8 thoughts on “ Crazy Over J-Z - Lester Young - Tenor Sax Solos (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Personnel: Lester Young, tenor sax, Bill Coleman, trumpet, Dickie Wells, trombone, Ellis Larkins, piano, Freddie Greene, guitar, Al Hall, bass, and Jo Jones, drums Most of these tunes are rather well-known standards, but several were composed by the players themselves and should be noted.5/5(2).

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2. “Lester Leaps In”, although not the definitive JATP version of the tune (Lester Young is missing), is played with a similar attitude, showcasing some excellent solos (another tenor sax outburst of Jacquet among them) in front of the driving rhythm for over nine minutes. Via.

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3. Willie Nelson: Crazy for tenor saxophone solo, intermediate tenor sax sheet music. High-Quality and Interactive, transposable in any key, play along. Includes an High-Quality PDF file to download instantly. Licensed to Virtual Sheet Music® by Hal Leonard® publishing company.

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4. Find Lester Young song information on AllMusic. The tenor sax legend, known as Pres, whose melodic, smooth-flowing lines made him the most influential and inventive player of the pre-bop era.

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5. Alto sax player from Kansas teicasrecontiaphliclawebsglasunsweetnon.xyzinfo was known for his runs at super fast spends that were flawless. He began playing at the age 17 with pianist Jay McShann. Recorded his first record with Lester Young in He was always thinking of new ways to deal with the problem of soloing in Jazz.

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6. Lester Young joins the Oscar Peterson trio – and the result is a classic meeting of the minds from early 50s Verve! Young 's tone is tremendous throughout – that sharp-yet-cool style that had such a big influence on other 50s players, and which gets some great support here from Peterson's group, which also features guest guitar from Barney Kessel.. Oscar's piano lines are a bit more.

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7. Lester Young greatly influenced the course of tenor saxophone in jazz history. Young was one of the three most influential tenor sax players along with Coleman Hawkins and John Coltrane. Lester Young ["Prez"] played a cool, laid-back tenor saxophone floating legato lines over the song instead of aggressively attacking a song with a big tone like then dominant Coleman Hawkins.

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