Saxsquatch, a social media sensation from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, is taking his saxophone on his most ambitious live tour ever.

I changed the way I play saxophone for it, unlearning the precision I sought in university. In that way, maybe I play the Texas character because that is what the band needs. It’s a part of me ...

Gene “Daddy G” Barge, a well-rounded saxophone player, songwriter and Grammy-winning producer, has died. He was 98. His daughter says Barge died in his sleep in his Chicago home on Skip to main ...

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“He prided himself on his arrangements but he really loved, just loved playing, the saddest part of the last six years of his life was that he wasn’t able to play sax, which was his first love ...

He thrifted the saxophone and has been playing it ever since ... One of Saxsquatch's primary performance outlets is through social media. He is part of the growing community of online creators ...

“The saxophone was the instrument ... “Quarter to Three,” a No. 1 hit in 1961, became a rock standard and a featured part of Bruce Springsteen’s concerts. Now known to many as “Daddy ...

“I switched to the saxophone in the sixth grade ... summers studying at the Shenandoah Conservatory of Music (now part of Shenandoah University) in Winchester. He received a scholarship to ...

Advertisement “The saxophone was the instrument ... became a rock standard and a featured part of Bruce Springsteen’s concerts. Now known to many as “Daddy G,” Barge would collaborate ...