The five best saxophone solos in the history of rock all come from the classic rock era, a time in which bands did everything they could to make their hard-driving hits pop, excite, and surprise. In ...

All hail the mighty saxophone — the smoothest, grooviest instrument in the history of music. Need proof? Just take a listen ...

There are certain songs best known for specific musical riffs. While these songs definitely stand alone, here are three musical pieces with saxophone parts that most people can probably recognize ...

Dick Parry, who created some of the most indelible saxophone solos in rock music history through his association with Pink Floyd and lifelong friend David Gilmour, died Friday at age 83. Parry was ...

In 1978, something magical happened. Rocks fans were gifted with a soft-rock hit that also actually rocks. A unicorn of the subgenre, Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street" is a full-bodied mix of ...

While 'Turn the Page' may not have been a hit for Bob Seger upon release, it has become one of his most celebrated tracks, ...

When it comes to saxophone solos in rock and roll, a few immediately come to mind: Clarence Clemons in Bruce Springsteen’s “Jungleland,” Raphael Ravenscroft in Gerry Rafferty’s “Baker Street,” and ...

There's something oddly compelling about self-taught musicians. While in most circumstances even the most intrepid of musical explorers rely on some form of formal instruction, there are, nonetheless, ...

Most of the time, it seems that saxophone solos are only associated with jazz or blues, despite there being a bevy of outstanding rock sax solos. It could certainly be said that the best rock solos, ...