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4 giorni fa · I first heard Sanborn as a member of the horn section in The Paul Butterfield Blues Band in 1968 or so. I knew from his first solo that this was a guy to watch — he had a piercing sound on alto sax, with “the cry” that marks the work of so many players I love — Wayne Shorter, Johnny Griffin, Booker Ervin, David “Fathead” Newman, and the man who primarily influenced him, Hank Crawford.
4 giorni fa · by gfagien. Sunday afternoon, May 12th, 2024, marks the passing of a true musical titan, David Sanborn. With a career spanning six decades, Sanborn’s name became synonymous with innovation, virtuosity, and a boundless passion for music.
4 giorni fa · 54. There are some unfortunate people who refuse to recognise that David Sanborn is a significant and influential alto stylist. Such people are likely to be suspicious of Sanborn’s use of popular dance rhythms and horrified by his commercial success. Yet any number of younger jazz followers and musicians rate Sanborn’s playing and any ...
I first heard of David Sanborn when Gerry Rafferty released Baker Street. Then he was the sax man on Bowie's Young Americans.
3 giorni fa · As a teen Sanborn got his start playing blues with Albert King and in the 1960s was a member of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band and played with them at Woodstock. In the 1970s he performed as a sideman with BB King, Stevie Wonder, David Bowie, James Taylor, James Brown, Paul Simon, Eagles, Elton John, Cat Stevens, Paul Simon, Stealy Dan, Grateful Dead, and many others.
4 giorni fa · The album Paul Simon felt he botched: “My demo was better than this”. Dale Maplethorpe. Tue 28 May 2024 15:00, UK. The success of Simon and Garfunkel is often overlooked. Sure, people recognise that they had some big hits and performed incredibly well; however, the magnitude of their careers usually falls under the radar.
5 giorni fa · Paul Simon’s iconic song “Graceland” touches upon themes of love, loss, and self-discovery. Released in 1986 as the title track of his critically acclaimed album, Graceland, the song takes listeners on a journey both geographically and emotionally.
