is paid for The R & B saxophone player list The Players Club: Music From and Inspired by the Motion Picture: Various Artists: Soundtrack Retaliation, Revenge & Get Back: Daz Dillinger - Van Halen III: Van Halen - 22 Virtual XI: Iron Maiden - 23 A Rose Is Still a Rose: Aretha Franklin - Twilight in Olympus: Symphony X - XIII: Rage - 24 Colma: Buckethead - The Devil You Know: Econoline.
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Players Great jazz & rhythm & blues players.Saxophone Info Info | Reviews | History.Music Albums, music composed for TV, film, radio & games.Credits Pete Thomas Credits and discography.Biog | Press Pete Thomas: biography press.
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