All Things Saxophone

Charlie Parker - Groovin’ High - Bandbox, NYC, March 23rd, 1953

Robert Anchipolovsky There Will Never Be Another You

New Jazz Underground “Doxy” @ Emmet’s Place

Testing a Beautiful 1972 Silver Plated Selmer Mark VI Tenor Sax w Gold Wash Bell! www.newyorksax.com

Scrapple from the Apple 🍎 By Charlie Parker

I want to purchase another tenor as I've given up on my Bundy and my other will be in the shop for a good while. I found a sax that looks... serviceable? And, it could be the tone I want. But, the stenciling and serial 733XXX kinda makes me believe this isn't a true King Cleveland 615. Maybe one of you have more insight into the history and artistry of these? Is this what the seller says it is? (I might could get more pics if needed.)

If this instrument is what the seller says it is, I'll probably pull the trigger and give it some serious TLC once my other instrument is back in playing shape.

Thanks, all!

Michael Kaplan Superband - Fight or Flight Blues

That Time Coltrane and Getz traded 4s

If I Could Only Practice ONE Thing... It Would Be THIS

Stevie-Vaughan, Jackson, Wonder (arr. W. Roy Mitchell) Messiah JazzONE 5.3.24

Play Testing the Selmer Paris 130th Anniversary Limited Edition Adolph Sax Alto Saxophone!

Supreme alto features

Recorda Me feat. Rachael Cohen Hamish Smith

Cheek to Cheek - OTHS Jazz Ensemble

"The Nearness Of You" w/ Emmet Cohen & New Jazz Underground

Testing 3 Top Saxophone Ligatures

Al Cohn / Dexter Gordon / Barry Harris - Lady Bird (restored vinyl LP True Blue)

Alexsander Bril & Robert Anchipolovsky Quintet Ja-Hed

Sherman Irby - Live from Jazz St. Louis

Bird-Diz-Bud - Blue ‘N’ Boogie - Birdland, March 31st, 1951

Saxophone joins piano to close Chamber Music season

Jazz artist Bobby Selvaggio celebrates father-son bond on latest album

Charlie Parker Interview | Boston Radio 1953

wayne shorter obstacles into opportunities

You're listening to one of the finest musicians in the city of Chicago. Playing is Tyrone Hines at the Jazz Showcase Chicago. The #jazzman himself places a wonderful ballad.