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Article: Album Review

Derek Brown: All Figured Out

Read "All Figured Out" reviewed by Jerome Wilson


Tenor player Derek Brown has made a name for himself with a concept called “BEATBoX SAX," a method of playing saxophone in a continuous stream of pops, honks, melody and slap-tonguing that comes out like a hip-hop variation on Boots Randolph's old novelty tune. “Yakety Sax." He has put several videos on YouTube of him doing ...

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Article: Jazzmatazz

Remembering Dr. John

Read "Remembering Dr. John" reviewed by Matt Hooke


Dr. John, Ph'd in jny: New Orleans piano with a minor in voodoo, died at the age 77 on June 6. Dr. John honored his roots, learned from masters like Professor Longhair, and added his own special herbs to create a gumbo that can never be recreated, even if someone manages to find a recipe. Dr. ...

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Mississippi Heat: Warning Shot

Read "Warning Shot" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


My father, born in 1915 and having seen and heard such, would call Warning Shot “Roadhouse Music." More technically, this is “jump blues" employing a larger-than-average band with an unidentified horn section on a majority of the 16 selections, the longest clocking in at 5:36 and the shortest at 3:00. This is an old-fashioned recording of ...

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A Whole New Ballgame

Label: Zoho Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: I

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Boots Randolph: A Whole New Ballgame

Read "A Whole New Ballgame" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Saxophonist Boots Randolph has been an integral part of several recordings that remain cornerstones in his career. Any fan of Elvis Presley will remember the edge he brought to the songs on Elvis Is Back! (RCA, 1960), with “Reconsider Baby being a stand-out. However, Randolph went past that to notch up more great moments with Roy ...

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Boots Randolph: A Whole New Ballgame

Read "A Whole New Ballgame" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


Homer Louis Randolph III was born in Paducah, Kentucky in 1927. He has recorded widely since the 1950s, providing his unique Southern tenor saxophone sound on recordings as varied as Roy Orbison ("Oh, Pretty Woman ), REO Speedwagon's cover of Chuck Berry's ("Little Queenie"), Al Hirt("Java"), Jerry Lee Lewis ( “Turn On Your Lovelight") and Brenda ...

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Best Of Boots Randolph

Label: Monument
Released: 1997

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Boots Randolph's Yakety Sax!

Label: Monument
Released: 1988

Album

Boots Randolph's Favorite Hits

Label: Monument
Released: 1980


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