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For books, you can’t do better than The Art of Saxophone Playing, by Larry Teal. The Better Sax YouTube channel is a wealth of information too; I haven’t checked his online lessons, but I suspect they are useful and thorough. There are several other YouTube saxophone channels you should check out - a couple by members here are Dr. Wally Wallace and Dave Pollack. Dr. Wally has some excellent play-along style videos that cover some very basic things, and would be a good starting place.
If you are looking for things to play with, there is a YouTube channel of jazz backing tracks called “Backingtracks JAZZ”. There is also the iRealPro app for generating backing tracks. There are more expensive solutions, but iRealPro is very useful.
If you are looking for things to play with, there is a YouTube channel of jazz backing tracks called “Backingtracks JAZZ”. There is also the iRealPro app for generating backing tracks. There are more expensive solutions, but iRealPro is very useful.
