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    Posted: August 01 2006 at 05:09
Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd.
 
Court of the Crimson King by King Crimson.
 
Moontan by Golden Earring.
 
Double Vision by Foreigner. 
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I didn't notice any mention of Dark Side of the Moon - but I did skim read

There's also sax in Supertramp - "It's Raining Again" and "Bloody Well Right" spring to mind.
    
And check out Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Variations"

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King Crimson - Starless
 
and my favourite;
 
Hawkwind - Golden Void the original version on Warrior on the Edge of Time. Many of the later live versions feature synth inplace of Nik Turner's original sax.
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Points: 3323 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2006 at 09:52
no mention of the 70's Munich, Germany scene, ie- Aera, Missus Beastly, Embryo, Munju, etc. THE BEST
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TO ROMANTIC WARRIOR:
David Sanborn is unbelievably good, I agree. Particularly like VOYEUR that strangely fitted into 1980. But the thread is Prog with Sex..[whoops, I mean Prog with SAX of course-- must be that troubling Shivaree sign off that gets a man all confused!]
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inspiration huh?...
 
I wouldnt say prog, since most virtuous musicians are also in the jazz/fusion gamma...i would definetely go for David Sanborn on TIGHTROPE of STEVE KHAN...you cant go wrong with that, is like Al Di Meola Meets Funk Style with beautifull sax.
 
There's three main paths for sax: 1: Sounding like a black saxophonist(wich if you arent black having that soul would be tough) 2 : Sounding like White wank ugly noise saxophonist(Like Elektric Band of Chick Corea) 3: Original and melodic Sounding that beats sometimes first path. Spyro Gyra also has interesting saxo soprano stuff but i would rather start with something less quiet.
 
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(David Sanborn also played with bunch of musicians, such as Phill collins)...He's just amazing
 
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Originally posted by mrgd mrgd wrote:

Definitely AUDIENCE featuring Keith Gemmell on saxes [F,F,F and H on the H esp.]
ALSO Mel Collins has been mentioned but not 21st.CENTURY SCHIZOID BAND which is the band he plays with right NOW. When you consider that Ian McDonald is also in the band you can expect excellent sax playing and that is exactly what you get, esp. to some of the early KC classics which they feature.Check them out!
 
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Originally posted by bhikkhu bhikkhu wrote:

Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

For a while I thought I'd read "prog with sex"....  A bad case of one-track mind?Besides the excellent recommendations you have already received, I'd like to add Camel with Mel Collins (who also plays with KC), Dick Parry's contributions to Pink Floyd's DSOTM and WYWH, and Traffic (Chris Wood RIP) - "Glad", from their "John Barleycorn Must Die" album, is one of my favourite tracks (instrumental or not) of all times.

    
Oh, Yes. "Glad" is a great suggestion. One of my favorites also. But why stop there? The whole album is fantastic.

I am also going to jump on the bandwagon with VDGG, and KC.
You might also want to check out Morphine.


no wonder you two are amoung my favorite posters hahah....  check out 'Live at Santa Monica' for a killer live version of Glad.  When I think of a classic wah-sax solo... I think of that one.
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

For a while I thought I'd read "prog with sex"....  A bad case of one-track mind?Besides the excellent recommendations you have already received, I'd like to add Camel with Mel Collins (who also plays with KC), Dick Parry's contributions to Pink Floyd's DSOTM and WYWH, and Traffic (Chris Wood RIP) - "Glad", from their "John Barleycorn Must Die" album, is one of my favourite tracks (instrumental or not) of all times.

    
Oh, Yes. "Glad" is a great suggestion. One of my favorites also. But why stop there? The whole album is fantastic.

I am also going to jump on the bandwagon with VDGG, and KC.
You might also want to check out Morphine.
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Definitely AUDIENCE featuring Keith Gemmell on saxes [F,F,F and H on the H esp.]
ALSO Mel Collins has been mentioned but not 21st.CENTURY SCHIZOID BAND which is the band he plays with right NOW. When you consider that Ian McDonald is also in the band you can expect excellent sax playing and that is exactly what you get, esp. to some of the early KC classics which they feature.Check them out!
Looking still the same after all these years...
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Some Pink Floyd (on Dark Side and Wish You Were Here) and some Steve Hackett, especially on his live archive series, ie: Live Archive 03.
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killer sax in that hahha
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Originally posted by Arrrghus Arrrghus wrote:

I thought at first the title of the topic was "prog with sex". so then i thought...
 
 
 
 
 
 
LOL
 
at first galnce, thats what I initially thought as well.  Great Minds Think Alike
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I thought at first the title of the topic was "prog with sex". so then i thought...
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Points: 3497 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 26 2006 at 14:11
^...you will see David Jackson even playing two sax the same time Thumbs Up
 
Kind of thing David Jackson usually does.
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"The Sleepwalkers" by VdGG has the best sax solo ever (in prog, Coltrane is a whole different story). Also try Colosseum, especially the Valentyne Suite. 
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If you like to see a really great live performance you should buy the Van der Graaf Live DVD from 1971/1975. Especially in the song "Theme 1" which is quite jazzy but great, you will see David Jackson even playing two sax the same time Thumbs Up

Here is a link to the song:

http://www.youtube.com/results?search=van+der+graaf&search_type=search_videos&search=Search
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I know I'm late, but Out of focus has some very good sax play in their self titled album

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Originally posted by S Lang S Lang wrote:

I can't go past Mel Collins - as usual. He played with Camel, KC, Clannad, Bad Company, Chris Squire, Phil Manzanera, Richard Wright and countess of others.His involvement on most projects represented a highlight of the albums, often brilliantly uplifting of songs. Start with KC - Red. 

 
S Lang is right, you may add The Alan Parsons Project to the Mel Collins' list; you should try the track 'Pipeline' from The Alan Parsons Project, the sax solo in there is not really complicated but is full of feeling, blending so beatifully with the orchestra in the background.

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