Thought I'd share this with any 'like minded traddies!' But I think it's a good listen for anyone!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_K0QG8vF...2A42757ADEBDD34
Regards, Joe G.

"Bari Sax" -- As in "Baritone Sax"

Now you have me wondering if this is yet another difference in language usage across the pond or the likes?

Anyway, I love the thing that the Bari can bring to a performance, matter of fact I don't thnk a sax section is complete without one.

A great Bari plsyer can provide the bass "animation" that keeps the interest in the performance moving. Well, the old Trombone players who inserted "Tailgating" into the idiom provided that also.

Enjoy,


--Mac

Great stuff, Joe! You are broadening my musical horizons, thank you, my friend.

Sorry Mac! I assumed it WAS a Bass Sax that was playing ,.........as Adrian Rollini did with Bix & others ........I was not thinking it could be a Baritone! Regards, Joe G.
Edit. Just checked info it says 'Vince Giordano, bass sax' ??

Hi Joe

that is a bass sax playing its says so in the writeing underneath the video screen,that is my all time fantasy to playbass sax in a bix type band i got most of rollinis recordings nothing else like it,hope your well Joe,im still struggling but i will get there 9in the end good luck

regards Dave

Looks like a bass sax to me. Was there ever a bass sax made that was in-between a bari and a bass sax? It looks a little smaller than a full sized bass sax. Later, Ray

Joe,

Your right!

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But I think it's a good listen for anyone!

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Really enjoyed their performance. I grew up in Buffalo City, WI.
The semi-weekly dance's in rural area's is part of the life there.

Thanks for the Heads up.