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They are dynamic dialogues between two of the most expressive instruments in jazz, each with its own voice and story. Guitarist, Grant Green, for instance, never (to my knowledge) recorded a straight sax-guitar quartet.
And with each listen, these albums become more than music; they cast a spell that never fades.
In the past twenty years, rising jazz guitar stars such as Gilad Hekselman, Brad Shepik, Dave Stryker, Samo Salamon, Steve Cardenas, Ben Monderand Charlie Ballantinehave all released exceptional sax-guitar albums with a handful of equally talented sax players.
These sax-guitar albums comprised a very small percentage of the albums released by ECM in those early years, but they stood out as sonic beacons for our ears and minds.
If you're ready to dive into the world of saxophone-guitar combos, I have curated a Spotify playlist featuring my top 50 picks from the 180 in my collection, arranged chronologically for a memorable and exciting listening journey to the very heart of jazz.
My Top Ten Sax-Guitar Masterpieces
1
Extrapolation
John McLaughlin (with John Surman)
Marmalade
1969
2
Extensions
Dave Holland(with Steve Colemanand Kevin Eubanks)
ECM
1990
3
So Near, So Far
Joe Henderson (with John Scofield)
Verve
1993
4
Voice in the Night
Charles Lloyd (with John Abercrombie)
ECM
1999
5
The Next Step
Kurt Rosenwinkel (with Mark Turner)
Verve
2000
6
Lingua Franca
Peter Epstein(with Brad Shepik)
Songlines
2005
7
She Likes That
Geoff Vidal(with Joe Hundertmark)
Self Produced
2010
8
Hearts Wide Open
Gilad Hekselman (with Mark Turner)
LeChant Du Monde
2011
9
Homage
Adam NIewood (with John Scofield)
Vectordisc
2024
10
Auteur: Music Inspired by the Films of Wes Anderson
Amanda Gardier (with Charlie Ballantine)
Self Produced
2024
Happy listening!
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Saxophone Meets Guitar: The Dynamic Duo of Jazz
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