Jazz Tenor Saxophonists by Nationality - American Jazz Tenor Saxophonists, Argentine Jazz Tenor Saxophonists, English Jazz Tenor Saxophonists (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 387. Not illustrated. Chapters: American Jazz Tenor Saxophonists, Argentine Jazz Tenor Saxophonists, English Jazz Tenor Saxophonists, John Coltrane, Dexter Gordon, Wardell Gray, Ron Holloway, Wayne Shorter, Sonny Rollins, Kenny G, Loren Schoenberg, Anthony Braxton, Archie Shepp, Joe Henderson, John Klemmer, Yusef Lateef, Dave Koz, Don Byas, Charles Lloyd, Coleman Hawkins, Ravi Coltrane, Leon "Chu" Berry, Johnny Griffin, Ben Webster, Eddie Harris, Grover Washington, Jr., Zoot Sims, Dewey Redman, Joshua Redman, Stanley Turrentine, Paul Gonsalves, Benny Golson, Illinois Jacquet, John Gilmore, Anton Schwartz, Jimmy Heath, Ben Branch, Gato Barbieri, Ed Summerlin, Scott Hamilton, Fred Anderson, Steve Cole, Vernon Story, Eddie Shaw, Eric Alexander, Bill Perkins, Gene Ammons, Teddy Edwards, Bud Freeman, Bob Mintzer, Booker Ervin, Avram Fefer, Najee, Richie Kamuca, Jimmy Forrest, Eddie Davis, Junior Cook, Tom Archia, Bennie Wallace, Jay Beckenstein, Ike Quebec, Bill Evans, Arnett Cobb, Flip Phillips, Buddy Tate, Jerry Bergonzi, Charlie Rouse, Houston Person, Jimmy Hamilton, Ron Dewar, Marion Meadows, Claude Mclin, Tina Brooks, Charles Brackeen, Curtis Amy, Maurice Simon, J. D. Allen Iii, Skippy Williams, Don Wilkerson, Harry Allen, Bill Barron, Red Prysock, Ben Smith, Steve Buckley, Frank Vicari, Bob Enevoldsen, Herman Riley, Andy Mcghee, Keith Anderson, Antoine Roney, Frank Tiberi, John Stubblefield, Bob Cooper, Brad Collins, Doug Lawrence, Sam Donahue, Bob Reynolds, Harold Adams, Javon Jackson. Excerpt: Ronald Edward "Ron" Holloway, born August 24, 1953 in Washington, D.C., is an American tenor saxophonist known for his love of a sweeping breadth and knowledge of jazz, his genial manner sitting in with various bands, his eclectic tastes in music and his ability to adapt his playing to a variety of musical genres. A few years after his e...