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10-24-05
Cannonbal adderly....eddie harris......junior walker....char ... Jaybo
10-24-05
I think that charlie parker and lester young would have to b ... Cincy_bob
10-24-05
If we talk about "favorites", then my list include ... Drubin
10-24-05
William jefferson clinton........lol! Sugarbrie
10-24-05
John coltrane albert ayler tim berne david s. ware peter bro ... Ejlif
10-24-05
Just to clarify cincy bobs list, cecil taylor does not play ... Ejlif
10-24-05
Sorry, that was a slip on my part. Cincy_bob
10-24-05
Cincy_bob's list is pretty extensive & he's covered almost a ... Bombaywalla
10-24-05
Lester young, jerry mulligan, charlie parker, james carter, ... Ohteeel
10-24-05
in no particular order... ornette coleman john coltrane ch ... Waltersalas
10-24-05
Michael brecker ornette coleman john zorn evan parker ravi c ... Marakanetz
10-24-05
1. johnny hodges 2. gene ammons 3. stanley turrentine 4. sta ... Shoff
10-24-05
The five rule is masochistic and it makes otherwise highly d ... Duanegoosen
10-24-05
Michael brecker,phil woods,don potter,jan garberek,coltrane. ... Digsmithd
10-25-05
I agree with bombaywalla, that art pepper belongs among the ... Kana813
10-25-05
Stan sulzman,paul mc,candless,stan turin!dgoosen nice choice ... Digsmithd
10-25-05
Wow! not an easy task...but if i had a gun put to my head th ... Siliab
10-25-05
Steve marcus cica 72 with larry coryell call to hiher con,th ... Digsmithd
10-25-05
All time great has to mean those who were most influential, ... Frogman
10-25-05: Eddinanm3
While I don't have a problem with smooth jazz or David Sanborn, and using your criteria of most influential and changed the style of saxophone playing how could Stan Getz not be on your list? That is a complete mystery to me.
Eddinanm3 (Threads | Answers | This Thread)
10-25-05
Woods coltrane adderly young joe henderson josh redman and ... Bojack
10-25-05
What about "bleeding gums murphy" boy can he play ... Rwjp
10-26-05
Eddinanm3, that's the problem with limiting the list to five ... Frogman
10-26-05
Here's 5 who are perhaps underappreciated, compared with the ... Jdoris
10-26-05
There was no shortage of players around to develop strains o ... Duanegoosen
10-26-05
Well, we've pretty well scoured the roster for the 'five top ... Islandear
10-26-05
Paul desmond a source in the smooth jazz genre as we define ... Frogman
10-26-05
Sweet lou donaldson cannonball adderley ike quebec john klem ... Qdrone
10-26-05
Frogman, it's obvious that you like some great stuff and i ... Duanegoosen
10-27-05
I'm glad that kenny g is excepted from everyone's lists. Marakanetz
10-27-05
Yeah kenny g, that begs the question if an artist finds a ni ... Qdrone
10-27-05
Desmond and klemmer blow me away. klemmer's "eruptions ... Duanegoosen
10-27-05
Duanegoosen, point well taken; almost. as i see it, edinanm3 ... Frogman
10-27-05
Yeah but don't forget touch,barefoot ballet and a very under ... Qdrone
10-28-05: Eddinanm3
Frogman, I like your second list better than your first one, I guess they make more sense to me. And I almost completely forgot about Joe Farrell, I had a couple of his lp's from the 70's, can't remember their names, but they weren't bad.
Eddinanm3 (Threads | Answers | This Thread)
10-28-05
While desmond has been described here as a proponent of 'smo ... Islandear
10-31-05
My vote goes to: tenor: 1) ben webster 2) lester young 3) jo ... Jhwalker
11-12-05
From the new york times jazz review | david sanborn a cooll ... Frogman
11-12-05: Eddinanm3
Yes, I saw Mr. Sanborn about a month and a half ago at Jazz Alley in Seattle and he did a good set, more uptempo than I would have imagined. And while his style and sound has grown on me over the years, I will still never put him in the same boat with Coltrane, Getz or Rollins.
Eddinanm3 (Threads | Answers | This Thread)
11-12-05
Eddinanm3, i don't disagree with you. there is no question t ... Frogman
11-13-05
John coltrane, eric dolphy, pharoah sanders, ornette coleman ... Colitas
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