Sounds good. A few little bits of what I intend to be constructive criticism.
On the larger interval jumps you need to be careful with the pitching, I'd recommend getting some exercise books out if you've got any or finding some on the net for larger intervals all over the horn and warm up with a few of those here and there.
Some of the phrases are really nice, they grab your attention go around a bit then resolve nicely, I found some of them kind of came up short on me because they didn't seem to end, more just cut off.
My recommendation would be to practise a few patterns and methods of how to vary phrases in terms of starting and ending on different beats, extending and building up to phrases, melodic development etc.
One thing that may help you but not with your sax playing, is to download audacity for free, record the backing tracks into audacity, then record your saxophone onto a new track in audacity, then drag the saxophone audio so when playing back they tie in together. You can then add a bit or reverb to blend the sax into the track (as the track will have reverb and make it sound like the sax was recorded somewhere else), then do an audio mix down and upload them here so we can hear the backing track and the saxophone equally balanced and in time with each other.
Hope that helps!
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