The tenor saxophone was invented in France in 1846. It took almost a century for it to come into its own in American popular music. Throughout the 1930s, innovators like Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young ...
When jazz fans talk about the Texas Tenor saxophone sound, they're talking about a sound which is very robust, sometimes raw, and which mixes the musical vocabularies of swing, bebop, blues and R&B.
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