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Sounds melodic and smooth and lifts in the right places, nice balance of musical light and shade. Refreshing to hear someone posting stuff other than jazz, tho i am a 100% jazz lover i do still like to hear alternative things.
 
You can count on me throwing something wacky in.lol....for me I'm 50% jazz. They rest is very mixed up bag. If I thought I'd end up playig standards for the rest of my life I'd rap in now. .lol. I love my rock
 
ProfJames said:
Hmmmmm........might have to listen to him but right now it's Mr Albright!
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Albright is a freaky amazing player. I love him but for pure tone its Sanborn. You hear a few notes and you know its him. Cant say that about Albright. Yes he sounds amazing but its a alto sound a lot of cats have. My fave guys are the one's that stand alone and do truly sound just like there selves .
 
I will certainly not argue with your experience or opinion but there is also the music, vibe, tone, timing and whatever else it takes to like a certain sound. Kind of like comparing Andy Williams singing to Bing Crosby!
 
ProfJames said:
I will certainly not argue with your experience or opinion but there is also the music, vibe, tone, timing and whatever else it takes to like a certain sound. Kind of like comparing Andy Williams singing to Bing Crosby!
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We all like what like and there should never be an argument as how can one tell you what you should like. Yes the music should rule . Just let it enrich our lives. I think Albright has better technique on his horn than Sanborn. He is a true genius on all horns but I think for my likes Sanborn has more soul and down right blues in his playing when I hear him. He can make his horn cry and bark like no other modern alto cat.

I'm the same with Coltrane who I adore. 3 of his albums are my all time best jazz albums. How scary was his technique compared to Wayne Sorter who is a Coltrane type player. No way as good as Coltranes but I love Shorters playing more. Of course many factors come into play but again its that worn out saying " if we all liked the same thing life would be dull " music is the thing and we are all on the bendy metal blowers path so lets keep music alive, hey I got all arty farty there and deep !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:headscratch:
 
Dave Sanborn plays some great sax on "Young Americans" - here's a taster


I especially like "Fascination" with the wah-wah pedal on alto...

Early stuff to check out is Sanborn with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Keep On Movin', Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw, etc. Stevie Wonder's Talking Book, Beck and Sanborn album...

Sorry Davey for hi-jacking your thread - funny enough I was listening to few Radiohead albums last week - keep up the good work...

Greg S.
 
Greg Strange said:
Dave Sanborn plays some great sax on "Young Americans" - here's a taster


I especially like "Fascination" with the wah-wah pedal on alto...

Early stuff to check out is Sanborn with the Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Keep On Movin', Resurrection of Pigboy Crabshaw, etc. Stevie Wonder's Talking Book, Beck and Sanborn album...

Sorry Davey for hi-jacking your thread - funny enough I was listening to few Radiohead albums last week - keep up the good work...

Greg S.
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The more the better, nice to hear from you. Hope your doing well.
 

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