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Silver Tenor Sax
- The tenor saxophone is a medium-sized member of the saxophone family, a group of instruments invented by Adolphe Sax in the 1840s. The tenor, with the alto, are the two most common types of saxophones.
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The Silver Stope
C Street Series. Virginia City, Nevada
The Silver Stope was built in the 1870s and has servered numerous purposes throughout the years.
Back in the 1960's and 70's, the Silver Stope was a local jazz club where musicians of varying levels of fame would sit in during visits to Virginia City.
... Merle Koch session 1986: Pianist Merle Koch had been a friend of Pete Fountain and had lived and played with Pete for many years in New Orleans before settling in Virginia City, Nevada. This is where he opened a jazz club, called the Silver Stope. A couple times a year he would invite some of his old jazz friends over for a weekend of jamming. Merle liked clarinetist Bob Newman, then with the Fulton Street Jazz Band out of Sacramento, and invited Newman over for many of these sessions. In 1986, Merle was suffering from terminal cancer of the throat. It was going to be the last weekend that Merle would play with his friends at the Stope. In these tunes we see Merle together with Dick Cathcart (trumpet), Eddie Miller (tenor sax), Bob Havens (trombone), Bob Newman (clarinet), Bunky Jones (bass), and V.J Bourgeois on drums
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Horace Silver: There's No Need To Struggle (Silveto Records, 1983) .
Weaver Copeland, Mahmu Pearl, vocals; Bobby Shew, trumpet; Eddie Harris, tenor sax, vocals; Horace Silver, piano, vocals; Bob Maize, bass; Carl Burnette, drums.
1. I Don't Know What I'm Gonna Do
2. Don't Dwell On Your Problems
3. Everything's Gonna Be All Right
4. There's No Need To Struggle
5. Seeking The Plan
6. Discovering The Plan
7. Fulfilling The Plan
8. Happiness And Contentment
Aug 25, 1983 - Sep 1 , 1983
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