RockinRobin

Sounds great Mike. Fantastic band. You rock!

Thanks Johnny for Lucille. Great 12 bar blues.

Thanks Walley. Ya, it’s a Martin 12 stringer. I’m on the tenor sax 99.9 per cent of the time. I used to accompany my sax with the guitar. Now I just blow a naked sax.

Thought I’d Join Walley with a tune on my 12 stringer.

One of my Christmas songs on my 12 stringer https://soundcloud.com/user-772494730/01-pretty-paper-guitar

Hi Gary
Great sound. I too use a medium carbon onyx reed; sometimes I have to use a carbon onyx medium soft. Your timing is perfect, better than mine. Keep blowing, Cheers

Yesterday I was doing some growling while playing “The Wanderer”; so today I’ll do some more growls and I used the one note method for the solo and then 2 notes. I usually loose my place in the song while soloing; just wandering around

I use my Mac iTunes library. Mac has good play backs

Solo Is the best

Hi Pete,
About backing tracks. I don’t favor backing tracks because I have to back the backing track. I try to use backing tracks. They sound good and add to the lead horn but in the final analysis I end up backing the backing track

Sounds good Pete. I happen to have “The Platters Anthology” song book and “Only You” is in the book

“At The Hop”. There seems to be multiple turn arounds in the rock song “At The Hop”

Thanks saxomonica. Hank is the man. My parents had the old 78 rpms.

In one of my Bb song books I turned to “Move it on Over”. It’s in the Key of G for sax. So I’ll be practicing some turn arounds with the 12 bar blues. And in my other book is “Great Balls of Fire”. this one is in the key of “A” for tenor sax. So some good turn around practice tomorrow.

My kind of band. Sax player is out a sight