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David Sanborn R.I.P on 12 May 2024 screenshot
David Sanborn recently passed away. He was perhaps the most influential saxophonists in modern music and, together with Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, invented contemporary jazz-fusion music. R.I.P David

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  Contributor 18.05.2021 2159 2063
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I think you could try using forum of audioz (audiosex.pro) for such posts more convenient thing for discussion since it is not directly site related, just my opinion
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  Member 21.09.2022 50
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He was a young American...
  Member 16.10.2023 1 16
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Truly a jazz great.
  Resident 26.08.2013 934
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Another great one gone - RIP
  Resident 16.03.2013 921
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Rest in power! amazing musician!
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  Member 7.09.2017 83
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I remember an episode of Night Music with guest Curtis Mayfield.
Curtis was old and maybe missed a cue, starting a verse of People Get Ready a couple of bars too soon.
Sanborn just barged overtop of him, blasting his tank sax tone and humiliating Curtis, who stopped singing.
I never forgot that and always thought Sanborn was an egotistical shit for pulling a stunt like that on an old man, even if it was his solo time.
You don't have to be a decent human to be a decent musician, apparently
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  Member 20.03.2025 4
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he may have been cued to start by the program producer or music director, live performance can be chaotic, televised live performance ever more so.. Sanborn didn't rise to his status, he was a session player on tons of albums, before becoming a solo artist, by being an arsehole.

I saw Sanborn play live at least 3 times, he was incredible, even when he blew out his reed on a solo.

just think we probably don't know all the details, the music director may have had problems with Curtis and cued Sanborn on purpose to "get even" with someone and may not of even been either Curtis or Sanborn, who he wanted to mess with...
  Member 5.12.2022 41
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bye bye David, you enlightened my youth in the 70's
  Resident 3.12.2007 14 17
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R.I.P. David ♥
  Member 23.03.2015 57 356
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Great saxophone player but not with the best tone. Ernie Watts is the one with a tone that sounds like he's crying... which makes me cry... such a emotional player...
  Member 20.03.2025 4
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Theres a great torrent out there with all of his own studio albums and stuff
it called

David Sanborn Collection 1975 - 2015
contains the japanese remasters as well

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