2SAXY - Koz I Love You (ft.  

Could this Dave Koz "3726" possibly be the "1 & only 1" Dave Koz? If so and in the .0001% chance you may see this.......thank you for the music you bring. I have played harmonica 50 years now, was full time pro by age 20. I started in Bluegrass, then country, then had a Swing Dance.Jazz/Blues/R&B band for 10 years, 7 years on the Austin scene, etc. I have adapted many of your tunes and performed them on harp. In my Swing/Jazz band I would usually have 1 or two horns also so we would double on tunes like "Saxman". But I have picked up much by playing your tunes like "Shakin' the Shack", "Sounds of the Underground" or just putting on one of your CDs and jamming along.....hoping some good phrasing and timing and maybe a few licks would soak in by osmosis. Enjoy your sounds along with others I have also picked up from and worked with what I can on harmonica......David Sanborn (RIP), Maceo, Marienthal, and of course the early swing players. I always appreciate though you ability to bring the lively, soulful and bluesy to the music. Cheers for many more years ahead......I am at the coast between San Diego and LA.

I’ve been there… worked on ships a long time ago… very cool

@@gabrieln3613 thank you for the years of support, Gabriel! Amazing really. and continued success with your music...hope to hear you one day. Again, thanks so much. DK.

Suffering and anguish?

Idk I'm pretty sure Leo P is one of the bigger names in Sax right now

Leo and Grace are the ones who run this channel, so their cooperation and work is implied.

@@sportyginger Thank you Captain obvious…I get that. Still think credits should be listed which include them

It's a curved soprano. This one is probably a vintage Conn, nickel-plated. A few companies still make curved sopranos.

Curved sopranos look so strange 😂

I think they were in Greece

@@antipop885 It does look a lot like Greece...

Yes, we were in Katakolon!