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David Sanborn albums featuring John Clark
David Sanborn Music Videos (14)
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| | Taking Off CD (1975)
 $10.38  
Released in 1975, David Sanborn's first solo album is a fine example of the dexterous alto saxophonist's highly accessible take on jazz. Backed by brothers Randy and Michael Brecker (on trumpet and tenor saxophone, respectively), Steve Gadd (drums), and other ...
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| Heart To Heart CD (1978) (Import)
$11.19
By the time of his third album, altoist David Sanborn's popularity and influence was growing month by month. Most of these numbers feature Sanborn with an enlarged rhythm section (with such studio vets as guitarists Hugh McCracken and David Spinozza, ...
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Gil Evans
Jazz Profiles CD (2008) (Import)
$9.59
One of jazz's most celebrated arrangers and composers, Gil Evans recorded for many labels during his 50-plus years in jazz. His Columbia and RCA periods were long and particularly fruitful ones because of the musicians he surrounded himself with. While ...
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 David Sanborn Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous David Sanborn songs: Hideaway, Lisa, Let's Just Say Goodbye, It's You, Cristo Redentor, Sugar, All I Need Is You, Isn't She Lovely. More music songs Dream, Seduction, Delia, Harlem Nocturne, Little Flower, Neither One of Us Lyrics, Comin' Home Baby Lyrics, Maputo Lyrics, Soul Serenade Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Lyrics, Everything Must Change Lyrics, Nobody Does It Better Lyrics.
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David Sanborn Biography
David Sanborn is one of the most successful saxophonists in American music. From the mid-1970s on, his razor-sharp style and sense of groove have made him a giant in the smooth-jazz field. He has recorded with a myriad of contemporary jazz and pop artists and makes regular appearances with Paul Schaffer's band on the Late Show With David Letterman. As a result, he has maintained an extremely high media profile for most of his career.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | David Sanborn | James Taylor, Paul Butterfield, David Bowie, Bob James, Carly Simon, Eagles, Billy Joel, Brecker Brothers, Michael Franks | | Steve Gadd | Eric Clapton, Paul Simon, George Benson, Bob James, Chick Corea, Grover Washington, Jr., Carly Simon, James Taylor, Earl Klugh | | Hiram Bullock | Billy Joel, Bob James, Spyro Gyra, Michael Franks, Kenny Loggins, Marcus Miller, Narada Michael Walden, Earl Klugh |
Contemporaries
George Benson (Guitarist), Phil Woods, Bob James, Grover Washington, Jr., Al Jarreau, Kenny G, Michael Brecker, Chuck Mangione, Najee, Dave Koz, Randy Brecker, Kirk Whalum, Paul Taylor, Marcus Miller, George Howard (Sax), Mark Isham, Bob Berg, Bob Mover
Followers
Kenny G, Candy Dulfer, Richard Elliot, Eric Marienthal, Everette Harp
Influences
Charlie Parker, Cannonball Adderley, Gil Evans, Jackie McLean, Oliver Nelson, Phil Woods, Herb Alpert, Lou Donaldson, David "Fathead" Newman (Sax), Hank Crawford
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