BadBadNotGood - Confessions has a great hypnotic sax line.

Are we excluding bass sax? Always really loved this performance of Colin Stetson’s Judges.

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LOve this feature, all you all deserve so much pride out of this

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oh still stands out, love it/you all s

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What the hell is wrong with you people:

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Utterly no idea what happened here but enjoy it immensely

:heart: Pete from Down I Go!

Steely Dan - Doctor Wu

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I’ve never been able to find another band that scratch the itch Morphine do

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Early dEUS?

Just saw this which I didn’t realise

  • Tom Barman, a friend of Sandman and frontman of the Belgian band dEUS whom with Dana Colley collaborated on their second studio album In a Bar, Under the Sea, dedicated “The Real Sugar” to Sandman. The song is to be found on the band’s 2005 effort Pocket Revolution.
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The sax is particularly effective because when it kicks in, about the 4-minute mark, it is so unexpected.


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All I know of them is the song Little Arithmetics which sounds very gentle indie. I’ll have a look at their first album. You’ve got me a little excited to be honest, bloody love Morphine.

Grew up hating the sound of saxophones, possibly due to my dad playing Springsteen and Gerry Rafferty when he was doing the ironing. Love them now though. Here’s a few favourites off the top of my head

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