Leo Salu

Funny Jeff, I bought that 54 years ago with the compressor it is the same age I am, was made in 1946, was actually used
for many years now it is just a keep sake. ( also now a big collectors item who knew)

Love the Yamaha, (yts62) I hear a lot that the tools don’t matter as much as the player, but i think they matter a great deal, i have
several different models from student to pro, and the pro is much easier to play upper and lower keys, young students might get discouraged
with their student models (harder to play) you wonder if parents should…[Read more]

Hello Mark, love all these videos, never knew the song was popular at funerals, but can understand that. I never tire of the song, when
my sister in law recovered from cancer i played this song for her and since then its been her favorite song for me to play. I usually end
any show i am playing at with it. Thanks for all this research, hope…[Read more]

Smooth, saxophone music timeless!

It is possible but unlikely to be won, slander is about the only sueable action and that is tough to prove especially if aimed at a politician, average people
are rarely sued. Usually it is high profile people that do it or have it done to them. Take a look at the comments on X amazing what people say and have no
problem with their comments.…[Read more]

Have you considered moving to the USA, we have the first amendment,(freedom of speech) people criticized everything here………

Thanks James, at my age i have to get as much done as possible LOL

Thanks Mark good to hear from you

Ahoy Johnny thanks for your kind comment appreciate it.

Thanks James, not familiar with “Now we are free”, nice sounding song have to look for the sheet music.

Thanks Pete, I keep having trouble with my camera on picking up the audio, it seems to ignore the backing track and only picks up the Saxophone but still working on it.

impressive!

Thanks Kris, and welcome to the forum, Johnny offers an incredible collection of backing tracks. you should make a solo and post it, everyone enjoys hearing them.

Howdy, oops meant to say microphone, drop the k, i think i can see the mic stand you are playing too, you might consider putting on a mic holder on your sax, and have
the mic above the bell. That’s how i have mine and i get some pretty good volume when playing outside.

Great job, little suggestion try playing with a mick and amplification, could hear you better. You do have a great tone/skill show it off……