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JanFeb 2007 , Volume 31, No. 3 |
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FEATURING Thom Mason, Jeremy Justeson, Sonya Jason |
| RECENT BACK ISSUES Click here |
| ARTICLES THIS ISSUE JanFeb 2007 Creative Teaching Techniques by Steve Mauk "Finger Placement Technique: Fixing Bad Habits" Creative Jazz Improvisation by David Pope "Keeping Track Of Jazz Chord Changes, Part II" A Conversation With Joe, Part I by Paul Haar "Veteran Reedman Talks About The Art Of Section Playing" Rock 'n Roll Saxophone by Andrew Clark "Nyle Steiner Interview, Inventor Of The EWI and EVI" New Saxophone Publications by David Demsey "The Devil's Horn: The Story of The Saxophone by Michael Segell" "Jazz Saxophone Duets by Greg Fishman" The Sax Doctor by Emilio Lyons "Removing Varitone Reminents From A Saxophone" "How To Repair A Crack In A Wood Clarinet Barrel Joint" "Maintaining Pads On The Larger Bass Saxophone" Jackie McLean May 17, 1931 - March 31, 2006 by Greg Banaszak "Remembering John Lenwood (Jackie McLean)" Career Management by Greg Banaszak "Saxophonist & Recording Engineer Les Silver" |
| RECOMMENDED RECORDINGS |
| Paul Wagner's Reviews Commission Impossible Miles Osland Sax Music Of M. Zachary Johnson Brian Horner Billy Kerr's Reviews Stitt's Bits Sonny Stitt Streams Of Expression Joe Lovano Jazz Standards (DVD) Solor Interpretations & Expressions Joe Lovano Frank Bongiorno's Reviews Wish List Tim Ries With Friends Like These The Four Saxophone Quartet Have a CD, book, video you want reviewed? Click here |
Bob Johnson And The Funkdawgs Play-Along CD by Bob Johnson Click here for Eb sheet music parts for this CD (a PDF file). Bb parts come with the magazine |
GUEST MUSICIANS Don McGinnis (bass) – Axle Grease Tad Parker (drums) – Axle Grease, New Moon It is my great pleasure to present this play-along CD for Saxophone Journal. My band, The Funkdawgs, has a unique twist however, in that all the recording for this play-along was done via the Internet and no two musicians were in the same room at the same time. This collection of tunes is intended to give any level of player, from beginner to advanced, the opportunity to concentrate on their sense of timing and groove. By keeping the tunes in relatively easy keys and using pretty straight ahead chord changes, any saxophonist can have some fun playing with a dynamite rhythm section. |
EASY FUNK AND BLUES CD Tracks 2-7 Full Performance CD Tracks 9-14 Play-Along 1. Introduction 2. New Moon 3. Nighthawk 4. Mr. Moto’s Day Off 5. At the Bistro 6. Axle Grease 7. The Iguana 8. Tuning Notes (B flat, E flat) 9. New Moon 10. Nighthawk 11. Mr. Moto’s Day Off 12. At the Bistro 13. Axle Grease 14. The Iguana |