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saxman63
03-23-2003, 08:07 PM
Hi there
My name is Paul and I'm an oldie, absolute beginner. For many years I used to play "air sax" (like air guitar) to Baker Street, Careless Whisper etc. I've now got a real sax and it's a whole lot better. However, as a beginner I still play a little air sax. My question is this - If you had to compile "The Greatest Air Sax Album in the World Ever" what tracks would you put on it?
Hoping to here from you
Saxman63
jazzbluescat
03-24-2003, 02:18 AM
:lol:
...I've now got a real sax and it's a whole lot better No kidding! :wink:
I've heard of air guitar but it's the first time I hear of air sax. It's a bit unusual I think and, I may be wrong but I beleive that there isn't that many sax players who "played" air saxophone before. Or to the very least, not many would admit such a thing. But hey, it's a form of expression like any other I guess, only I bet that you like it even beter now that you've got a real sax.
Jazzophone
03-24-2003, 05:31 PM
hey yeah! I thought our little band were the only people who did air saxophone. nice to know we're not alone :lol: ...! yeah, I do the whole wailing-air-sax solos against lots of tracks ... can't think of the best ones offhand though, but try a couple Tower of Power (like the sax solo off Diggin' on James Brown -- good opportunity to do the rock-'n'-roll lean-back-sax-in-the-air thing 8))!
but I agree: a real sax totally kicks air sax butt ...
AirSax85
03-26-2003, 02:15 AM
What is "air sax"?? I have it in my name cuz Air is my nick name i have no clue what it means...could someone please clue me in?
Gandar
03-26-2003, 07:04 AM
What is "air sax"?? I have it in my name cuz Air is my nick name i have no clue what it means...could someone please clue me in?
You know air quitar? When you look like your playing and jamming quitar/sax/what ever while listening to music containing solos for it, you are playing it "air". Same thing with air sax.
Quite hard to explain, I thought everybody knew what air quitar etc. is...
Andrew
03-26-2003, 07:26 AM
Think of Michael J. Fox in Back to the Future. He did it ALL the time. Pretend like you hold your "axe" and exaggerate the movements to the tune.
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