Come on now, and no smooth jazz please.

The J.B's!!!!


Maceo on sax.....

you already dug into john zorn's stuff?

Anxiety said:

hmm..no i haven't. *downloading

smellmyfunk said:

i like the 'naked city' album...the one with the weegee picture of the guy laying in the street. that's some cool sax, definitely not easy listening.

oh, and oops, i didn't realize this was in the prince forum...john zorn isn't prince related at all, but it's still good if you like experimental sax music.

any sade album

Said it before n' I'll say it again: N.E.W.S., bay-bee! The triumphant return of Eric Leeds!

Listen to it again, dammit!

Do it!

DOOOOO IIIIIT!!!!!

like someone said..the J.B.'s got damn its so funky it's rediculous. Even the snares have been the most recent popular steals from them. (U know that clap / bongo sound)

bumpitty bump

Born to Run. It's one of my least favourite Springsteen albums, but it does have a lot of sax on it.

when i said drenched in sax i meant REALLY dominant sax. Even more sax playing than singing.

Anxiety said:

Love that album!

Ganstafam hipped us to these cats a couple of weeks ago.

http://www.garageatrois.n.../index.htm

go get any of the lethal weapon soundtracks.

that has the work of David Sanborn.

my favorite one is lethal weapon 2.

sinisterpentatonic said:

I was just gonna mention them! They're great!

The First 2 Albums by Spandau Ballet "True" and "Parade" (my 2 favorite albums besides Prince)

and

Early Chicago albums...before the 80's synth pop stuff

Drenched, sexy, smooth - can't beat Gato Barbieri.

greatdj1 said:

Are those albums really drenched in sax?

well.....the Spandau Ballet albums have a sax solo in almost every song.....

Oh yeah!!!

Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns f/Maceo Parker





Whole lotta horns!!

funkpill said:

Funkpill, I gotta tell you sometimes yo ass is too funky
fo yo own good!
[Edited 9/4/05 15:43pm]

blow monkeys?

I'm not sure I understand these responses... If you want pure sax... you go to sax people like Branford Marsalis or Joshua Redman... Here in Detroit, we just had a Jazzfest, where I saw a guy named Ron Blake I'd never heard of... Bout to check him out, he was great!

That open-ended question could have a neverending answer.

What style of sax?

Jazz?

Charlie Parker



...Yardbird Suite


John Coltrane...



...Giant Steps


Wayne Shorter



...Speak No Evil



Soul/Jazz?

Cannonball Adderley...



...Live at "The Club"


Stanley Turrentine...



...Sugar, Cherry (out of print)


R&B?

Junior Walker...



...Shotgun

King Curtis



...Live at Fillmore West



Pop/R&B?

Grover Washington Jr....



...Mister Magic

Ronnie Laws...



...Pressure Sensitive

David Sanborn...



...The Essentials - David Sanborn


Just to name a few.


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

Open ended questions = More answers

And thanks for the recommendations!

avatarfunk said:

my goodness i'm glad 2 see that i'm not the only sanborn fan out here. whts your fav sanborn cut? i'm partial 2 kissing cross and lesly ann

Anxiety said:

Thank you, Thank you for this!
I've been listening to John Zorn non-stop
for 2 days.

smellmyfunk said:

Thank U my friend..

theAudience said:

CannonBall!!!