Pete Brown was an alto sax player who possessed a truly unique style. For most of his career he played with small groups, including John Kirby's band, and also worked as a sessions musician, in addition to heading up his own outfit in the mid-40s. Here he is, with Jim “Daddy” Walker on electric guitar, John Levy on bass and Eddie Nicholson on drums, performing a lively number called “Jim's Idea”.
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Sort of Coleman Hawkins style but with lots of overblowing distortion.
Love the sax/guitar combo and 1940s era. Had not heard of this, thanks.
overblowing distortion
I was scratching my head trying to think of something that described Brown's style, but you nailed it!
Makes you want to snap your fingers.
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