> Unsafe saxophones (Tenor, Alto, Soprano)
> Steamy Hammond organ
> Dangerous guitars
> Pulsating bass
> Compulsive drums

So what kind of music is this?

Well, it isn’t 'smooth jazz' that's for sure. And neither is it background music. The music here has its roots in the classic Rhythm ‘n’ Blues of the early to mid sixties. But don't let that fool you. This is every inch a modern day production that took full advantage of the tools available in today's state-of-the-art recording studio including some pretty radical saxophone processing where it felt right to do so.

Influences are wide; from Coleman Hawkins to King Curtis, from Booker T to Frank Zappa, from Pink Floyd to the Chemical Brothers – yes, electronica and modern beats are all part of the mix here.

Here's a brief rundown of the tracks on Unsafe Sax:

1. Whoo-hoo 5.34

If John Lee Hooker had played the saxophone he might have sounded like this. Layered minimalist saxophones build to a fantastic climax that fades out and leaves you wanting more. Ju