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John Doyle very kindly sent me his copy of Saxlife plays Yes – Total Sax Retain which is the brainchild of saxophonist, Jamison Smeltz. So this week I got to listen carefully to Yes classics arranged for saxophone quartet.
There is also a review from Mark Anthony K of Heaven and Earth.
- How does Yes music sound when arranged for saxophone quartet?
- How were the tracks put together?
- Is this a good ‘tribute’ album?
Listen to the episode and then let me know what you think!
Show notes and links
Trampled By Turtles play Owner of a Lonely Heart
Preston Frazier on Long Distance Runaround
Eleanor Rigby Yes cover from 1969, Hamburg
Ultimate Classic Rock review of The Yes Album
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7 replies on “Saxlife plays Yes – Total Sax Retain – 215”
Very cool show as always just totally enjoy all the different aspects of the worlds greatest band!
I wonder how many bands in this day and age can have the endurance and timelessness of Yes?
Cheers!
It’s a great collection – thanks for the comment!
If you want to hear some different sax take a listen to “Raid” by Audience http://youtu.be/Q6DNBkl9dGA
Ha! Great! Love it. Thanks for the link, Ken!
The Saxlife pieces are a delight! Thanks for the review.
I agree – really great stuff.
Looks like it’s available on Itunes…I just downloaded it. 🙂