For Heaven's sake who, WHO is the best Rock Saxophone?
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rickenvox
Animal Psychic
no one on this forum who doesn't already know the solo you're referring to is going to take the several seconds it takes to google it, so you might as well spill the beans
rickenvox
Animal Psychic
Motorik
Kick Henry Jackassowski
That is the name of a vampire aristocrat in a frilly shirt, and I do not recognize him.
When you said he played the most recognizable sax solo I guessed you must mean 'Baker Street', so I think that proves your vampire choice was the correct one.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Probably Bobby Keys. Primarily for his work on Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main St..
Maceo Parker, if R&B/soul/funk counts. And a handful who played on thousands of Motown and Stax records.
Michael Brecker recorded on a ton of pop records as well. Most recognizably maybe on ‘Still Crazy After All These Years’.
My favourite guest appearance is Ornette Coleman on Joe Henry’s ‘Richard Pryor Addresses a Tearful Nation’. Much like the song title, it is both absurd and sublime. Coleman did very little work as a sideman, and the only other rock/pop musicians that he recorded for than I know of are John Lennon and Lou Reed. It’s insane that Henry talked him into it, but I’m glad that he did.
Maceo Parker, if R&B/soul/funk counts. And a handful who played on thousands of Motown and Stax records.
Michael Brecker recorded on a ton of pop records as well. Most recognizably maybe on ‘Still Crazy After All These Years’.
My favourite guest appearance is Ornette Coleman on Joe Henry’s ‘Richard Pryor Addresses a Tearful Nation’. Much like the song title, it is both absurd and sublime. Coleman did very little work as a sideman, and the only other rock/pop musicians that he recorded for than I know of are John Lennon and Lou Reed. It’s insane that Henry talked him into it, but I’m glad that he did.
Dexter Inferno
Serious error
Dick Parry.
Remember he returned to tour with Floyd on the Division Bell tour. Those songs that he did in the 70s just doesn't sound right with anyone else.
tiger roach
Urban Bovine Knievel
Ian Underwood had some moments. This actually isn’t my favorite, but it’s what I could find.
Andrew Sak
Even Andy Deserves Good BEans
But can they play Saxophone on a raft?
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frunobulax
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Don Van Vliet
VoidTerraFirma
Live to wine
Guilty feet have got no rhythm.