I met him, just before he died.
My wife and I were in New York and she wanted some shopping time. So, I went to a sax shop to have a look around.
He was there, with his black lacquer Selmer tenor. I remember him sitting down, trying out different mouthpieces. It was fantastic to hear that sound so close up. What a thrill.
We flew back just a few days later and I found out that he had died, whilst we were travelling.




Originally Posted by Svend N

Reply With Quote