I'd guess contenders for best sax solo in a pop/rock song Though I wouldn't put the Benny Hill theme in the same list, but would put on Tim Cappello - I Still Believe... Jungleland and lots of others by Bruce Springsteen... Pink Floyd's Us and Them...

Careless Whisper's sax solo, if Wikipedia is to be believed, was Steve Gregory, who's sax didn't have the key range, so they messed with the recording a bit, and when George came in, he liked it... Actually seems like that was the part of the song they had the hardest part with as George didn't like most takes from most people.

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No thanks.

Orchestras are fantastic because they can play music much richer than pop/rock/dance/etc.

I don't like the dumbing down of orchestras.

It's Thai pop from the 60s (a quick Google tells me it's sung by Waipod Phetsuphan*).
Thai and Cambodian pop/rock music from that era is often awesome, by he way.



_{*I know, I'm a moron 'cause it's written at he end of the clip. I missed it the first time.}

*history

PoP rocked: First, sequel, and SoT.

There's soda and pop rocks in that container! RUUUUUUUUN!

Needs more pop-rocks.

Well I want it>> ^critical_d:

It's called senility.
>> ^rottenseed:
I'm not generally a fan of older people because I'm an impatient dickhead, but one of the things I openly admire is their ability to be flabbergasted by the simplest of things. Unlike younger generations that aren't even satisfied by glowing boxes connected to a database of all that is known to mankind.>> ^ctrlaltbleach:
Its the little things.

It's called senility.

>> ^rottenseed:

I'm not generally a fan of older people because I'm an impatient dickhead, but one of the things I openly admire is their ability to be flabbergasted by the simplest of things. Unlike younger generations that aren't even satisfied by glowing boxes connected to a database of all that is known to mankind.>> ^ctrlaltbleach:
Its the little things.

Likes Pop Rocks.

No real teeth.

Score.

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Now try this bump of heroin>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Now wash that down with some coke.

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I'm not generally a fan of older people because I'm an impatient dickhead, but one of the things I openly admire is their ability to be flabbergasted by the simplest of things. Unlike younger generations that aren't even satisfied by glowing boxes connected to a database of all that is known to mankind.>> ^ctrlaltbleach:

Its the little things.

May she live to consume many packets of pop rocks!