Sonny Rollins Tribute—Tracking Angle Tracks Du Jour
The great tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins died the other day age 95. He had a great run. I thought it best to honor him by playing two tracks. One is "Doxy" from the RCA Victor "Living Stereo" original pressing "Our Man in Jazz" recorded live at The Village Gate featuring Billy Higgins, Don Cherry and Bob Crenshaw. It's one of the first records Sonny made after returning to performing. Not easy listening but well worth the effort and the sound is incredible! Then you'll hear "Waiting On a Friend" by The Rolling Stones from "Tattoo You". Sonny plays the incredible sax solo, uncredited, but it's him. Enjoy! Subscribe to TrackingAngle YouTube channel Follow Tracking Angle on social media! Facebook group:  / 605454337542602 Twitter:  / tracking_angle Instagram:  / trackingangle
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