Did these Top 40 songs contain a sax solo?

Do you know if any of these songs had a sax solo? If so, do you know the name of the sax player and the type of sax used;

BILL BLACK'S COMBO-BLUE TANGO JIMMY CHARLES-A MILLION TO ONE CHUBBY CHECKER-PONY TIME CURTIS LEE-PRETTY LITTLE ANGEL EYES GARY 'US' BONDS-SCHOOL IS IN CHUBBY CHECKER-LIMBO ROCK CLAUDINE CLARK-PARTY LIGHTS GARY 'US' BONDS-TWIST, TWIST SENORA ORLONS-WAH WATUSI MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS-DANCING IN THE STREETS FOUR TOPS-I CAN'T HELP MYSELF BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS-SPINNING WHEEL NEIL SEDAKA-LAUGHTER IN THE RAIN FIREBALL-JUST REMEMBER I LOVE YOU LIPPS, INC or PSEUDO ECHO-FUNKYTOWN WILLIE NELSON-LET IT BE ME BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN-GLORY DAYS...CLARENCE CLEMONS..solo? BROTHERS BEYOND-GIRL I USED TO KNOW PAUL YOUNG-WHAT BECOMES OF THE BROKENHEARTED DAVE MATTHEWS BAND-TOO MUCH.....LEROI MOORE...solo? DAVE MATTHEWS BAND-CRASH INTO ME....LEROI MOORE..solo?

Thanks John L

Hey John, are you collecting great pop solos? If so my vote goes to Waiting for a Star to Fall by Boy Meets Girl - dreadful 80s Big Pop Song, but FANTASTIC alto solo...

I did know the name of the player (saw a copy of the album at a record fair...) but I can't remember the name, and knew nothing else he had done.

Hey ho. Oh - can't help with the others, sorry.

Nick

Speaking of the CD release version(many bootlegs exist), Leroi Moore played Baritone (Selmer Series II) with an unknown rubber mpc on these two tracks. A very short 'solo' exists on 'Too Much'

BS&T Spinning Wheel Fred Lipsius played Alto (monster player, I remember jamming with him at 'The Mayor's House' in Dallas in the late 70's. For some reason I remember him being physically as big as Pete Christleib.) on the recording. Fred also did the arrangement. The recording only lists a trumpet solo by Lew Soloff. Just listened to the recording(original LP), no sax solo. Mark Bushaw

I appreciate the replys to date. If you would like to get a list of the project, please send an email and I will forward it to you..

John L

Mark- Fred is tall as Pete , but skinny and lean.

Fred is really doin' well.A GREAT alto sound and nice dood-

Check out his recordings on MJA records- Tim

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Can't help with the others, but I've worked for Gary and Martha. Can't say I've ever heard the records, but there were no solos on these tunes unless there was time to kill. Gary's original sax player was named Gene Barge or Barth (something like that). He called him Daddy G. I met him in Chicago, but that was a looong time ago.

I've seen Martha a couple of times on television since I worked for her. Does anyone know what happened to her voice?

Thanks Mark.

Thanks Phil.

Thanks Andy. I show the following Dire Straits songs in the Top 40. Did Brecker appear on any of these?

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