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Leo Parker?
OK thanks yes, I'll add him to the list, but could be more in the Lou Donadson, Hank Crawford jazzier side of things for this one, but def on the list for another page.
Leo Parker?
RE: Red Price.
Try this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T95IpR23awg
The person who taped it (Steve James) and I presume put it up on YouTube is the son of the vocalist/pianist and is a DJ on the local English language radio station. If you're concerned about copyright if you choose to use thus, I'm happy to talk to Steve.
Didn't know Clyde McPhatter played the Horn?
Don Wise - Genuine Snake
It's not only the old guys - the Texas R&B tenor style lives on - Don Wise is certainly a good example.
gruss spike
Rock on gruss - spike
True, but there are many many players that would need adding if we went too far beyond the main era of the database which is mostly about the 40s and 50s.What about Edgar Winters; heard that he played on Meatloaf's "All Rev'ed Up and No Place to Go".