[Frank D]

How many of you watched any of the Live Earth concerts Saturday? I was happy to see quite a few sax players, although I don't think I recognized anybody. A few I can remeber are:

Roger Waters (how would you play Money without a sax?)
Alicia Keys
Shakira
John Mayer
Dave Matthews (a regular band member, though)

There were also a several artists with horn sections who I really didn't expect.

Comments from anyone else?

 

[rleitch]

Yes I "saw" a lot of 'em, but I didn't hear too many:x .

Josh Stone's sax/trumpet section sounded pretty good though (despite the silly Zoot suits).

Does anybody know who the alto player with Lenny Kravitz was? Great altissimo and talk about muscles: who knew the key to ultra high notes was the bench press!?

Fun show...I hope it does some good!

Rory

 

[Morry]

Yes I "saw" a lot of 'em, but I didn't hear too many:x .

Josh Stone's sax/trumpet section sounded pretty good though (despite the silly Zoot suits).

Does anybody know who the alto player with Lenny Kravitz was? Great altissimo and talk about muscles: who knew the key to ultra high notes was the bench press!?

Fun show...I hope it does some good!

Rory

Anybody remember the tenor player that used to play with Tina Turner? He looked like Conan the Barbarian.

 

[bbbouklas]

yes he was really funny!!!

 

[Giganova]

Josh Stone's sax/trumpet section sounded pretty good though (despite the silly Zoot suits).

That was the godfather of soul James Brown's section (I heard in an interview).

 

[Logan175]

Yes I "saw" a lot of 'em, but I didn't hear too many:x .


Does anybody know who the alto player with Lenny Kravitz was? Great altissimo and talk about muscles: who knew the key to ultra high notes was the bench press!?

I was just about to start a thread here asking if anyone knew who he was. Someone has to get back to me, I liked his style. It spoked to me.
Logan

 

[Bill Mecca]

Anybody remember the tenor player that used to play with Tina Turner? He looked like Conan the Barbarian.

Tommy Capelli

 

[tjontheroad]

There was live sax in Antarctica by Nunatak. How cool (cold) is that?!?!

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=11507002

http://www.antarctica.ac.uk/press/featured/nunatak/band.php

 

[Bernards20040]

Tommy Capelli

Tommy Capelli is a grid iron player :shock:

I think you mean Timmy Cappello

 

[rleitch]

I was just about to start a thread here asking if anyone knew who he was. Someone has to get back to me, I liked his style. It spoked to me.
Logan

Makes you wonder though: what do you have to do to get a gig these days ?

R.

Kravitz was surprisingly good too, I thought.

 

[MoonPie]

How many of you watched any of the Live Earth concerts Saturday? <snip>

Hey Frank D - Love your avatar! I have a 24"x24" copy of the same thing matted and framed on my office wall. I liked the guy's work so much, I got smaller copies of the other 2 pictures in that series and framed them for home ...

Sorry - nothing to do with Live Earth sax players, I know

 

[Bill Mecca]

Tommy Capelli is a grid iron player :shock:

I think you mean Timmy Cappello

DOH! I have a friend named Capelli, but you are right, thank you sir.

www.ultimatetimmyfanz.com

 

[Canadiain]

How many of you watched any of the Live Earth concerts Saturday? I was happy to see quite a few sax players, although I don't think I recognized anybody. A few I can remeber are:

Roger Waters (how would you play Money without a sax?)

Ian Ritchie

 

[Bernards20040]

DOH! I have a friend named Capelli, but you are right, thank you sir.

www.ultimatetimmyfanz.com

Thats the Guy and your more than welcome Sir

 

[Giganova]

DOH! I have a friend named Capelli, but you are right, thank you sir.

www.ultimatetimmyfanz.com

When I saw the front page of this site, I thought that this is a gay porn site!! :shock: