[Frankmsax]

I would like to give a shout out to Marco Palos , who is the tenor player with Louis Prima Jr. (yes that Louis Prima). He is carrying the torch for this great band. He has a website , although I don't know how to put this stuff up, I am not very computer savvy. He deserves some recognition and is still putting the sax out there in today's world. Very gracious person also, I e-mailed him and he responded very graciously. Check him out

 

[Frankmsax]

A video sample in you tube you can check out is Blow featuring Marco Palos on killer sax (sorry I don't know how to put links to the vid in.

 

[mascio]

Here you go.

 

[Frankmsax]

Here you go.

Thank you for putting that in. There is another vid in you tube (same song showing him playing that live) If you type in Marco Palos , it should be the first vid that shows up. thanks again

 

[Reet McVouty]

One more ....

 

[Frankmsax]

Thanks for posting these links. The band was in my area over the summer but sadly I missed them live. They put on a great show .

 

[John Laughter]

Just good "old school" music. Watched many of his YouTube clips over the years. Good to see and hear him keeping it alive. We have lost too much of this roof raising style over the years! And the crowds love the stage action :cheers:

 

[Frankmsax]

Just good "old school" music. Watched many of his YouTube clips over the years. Good to see and hear him keeping it alive. We have lost too much of this roof raising style over the years! And the crowds love the stage action :cheers:

Amen John. The ones that are really carrying this on are people like Marcos , Sax Gordon Beadle, Arno Hecht and many others. Good old fashioned grit and growl

 

[John Laughter]

Hey Frank. Hopefully more players will get the message as the years go by and keep it going strong! The dancers and listeners really enjoy the sounds and action :mrgreen: