Saxophone teacher - Getting the rock & roll sound on the sax - A few more tricks!

[@roboostweegel9666]

You are a great teacher!!!!

[@joebarker5719]

Absolutely brilliant! I'm totally inspired to pick my sax up and practice more... LOVE IT! Thank you so much for sharing these techniques!

[@MexSax]

Excellent tips, thanks for sharing ! Will work on these shortly

[@queenkay82]

Very,very helpful. I will be putting this to use. Thanks a lot.

[@ianjohnson4987]

Great teacher.

[@The22on]

Wanna hear a cool sax? Listen to Surf Rider. It's only a background part, but the growling sax makes the end of each section rock!

[@er1375]

thanks for the info!!!

[@jesselawrence4360]

Knows his stuff. Recommending the fantastic McGee book indicates that his preparation is thorough for lessons

[@thesaxteacher]

Thanks for taking the time to comment Jesse. I quite agree the McGee book is a great learning tool dealing with techniques that pro players over the years have often closely guarded. There has never been more source material out there to learn all the tricks of the trade as right now...something I am very pleased to see as none of us ever finish learning....G

[@1dotele]

where can you find this book?

[@maramarosifavago]

at 2:55 just awesome sound !!!

[@noahdanaj5217]

Nice classes could you explain more slower the tricks.. waoo..awesome!! good job..

[@thesaxteacher]

Thank you Noah for your point, I shall endeavor to explain a bit slower in forthcoming video clips. Thanks...G

[@WlSDOOM]

thesaxteacher how would you make a pop sound with a saxophone?

[@WlSDOOM]

thesaxteacher I figured out its called slap tonguing

[@christopherbussell8909]

I have enjoyed watching this guy's videos. BUT, the FUNNIEST thing I've seen on TH-cam in a long time happened when I clicked on the Closed Caption button. Apparently his English accent is a little too thick for the translator......

[@T.H.W.O.T.H]

"...another is the use of false fingering some guys call this folk stabbing." :D