Me So Horny: A Sexy Saxophone Tribute

More proof that half casts are hotter. This sexy piece of instrument is part french horn, part clarinet and fully amazing. Invented by Adolphe Sax in 1841, the Saxophone was brought into the world to have the projection of a brass instrument with the agility of woodwind, and the ability to overblow at the octave. Oooooohh baby!

Inspired by youtube sensation, Sergio Flores the Sexy Sexophonist Saxogram, we are paying tribute to the Saxophone. This horn has been used to add a bit of sex to military bands, early rock, and jazz, but it wasn’t till the 1980s that the music industry developed a serious sax addiction. Every pop song needed an inappropriate, blaring, over the top sax solo, if only as an after thought during the fade out.

Here is some hot, steamy sax. The hottest and steamiest… perhaps.

MP3: Gerry Rafferty – Baker Street | iTunes

MP3: Sade – Smooth Operator | iTunes

MP3 Men at Work – Who Can It Be Now? | iTunes

MP3: Glen Fray – You Belong To The City | Amazon

MP3: ALF – Theme Song

MP3: George Michael – Careless Whisper | iTunes

MP3: Paper Route Gangstaz – Bama Gettin Money (Diplo Remix)

MP3: Ciara vs Guido – Ride (Baby Armie ‘Mad Sax’ Remix)

And one cannot forget the quintessential saxman, Tim Capello, the muscle bound oiled up Saxophone god who appeared in cult classic – The Lost Boys.

MP3: Tim Capello – I Still Believe | Amazon

Update: It was brought to my attention by one Andrew Quinn, that we missed some of the most seductive sax playing of all time…
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xd518_wreckxneffect-rump-shaker_music
Video vixen and Bobby Brown Baby Mama, Alicia Etheridge – one of the hottest saxophone players since ever. Pay close attention to her finger work. Charlie Parker, who?

MP3: Wreckx-N-Effect – Rumpshaker

MP3: The Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Darkest Light

And when too much sax is barely enough. Here is John Coltrane on the Soprano Saxophone with the jazz equivalent of a tantric sax marathon (Enough with the forced puns already).

MP3: John Coltrane – My Favourite Things

Still not satisfied? For a more complete guide to 80’s sax solos see Imcomputa.