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saxophone
1. For your information he was the second Minoan man I’ve ever had and that saxophone player on the steamship was the third
2. To see or play a saxophone in your dream indicates that there is something you need to express from deep within your soul
3. Not to be confused with Horatio the saxophone player
4. She not only inherited Dixie’s saxophone, Clarence (how did they know then to name it for the “Big Man” of the E Street Band?), but was able to attend the fanciest, newest H
5. Suddenly Gomes heard a saxophone playing Ravel’s ‘Balero’ a tune he loved
6. Then, from the speakers in the bar the sound of the ‘Balero’ matched the saxophone
7. In front of him in a standing position was the man playing the saxophone
8. We followed her, and as if by magic the band came to life with their Jazz-infused version of Happy Birthday — saxophone and all
9. He could hear a saxophone playing a Barry White tune in the background
10. The term refers to experimental undertakings and usually the saxophone was the instrument used
11. Charlie started playing the saxophone at eleven and joined the school band and Musicians Union as a teenager
12. The part about the length of the practice sessions may have been an exaggeration, but he was religious in his daily music rituals, as he tried to master the saxophone
13. Playing the alto and tenor saxophone – he was also a composer – his mastery of the horn was remarkable He soon earned the nicknames of Bird and Yardbird
14. Her neighbor, Kenneth Hollan, played tenor saxophone and she joined him as a singer at the Alhambra Bar and Grill, Mexico’s, the Grey Dawn, the Brooklyn Elks’ Club, Pod’s and Jerry’s and the Bright Spot
15. His saxophone and hat were received by the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC
16. Barron and many of Coltrane’s other biographers credited his experimentation and spirituality with the notes that came out of his saxophone as he developed
17. when a Black man with a saxophone entered the car
18. With that statement, he began to play his saxophone
19. had gathered to listen to an old man play his saxophone
20. But we sure stumbled into it, didn’t we? That saxophone player sent
21. This time the old black man with the saxophone
22. Instead: the smoky murmur of a saxophone
23. Someone not far away plays a saxophone
24. I can’t say the demeanor of the saxophone section was quite as convivial
25. The Sound Venture saxophone section included Tubby Hayes, an incredible improviser and composer, whose vibraphone instrumental “Embers” would have been a famous song if it had only had words, and Ronnie Scott, who was at the forefront of the ’50s modern jazz movement, founding the club that still carries his name
26. She fell in love with the colors made by spilt gasoline in mud puddles, with exotic furniture in the store windows of Hurwitz Mintz, with antique shop displays of threadbare gilded chairs and lacquered square grand pianos and idling trucks belching white smoke from their upturned exhaust pipes and laughing mortals passing us on the narrow sidewalks carrying adorable babies, who twisted their little necks to peer at us- -and an old black man playing a tenor saxophone for money, which we gave him in abundance, and a hat-wearing hot dog vender from which Mona could not buy a hot dog now save to stare at it and sniff it and heave it into a trash bin, which gave her staggering pause-
