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The sax  solo of Dire Straits' song 'Romeo and Juliet'
played live by Chris White
during both Tours with the Band  was included on

THE HISTORY OF “TOP 40” SAXOPHONE SOLOS  1955-2005

The list also includes the live version of Your Latest Trick played by Chris
during his On Every Street  Tour with Dire Straits

What's that? The author John Laughter  wrote about his project:

"Over the years I have received many questions about the players whose solos were heard on the Top 40 "Pop" music hits. Many of the solos inspired students of all ages to pick up the sax and join a band.

In the 50’s/60’S it may have been King Curtis, Boots Randolph, Lee Allen, Ace Cannon or Junior Walker. In more recent years Marc Russo, Dave Koz, Kenny G, Kirk Whalum, Ernie Watts, Candy Dulfer or Gerald Albright. In addition, many UK artists led the inspiration overseas. The list continues to grow.

Many of the hits featured sax players who never received credit, either on L.P. covers, CD liner notes or history books. The following list represents a long overdue salute to these musicians. A CD set (323 pages in MS Word) with bios/photos and 17 music tracks can be purchased by contacting John Laughter @ JSAXL@aol.com"

Here is the "free list" (scanned by Norton) and based upon a CD book by the same title
and consists of 323 pages of history, photos and bios
with Forwards and Prefaces by
Plas Johnson, Dave "Woody" Woodford and Snake Davis.

THE HISTORY OF “TOP 40” SAXOPHONE SOLOS  1955-2005


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