Polkadots ,Moonbeams with Aubra Graves 1932 Conn tenor sax

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  • Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
  • Aubra Graves playing a 1932 Conn tenor with a pawn shop Berg Larson mouth piece , a re-do of Polkadots play along.

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  • @user-ps4mx3di1d
    @user-ps4mx3di1d Рік тому

    I remember him as one of the greatest saxophonist. I love his playing style and his tone. God bless him and his generations.

  • @TomLeonard
    @TomLeonard 8 років тому +1

    Mr. Graves...always a blessing to hear your recordings...there is much any Sax player could gain from listening to your interpretations of the songs you record. I look forward to your next song...

  • @saxnaprazdnik
    @saxnaprazdnik 6 років тому +2

    It's just beyond words...I am a tenor saxophonist and understand how well played that man...Nothing more...Beautiful sound, melody and improvisation...interesting commentator, as in other matters, and not for the first time ))) Very beautiful!!!!!

  • @PedroSilvanoGunther
    @PedroSilvanoGunther 8 років тому +4

    The teacher shows us again how to play a ballad. Today (June 12) is Valentine's Day in Brazil. Mr. Graves is doing his part, sending love notes all over the world.

  • @Biansax
    @Biansax 2 роки тому

    Beautiful evocative musical story telling. Salut !

  • @julianmarsh8616
    @julianmarsh8616 4 роки тому

    Only those who have lived life can play like this. Totally from the heart, your expressions at the end say it all.

  • @garybrook2951
    @garybrook2951 7 років тому +2

    There are two people in this world who don,t know when they are listening to a master craftsman at work shame on the two at the top of this page

  • @josepbeltran1823
    @josepbeltran1823 4 роки тому +1

    Grande por siempre, Descanse en Paz.

  • @HOVREDDY
    @HOVREDDY 8 років тому +1

    I've waited so long for you to do this ballad, one of my favorites. Thank you for sharing with us your wonderful voice.

  • @IanBoyterJazzsax
    @IanBoyterJazzsax 4 роки тому +1

    Great Jazz master.

  • @poullamhauge5863
    @poullamhauge5863 8 років тому +2

    You Are The Best

  • @elyons5000
    @elyons5000 8 років тому

    You're art is special! Thanks so much for adding beautiful music to our lives.

  • @MegaBoomer666
    @MegaBoomer666 8 років тому

    Fantastic
    This is a good old wine
    Thank you from Germany

  • @livecadaver
    @livecadaver 8 років тому

    Such monster tone, thank you for giving us the pleasure of these recordings. I would LOVE to hear Mr. Graves give us his rendition of "In a Sentimental Mood", one of my all time favorites for soloing. Thank you!!

  • @andreasehm5083
    @andreasehm5083 5 років тому

    Einfach nur klasse - great performance - old guy, but young mood!

  • @lucasmeireles3977
    @lucasmeireles3977 8 років тому +1

    Fantastic 🎷

  • @SEGEFFECT
    @SEGEFFECT 3 роки тому

    I like this very much .really good player.respect 🤘

  • @saxosueco
    @saxosueco 8 років тому +1

    Sweet! Thanx

  • @helio1764
    @helio1764 8 років тому

    Always adorable!!!!

  • @melvinbridgewater6402
    @melvinbridgewater6402 5 років тому +1

    Can someone please make me a Martini and light me a Cigar while I meditate to the sweet sounds of this musical Maestro?

  • @dewmikester1
    @dewmikester1 8 років тому

    ...Superb stylings, as usual!!

  • @neuroniojazz5718
    @neuroniojazz5718 7 років тому

    Bellisimo!!!!! gracias por tan linda musica!!

  • @clovismelo-art6301
    @clovismelo-art6301 8 років тому

    Bello! Bravo! :)

  • @tellitlikeitis-rg4ny
    @tellitlikeitis-rg4ny 4 роки тому

    Rip aubra

  • @williamparker8356
    @williamparker8356 Рік тому

    My name is Lance Parker I am a saxophone player in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania who studied with the great saxophonist Sonny stitt in 1978 Sunny stitt gave me his Mark 7 selmer tenor saxophone I studied with Mr stitt from the time I was 17 until 22 going on the road to Buffalo Rochester Columbus Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland and of course Pittsburgh where I live I would stay in the hotels with him and then of the daytime go to the conference room of the hotel and study saxophone with him for two to three four hours sometimes then at night it would go to him on the gig it places like the Taj mahal and The high chaparral in Columbus Ohio and many more places he would bring me up on the last half an hour of the set every night no matter where he played a newly played with with such great as Jimmy Smith Don Patterson groove holms slide Hampton Kenny Burrell Monte Alexander Jackie byard Kenny Clark Billy Cobham Ray Brown and many many more I studied classical saxophone at Carnegie Mellon from the time I was 13 years old and a special gifted program until I was 19 years old every Wednesday evening and Saturday afternoon I studied with the Great Jerome Levine classical saxophone player then when I was able to I would hop a bus or when I could drive my car I would go stay with great Sax Man Sonny stitt and study with him and then play at night on the gigs the last half an hour of the set I'm 65 years old and I'm still a saxophone player in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania I played with the group Jimmy sapienza five guys named Moe for 45 years