Kevin Sullivan - No Saxophone (Official Music Video)

No Saxophone is the third single from Kevin Sullivan's album BELONGING. This Music video was filmed in front of a live audience at one of Kevin’s SOLD OUT performances in Gerringong NSW, Australia. The song was inspired by a chance meeting with iconic INXS band member Kirk Pengilly. The song takes the bass and the brass for a walk, as Kevin brings sax to country music. The track tells the story of the various musicians and their instruments vying for a position in a country band. It has a catchy, foot tapping country tempo, building up to the saxophone’s triumphant rebellion. Acknowledgement to friend and Film Director Stephen Mylo Mylonas, from MYLONAS FILMS for capturing the amazing atmosphere and spirit of the song and crowd alike. Thanks also to everyone who attended this gig, for your support and for making this video possible. My family, friends, supporters and the community are the real stars of this video. BUY the single "No Saxaphone" here: http://smarturl.it/NoSaxophone Subscribe to my music channel, it’s FREE, to be the first to hear about my new videos. Just click this link:    / @kevinsullivanmusic6410   Stay in touch, Follow me on: Facebook:   / kevinsullosullivan   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevinsullos... * * LYRICS There’s no saxophone, in a country band, there’s no saxophone why don’t you understan, I put a band together, auditions, start today, the drummers loud, but he pulls the crowd, the girls all seem to say, the lead guitar thinks he’s the star, he gets the big applause, the bass player keeps it nice and tight, but I’m slamming the door, CHORUS: There’s no saxophone, in a country band, there’s no saxophone why don’t you understand, They’ve got bass and drums, the guitar hums, and sometimes a violin, there’s no saxophone, I can’t let you in The fiddle and the steel guitar, are welcome for a spot, the keyboards too, a didgeridoo, a trumpet, hey why not the banjo and the mandolin, a cool har-mon-ica, ac/cordion, yeah sure you’re in, the sax, that’s way too far CHORUS: Soprana no, the alto go, the tenor, on your way, the baritone, you’re on your own, you’re flat so you can’t play There’s no saxophone, in a country band, there’s no saxophone why don’t you understand, They’ve got bass and drums, the guitar hums, and sometimes a violin, there’s no saxophone, there’s no saxophone, I can’t let you in No, No, No, No, No No, No Get Out