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Hats off, Leo. Sweeeet. 🙂

Love it, Jeff!

G’day Michael, trust your trumpet is decking the halls with joy, and, being with the position of minimum effort and line of least resistance. Seasons Greetings mate. Keep on rockin’. Cheers mark

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https://www.jazzarcheology.com/artists/illinois_jacquet.pdf

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Great tune, Leo, thanking you! Cheers, mate! Well played.

“Think not on what you have lost but, rather, on what you have gained. For things lost are easily accounted for, and blessings counted multiply”.

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https://beckfords.com/insights/hallelujah-by-leonard-cohen

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Says last.fm

Biography
Born
31 October 1922

Born In
Broussard, Lafayette Parish, Louisiana, United States

Died
22 July 2004 (aged 81)

Jean-Baptiste Illinois Jacquet (October 31, 1922 – July 22, 2004) was a jazz tenor saxophonist most famous for his solo on “Flying Home”. He is better known simply…[Read more]

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Nice and greasy, Leo!

Well played, Leo!

5 4 timing
howz that, looks like some bars have 4 notes to the beat and others eg bar 3 have five notes?
cheers

Amazing.

Ole!

It grows as it goes.

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Hi Kerrie,

Says Reddit, the opening alto sax riff on “What’s Going On?” was unintentional (the saxophonist thought he was recording a demo). When Marvin Gaye heard the playback, he let the sax player go. When the player said he was “just goofing around”, Marvin replied, “Well, you goof off exquisitely. Thank you.”

free score on this link (for…[Read more]

Hi James, sound pretty interesting, and, at that price sounds like it is music to your ears?

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Farewell, Finale

Hi Ewaid,

Great to hear your access problems well taken care of and that you are happy.
Well, now, you have the key to the highway, say!
From all of us here, enjoy the ride.
Things have a habit of working out ya.

Letz get it on, keep on rockin’

Cheers,
Mark

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Let’s Get It On Saxophone Music & Backing Track

Hi Leo, yes he plays the air very well, with good articulation and some nice well played growls ya.

A Swiss tenor and alto player, fyi his You Tube site, is “Sax Element”. Also Facebook and Tic Toc.

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► Says Felin Fach

‘Claude “Curly” Putman Jr originally wrote the song. It was first performed by Johnny Darrell in 1965 but was then m…[Read more]

Hi William, trust you’re well,

cheers Mark 🙂