[RockinRobin]

I found it in another music book
William

[RockinRobin]

Ahoy Johnny,
Before the saxophone I sailed/raced a 25 foot racing sloop S2 7.9 meter for 14 years.
William

[RockinRobin]

We or just me could use a tutorial for”Only The Lonely. The sheet music and the backing track are different with the begining few notes
William

[RockinRobin]

Thanks sxpoet

[RockinRobin]

discount code place is back
William

[RockinRobin]

well played

[RockinRobin]

Carbon Onyx reeds have always been the best for me. Copper reeds too. I have drawers full of varius cane reeds and other synthetic reeds. Onyx and copper are the best for me. My favorite mouth piece today is the MB Fatboy
William

[RockinRobin]

I use carbon onyx reeds
William

[RockinRobin]

My set up today.
A long long time ago I bought a silver goose neck for my tenor. Yesterday I put the silver goose neck on the horn. Sound was a lot better. My practice songs this week are “Always On My Mind”. Practice notes are low C# low B. I’m using my MB Fatboy and a ligature that came with one of the MB mouth pieces. I think Johnny blows straight 8ths instead of swinging 8ths when he plays “Always On My Mind”. So I’m getting a lot of practice with my silver goose neck and my MB fatboy. Also I’m blowing “All Time High” and “For The Good Times”. Cheers
William

[RockinRobin]

1979 I bought a used Conn tenor in a going out of business store. I knew nothing about saxophones. There was a key for every note. Good idea.10 years later i bought a Selmer Paris. I learned to read music in Jazz camp and here we are blowing “Always on my Mind’ with Mordents
William

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