My Cairo Love, Saxophobia.

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Hold Me, The Last Part of Every Party (Intro: Skyrockets ). Le Wanna - One-step, The Love Nest. Who Wants a Baby, Rose of the Orient. 1. - Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere, My Wonder Girl. All Star Trio, Vernon Trio.

All Star Trio is one of OC's best cover Trios and has been entertaining the masses a. .Great room for All Star Trio and our friends have been talking it up quite a bit, It isn't often we peel ourselves more than 5 miles from the ocean for a show so we hope our inland fans keep coming out in force. It's only a . hour gig which means we will likely just play two long sets. What are you waiting for?

Rainy Day. Relaxation. 2. Saxarella, for saxophone & piano. 3. That Moaning Saxophone Rag, for saxophone ensemble. feat: Six Brown Brothers.

Listen to music from All-Star Trio like In Siam, Hindustan & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from All-Star Trio. The All Star Trio were a popular dance band at the turn of the 20th century, frequently recording on cylinders for the Edison company. The group recorded numerous songs that became 20th century Jazz standards including "St. Louis Blues", "Beale Street Blues", "The 12th Street Rag" and the Original Dixieland Jazz Band's "Sensation". Members included saxophonist Wheeler Wadsworth, pianist Victor Arden and xylophonist George Hamilton Green.

More than any other single instrumentalist, Rudy Wiedoeft helped popularize the saxophone in the early twentieth century. Wiedoeft also left behind a legacy of compositions for the saxophone that remains an integral part of its literature. Born in Detroit, Wiedoeft played with his parents and sibli.

Rudy Wiedoeft’s style had that typical 1920s ragtime feel to it. It was full of the effects that we’ve come to recognize as of the time, such as: slap tonguing, double tonguing, triple tonguing, laughing, and of course vibrato. Wiedoeft was also a composer, and some of his original music became extremely popular. One of his most popular pieces was Saxophobia, which was written in 1918. While trolling YouTube, I came across these little gems. The first is a recording of Rudy Wiedoeft himself, playing his famous composition. I also came across this version