Music
Coffin cuts
Favourite tracks, some edited by Coffinman for improved playability.
David Sanborn
Hideaway
Run for cover
Completely rearranged- Get it down you!
David Sanborn/Quincy Jones- One hundred ways
It's a rough join, but the two go well together.
Sanborn plays note for note what Quincy sings, yet his sound makes his performance unique.
Sister Sledge
Frankie
The Brothers Johnson
Blam!
Unedited!
Michael Brecker
Original rays
Original Rays v2
And:
Original Rays v3
Suspone mix
Al Jarreau
Blue Bossa
You ain't heard nothin' like this! With Chick Corea.
Could you believe
Simply beautiful. Vocal and electric piano.
Since I fell for you
A proper gem.
Possibly the only recording of this amazing performance from Al Jarreau and David Sanborn.
The original tape was badly stretched and the tune got slower and slower as it played.
Here it is, restored by me.
Teach me tonight
The masquerade is over
Bach
Toccata and fuge in D minor
The best performance ever!
I don't know who played it,
but I think that this is exactly how
Bach wanted it to sound.
Music videos
Virtual insanity
Mezzoforte - Suprise Suprise /
Garden Party
Stanley Clarke (Bass)
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Why wait? With Joe Henderson (tenor sax) and Chic Corea (piano) |
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Schooldays |
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Acoustic bass solo |
Al Jarreau (Vocal)
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Take five 1976
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Lock All The Gates
Sweet potato pie
Sunny Stockings
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TendernessAl Jarreau |
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Mas que nada
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Spain |
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We're in this love together |
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David Sanborn and Al Jareau- Since I fell for you |
David Sanborn (Alto sax)
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Straight to the heart
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Hideaway
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Jazz legend David Sanborn |
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You don't know me |
Anything You Want
Michael Brecker (Tenor sax/EWI)
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Trains solo
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Trains- EWI only |
Trains at Madarao Jazz Fes Japan 1985 (EWI)
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Self Portrait
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Cajun |
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Michael Brecker interview about practicing |
The Brecker brothers
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Straphangin' |
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Common ground
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Song for Barry |
Grover Washington Jr. (Sax)
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Just the two of us Steve Gadd on drums! |
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Grover Washington jr. plays MK 6 alto! The Selmer MK6 is the best-sounding sax ever produced. Grover normally played Couf, which has a soft, mellow tone (perfect for him). The MK6 is edgier with a coarser tone. Fantastic. From "Standing room only"
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Louis Johnson (Bass)
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Thunderthumbs! |
Louis Johnson ringtone! (Fixed).
Marcus Miller (Bass)
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Panther solo Look out for the incredible double-handed overhand slapping at 2:25! |
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Run for coverFor many this is the tune that sets the standard for bass thumping. |
Steve Lukather (Guitar)
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Steve Lukather!
Check out the finger hammering at 3:45!
Another Lukather blues solo!
Red House Solo Montreux 1991 with TOTO
Solo with Los Lobotomys
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Steve has the biggest balls
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Steve Lukather emotive soloing |
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Mike Mainieri Vibraphone solo |
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Miles Davis (Trumpet)
Human natureKenny G's mic is
broken, So Miles offers his. |
Watermelon man
All blues
Stanley Jordan (Guitar)
Jumping Jack
Eleanor Rigby
Stairway to Heaven
All blues
Willow weep for me
Autumn leaves Hubert Laws (Flute) Earl Klugh (Acoustic guitar)
This Time
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We fuck the world |