Ever Heard This Sanborn Solo Before?

Gotta admit I'm not familiar with #SteveForbert's music, and I've never heard this particular #DavidSanborn solo before. Decided to transcribe it and share with folks who might enjoy learning from it. RIP Dave.
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[@odedfried-gaon2880]

Yup, it do sound like Morning Dance, nice observation. overall, enjoyable insight, Paul. Thanks

[@davidmiller4078]

Dave Sanborn was an awesome player with the post Charlie Parker Cannonball Adderly sound he played in the Gil Evans Orchestra before joining the Brekker Brothers Did loads of sessions and apearances with James Taylor Young Rascals John Lennonn David Bowie Bonnie Rait etc amoung many otherss His Solo Albums were great my favourite is Heart to Heart from about 78 ? He went a bit to poppy for me personaly But he was and always be a great player Check him out if youve not heard much of him

[@YoPaulieMusic]

Thanks David. Check out my video from earlier this month... I used to work for David. ;)
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