[Neil Sharpe]

Sil Austin- "Slow Walk"

Red Prysock- "Rooster Walk"

Bill Doggett with Clifford Scott- "Slow Walk" (their follow up to "Honky Tonk" with a cover of Sil Austin)

Jimmy McCracklin- "The Walk" with Johnny Parker and Willie Cowart on tenor (courtesy of John Laughter's great resource http://cafesaxophone.com/content.php?208-History-Top-40-Saxophone-Solos)

Lou Donaldson- "Blues Walk"

And, of course, the great Lee Allen- "Walking With Mr. Lee"

 

[Neil Sharpe]

Re: Do The "Walk" with Sil Austin, Red Prysock, Clifford Scott, Johnny Parker, Lou Donaldson, Lee Al

One more to add to this "Walking" set:

Fats Domino- "I'm Walking" with Herb Hardesty on a great tenor solo

 

[sonnymobleytrane]

Re: Do The "Walk" with Sil Austin, Red Prysock, Clifford Scott, Johnny Parker, Lou Donaldson, Lee Al

That Sil Austin album is the first saxophone album I ever owned!!!! It was my dad's.

 

[Neil Sharpe]

Re: Do The "Walk" with Sil Austin, Red Prysock, Clifford Scott, Johnny Parker, Lou Donaldson, Lee Al

Understood! I noticed another thread that inquired whether Bueschers were appropriate for rock n' roll and got to thinking about the great players and the solos that helped to shape the "rock" sound way back in the beginning. Then, I stumbled onto the "walk" titles and things went from there!