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Kevin Perkins.Hi Johnny I live in Mandurah Western Australia I’ve recently purchased a second hand Tenor Yamaha from the 70s as I’ve always wanted to learn how to play.
I’ve been trying to play it by your video’s & finding it very helpful. THANK Eric
Hi @Eric_Francis a big WELCOME to the site – and i’m sure @Johnny will soon extend the hand of a personal welcome to your good self.
Meanwhiles ..
Hey bloke i live up near Rowley Rd and the Freeway being not to far from you and with lotsa room to practice.
I only been tootin’ a year or so and actually i dunno any other sax players – just me mates on line here.
Hope we can catch up sometime! Ima ’60’s model. PM me and keep in touch?
Blow me kangaroo down sport. I learnt to play here. Itz all the lessons i got. And all i need.
Anyways. Here’s a thang –
” This Sunday 10 Feb
Bill Rogers (ex Dragon) Boots ‘n all
The Duke of George
36 Duke Street, East Fremantle, Western Australia
Tickets · $15
Pay at event
Bill Rogers is best known for his all-encompassing stage presence as lead vocalist and saxophonist in Fremantle institution – Zydecats. In this debut line up of country soul & blues – he’s accompanied by the exceptional voices of daughters Billie and Anna Rogers, Dave Brewer (guitar/vocals), Phil Bailey (electric bass) and Pete Guazzelli (drums).
Get set to be entertained and moved to boogie; boots n all.
Doors open at 4pm with the band playing from 5pm. $15 on the door. ”
So. All the best on the journey!! It begins here 4 sure. Stay tuned. Suggest go Premium Membership if you can. Lots more stuff.
All the best,
Mark
great Eric glad to hear it!
I remember playing some Yamaha’s during the 70’s, I thought they played really nice. what model do you have?
Hi Johnny my sax is YTS-21 purchased on gumtree with a full service and pads replaced as I’m just learning I thought it would be a good start. Eric
Hi Mark that sounds good I wouldn’t mind to catch up sometime soon by the way I get my first lesson This afternoon. Eric
cool, I think the 21 is the model prior to the more recent and well-know 23 but basically the same horn so ya, you’ve got a top student model which will do you well for years to come….good luck!
Another Aussie here, but from Melbourne way, I fell in love with the sound of the sax when I was a kid but never had the chance to learn, almost 64 now, so it’s now or never.
Spent a week researching what would be the first & probably last sax I’d buy.
Settled on a Yanagisawa WO2..bad timing maybe due to renovations..so it’s small steps at the moment..working on my embouchure exercises though.
Enjoying your vids Johnny, the tunes stick in my head for days & I swear I can here you play when in bed, also the way you explain things are a great help.
Awesome Kevin congrats on your decision!
not familiar with the WO2 personally but know the Yani to be a very good brand so you’ll be good there.
cheers
Johnny
I should mention it’s an Alto, shame to touch it, the shine is really something.
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