David Sanborn Band Live in Budapest 2015 

Yes, so sad.......RIP Mr. David Sanborn.

Oh what a terrible loss,.....his music was a big part of my life, too.

Did you catch Brian Culbertson's tribute stream?

Me neither. I was looking forward to seeing him again. I saw him in 2019. HEARTBROKEN.

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You can do better than that. You dont have to be him. Its not in the technicality, but in your soul. No one can match that.

Damn, that was NICE. All the bands enjoying it.

Yeah well let's see how well you do YOUR job when you are 70 years old (77/78 in 2023))!! I think he still rocks and his contribution to music has been immense. Probably more than we'll ever say about you

@@graemonza1 you better re-read my comment and then i will accept your apology in 50 words or less

What a fucking stupid comment - he wasn't in his prime but he sure was in his prime? WTF are you on about? The man is nearly 80 fucking years old, is he past his physical prime - absolutely. Past his musical prime - absolutely NOT.

Prime ? He flared out the Altissimo effortlessly ... He was fabulous

@@jicsaxtrax same as previous guy, read the whole comment bro!

Thanks, very helpful! It is 2024, and I want to repost this at the top. For quick reference.

CAN REQUEST "CARLY SOUND"? AM OK RIGHT THE TIYLE?

Not a fan of the perspex screen though. Especially for a jazz band.

Probably helps to keep the sound dry, which is often better for jazz settings

AND Marcus Miller and Steve Gadd.

Double vision

Agreed!

As you say, right out of the gate, he embellished the head melody also....ready to play! And really opened up on the solo. Bothe of these more so than on the released CD version. I play harmonica, 48 years and was full time pro by age 20. Many people are not familiar with David Sanborn's playing at 19 with Paul Butterfield (harmonica/singer) and his band at Woodstock and the following years in the 1970's, there are some excellent live recordings from The Troubadour in LA with the horns and Sanborn getting the solos. If you ever hear his interview he says that band was like none other before or since he has played in.........this group right here though is wow! I had a Swing Dance, Jazz, R&B, Blues band for 10 years and adapted a bunch of tunes from David Sanborn, Dave Koz, Maceo, Eric Marienthal for tunes we did. Coming Home Baby was one of them (and his versions of Spooky, Listen Here, TinTin Deo, Tequila, etc.) so I am very familiar with the released version.....not that I can keep up with him on his solos!....I do my own improvising but copy the head and groove for a foundation.

I'll go you one better (I must be older than you!) -- been a fan since he joined Butterfield's band in 1967.

@@bpillers That's pretty cool. With me it was Better Late Than Never.

Chris is currently lending his drumming talents to Anna Popovic I saw her perform last summer.

You must include Hank Crawford in this list

@@82zmam Absolutely! Mr. Crawford is Sanborn's #1 influence & in the pantheon of that singing quality on the alto- it's the great Earl Bostic to the great Hank Crawford to the great David Sanborn & beyond.

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Sir is British, Dave is American.

Ricky Peterson, great keyboarder, on the road with David since the eighties. 🙏

And cordal greetings to Pakistan from Austria!

Yeah. Great stuf here.