Leo Salu

James i totally agree, lets keep this site free of politics, get enough of that from every other source. Now what
is new with the world of saxophones. Looking forward to Johnny’s next release.

Hello Mark, excellent video it is amazing how many helpful saxophone videos there are, young players today have a great advantage for obtaining a good sound by all of these professionals offering advice. Back when i first picked up a horn (1954) none of this advice was available, it was your instructor that was the only source. Keep them…[Read more]

Hello Doc, fun video, we missed you…keep them coming!

Bravo! Love the echo…………..nicely done

Happy belated 64th birthday young Jeff!

Excellent covers, thanks Mark Now i have to go and play it

That’s the one, here is the original

Not looking forward to eighty, nothing good seems to happen after that, any way i have about 5 songs i can play without music, but i have over 300 sound tracks with
sheet music to choose from, when i play at a party or show i usually play about 25 songs and i like to mix it up for each occasion so trying to learn that many songs
would be…[Read more]

I’m closing in on eighty years old aren’t you in your sixties?

At my age it hard enough to remember how to play a song from sheet music, playing by memory uses up to many of my sparse brain cells, i’ll leave that to the younger players.

All good resolutions James, I am trying for something similar learn a new song and record it at least once a month. oh and to exercise more (a standard resolution)

cool beat

Merry Christmas to you also Here’s a Christmas song enjoy

“Woke up clipped” means to wake up feeling short-tempered, irritated, or abrupt, often expressing oneself with a quick, sharp tone of voice, as if “clipping” one’s words due to a lack of patience or annoyance upon waking up.

Who Knew!

Play it yesterday at a christmas party dedicated it to all the love ones that
passed went well!

smooth!!

Thanks Mark glad you liked it……….Loved playing it.

Jeff, I have two altos, a selmer 500 and a elude, I find my tenors easier to play
strangely the altos seemed to require more air than the tenors have no idea why

You are correct about the cost, but i wasted a lot of money on student models and intermediates
which when added together would have paid for a good pro sax. Live and learn