[Neil Sharpe]

Article: Ten Albums That Made A Difference

You can view the page at http://forum.saxontheweb.net/content.php?581-Ten-Albums-That-Made-A-Difference

 

[Pete Thomas]

Amazingly, almost half of those would also be mine.

My others would be

Ornette Coleman: Shape of jazz to Come
Earl Bostic: Bostic Rocks
Jimi Hendrix: Axis Bold as Love
Jackie McLean: Long Drink of the Blues
Mothers of Invention: Absolutely Free

 

[jamminjoe]

I could easily accept that list,,

 

[maciagt]

So who was Little Richard's sax man?
Could possibly been George Howard? If so, I saw him the other week in a Lansing music shop.

 

[Jolimobley]

The Reason I picked up the sax in the first place was because of a Steely Dan song called "Decan Blues". I recently had the honor of playing with Donald ***an, which was a special moment for me as a player.

Steely Dan: AJA
Hank Mobley: Soul Station
Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue
Michael Brecker and Bob Mintzer: Twin Tenors
Michael Brecker: Time is of the Essence
Cannonball: Know What I Mean
Bill Evans: Bill Evans Trio
Freddy Hubbard: Red Clay
Joe Henderson: Page One