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  • #110988
    john
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      that’s all about the circular breathing technique. they say many saxophonists do this?….I don’t think so.

      #110989
      saxomonica
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        Article says, “The results need to be interpreted with caution, as circular breathing was not measured directly.” Ya so i’m not to sure of the validity of the article either, John. Thinkin’ its more of a piss take! Maybe a hopeful secret agent man? lol
        But nonetheless trying to make the point we should all be mindful to keep our horns clean, clean the outside with a soft rag once a week, swab through after each day, occasionally disinfect crook and mp etc.
        Your thoughts?

        🙂

        #111016
        john
        Keymaster

          ya can’t hurt

          #111144
          saxomonica
          Participant

            agh!! saxophone lung could really be a nightmare

            “Gayten’s Nightmare” by Paul Gayten with Lee Allen (DeLuxe 1210)
            Wild, boogie jump instrumental from January 1949 cut in New Orleans, and the recording debut of legendary tenor sax man Lee Allen who was just 21 at the time of this recording.
            Paul Gayten (piano/screams) Wallace Davenport (trumpet) Lee Allen (tenor sax) Peter “Chuck”
            Badie (bass) Robert Green (drums).

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