22 posts tagged with saxophone.
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- Juju by Television Name
- Hot Mess by Television Name
- Tail End of the Home Stretch by flapjax at midnite
- Dan Fogleborg by erikgrande
- Green Boots by Karlos the Jackal
- Alfonso de Borja by man vs sun
- Outspeak by Lutoslawski
- Fall In Silence by ORthey
- Emotion Experiment 3 by leibniz
- Reasonably Appropriate Affections by dagosto
- Thoughts of Rain by dagosto
- Hallelujah! (So Very NSFW Mix) by askmeaboutLOOM
- Take Five Take Two by motty
- Secret Agent Love Scene by dagosto
- piltdown part 7 by sleepy pete
- Misty by chrismear
- A Song for Dolphins by OverlappingElvis
- real book by nicolin
- Wherein A Servant Is Revived From The Dead, Only To Perish Anew by ba
- Wherein A Soothsayer Is Queried To Little Avail by ba
- Wherein The Seven Messengers Of Truth Are Berated by ba
- Wherein Our Hero Descends Into A Quagmire Of Sub Mediocrity by ba
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Juju
A cover of Wayne Shorter's Juju using Gretchen Parlato's lyrics from her version of the tune. Done in a sort of 90s-ish trip hoppy style. [more inside]
Hot Mess
A jazzy/funky/noisy/weird tune written for the 60 second challenge. Just sort of stops instead of ending. [more inside]
Tail End of the Home Stretch
Dan Fogleborg
Short, jazzy instrumental song. Just two parts that felt right together. The song is named after the final chord. And STTNG. [more inside]
Green Boots
This might be a good song for a sunny summer weekend! My wife Sue sings it. Other ingredients: Autoharp, marimba, and a boss baritone sax solo supplied by MeFi's own man vs sun. [more inside]
Alfonso de Borja
You probably knew him better as Pope Callixtus III. His legacy, aside from his advanced age, feebleness and incompetence, is marked by a widely-spread (and patently false) rumor that he successfully exorcised Halley's Comet in 1456. [more inside]
Outspeak
I thought I'd throw a few older compositions up here for fun. This is a short piano trio I composed in 2004. Lots of extended techniques and other academic foolery. But it still rocks a little, when it does.
Fall In Silence
Sort of an odd tune, relying primarily on one chord. The lyrics actually mean something but that might not be very obvious. Features my dad on alto sax. [more inside]
Emotion Experiment 3
This piece is supposed to represent or express a particular emotion. Please let me know what emotion you think it is. [more inside]
Reasonably Appropriate Affections
A melody I had in my head for a while that I just had to get out. [more inside]
Thoughts of Rain
This is a chill instrumental easy listening rock piece. Drums, bass, guitar, and saxophones accompanied by a storm. [more inside]
Hallelujah! (So Very NSFW Mix)
When fussbudgetry and wankery collide...sexily. [more inside]
Take Five Take Two
I posted a playalong for Take Five which I recorded a little while back. This is me playing along. I'm kind of new to the sax. [more inside]
Secret Agent Love Scene
MY attempt at the spy challenge in the month of amnesty. Sexy sax with a chance of knifes in backs. [more inside]
piltdown part 7
jazz tune. also, "jazz" tune. [more inside]
Misty
Some jazz noodling on that classic standard Misty. My friend Steph on the alto sax, me on the piano.
A Song for Dolphins
Another track by Selected Letters (my sadly defunct band). Music by J. Sher and I. Ochs, lyrics by R. Witte. Enjoy!
real book
Hi, This is not what you can call a song : rather a collection of recordings pasted together. As in the Real Book, some standards are included. But this track also includes sounds taken from the real world, like a street scene, or rehearsals. It is a deliberate effort to try to match apparently unrelated recordings, from different sources. The Real Book, paradoxically, features charts for some idealistic land. Here, I wanted to use sounds both from the inside (music) and from the outside (raw field recordings) to see how ironically they are related and to provide some contrast. What you're about to hear : a saxophone playing Don Quichotte, a late night Dulcinea, two versions of a standard, and guitar comments.
Wherein A Servant Is Revived From The Dead, Only To Perish Anew
Track 4 from the Hot Dog Party
The fifth and final track, entitled Wherein The Waters Recede, And A New Day Is Ended Abruptly, is too large to post here (14 MB). If you need it, you can download a zip file from here.
Wherein A Soothsayer Is Queried To Little Avail
Track 3 from the Hot Dog Party
Wherein The Seven Messengers Of Truth Are Berated
Track 2 from Live at The Hotdog Party
Wherein Our Hero Descends Into A Quagmire Of Sub Mediocrity
This is the first track from my "Live at the Hotdog Party" CD. More info on the HDP in the comments.
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