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Kenny G Played and Signed Saxophone Now $1000
I first posted about this back in December. Some guy bought a saxophone and had Kenny G sign it and wanted $1600.
Well, lo and behold, it is now been marked down to $1000. This is the star power that the might G brings to the table……NOT.
A Kenny G Signed Saxophone…….
So, this was on my local Craigslist this morning. Seriously. Sad.
Kenny G and Michael Bolton
Awesome
Distraxion
Sheet Of The Week – Last Friday Night (Katy Perry)
Last Friday Night by Katy Perry……Saxophone solo isn’t really right yet. Will fix it at some point.
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Last Friday Night
There is a good reason for posting this….other than it has Katy Perry in it. It’s towards the end……something when the parents get home and Uncle Kenny….
Kenny G Riot Suppressor
This actually explains so much about Kenny G…….
The 50 Worst Artists In Music History
Blender.com, a great music music site, published a great list in 2003 of “The 50 Worst Artists In Music History“. While I don’t agree about #16, Oingo Boingo, I do agree with #4, Kenny G.
"Hated equally by jazz and rock fans, Kenny Gorelick's limpid instrumentals and obsequious cameos helped turn the soprano sax solo into pop music's most feared cliche. He started his career with fusion hack Jeff Lorber, and his 1986 album, Duotones, established a steady market for anodyne, minimal background music, an aesthetic that reached its zenith in 1997 when "The G" set a world record by holding a single note for 45 minutes.
Appalling fact He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Washington with a degree in accounting.
Worst CD Classics in the Key of G (Arista, 1999)"
They also have some interesting comments about Jazz Fusion
"It's a rule of thumb that any music that uses jazz as a prefix will make you want to saw your head off in boredom (see also: jazz-funk, jazz rap, jazz house). But none is as wearying as the genre that thought what rock really needed was month-long bass solos and time signatures Stephen Hawking wouldn't understand.
Cut them some slack, they did publish a fairly good jazz list a while ago. They did nail the Kenny G thing though, I’d have put him as #2. And a newer list would have Paris Hilton and Ashlee Simpson I’m sure….