Sonny Rollins - St. Thomas (Official Audio)

Track taken from the album Saxophone Colossus (1957).

Sonny Rollins is an American jazz tenor saxophonist who is widely recognized as one of the most important and influential jazz musicians of all-time.





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[andreashoppe]

Let's enjoy the time this gentleman is still with us today! IMO one of the best jazz tunes ever written. Such a positive melody, amazing tune

[MebThemes]

Among the best jazz drumming laid to track.

[MiroPribanic]

Max's solo went under my radar until now, which is ofc a crying shame...if I "catch the one" it is mere fun....the whole tune is...turns every jazz session wild, the ladies are dancing....and you get dates, haha ;-)

[Winterson]

Legendary backing by Tommy Flanagan piano, Max Roach Drums, Doug Watkins Bass.

[jorymil]

Is Sonny involved with this channel? He deserves every bit of support we can give him.

[haroldoakland]

Has there been any saxophonist that as whimsical as Mr. Rollins?

[buddabirne]

This album is a Milestöne in jazz history for sax players and drummers and piano players and evrybody else.

[pwee]

Just had a FUCK of a day. This is my go to.

[VicHD]

0:18 is this where Dr. Mario got the influence for the "chill" track?

[saadsrequiemforsasuke]

Impressed another jazz song came in Last Call for Istanbul. 4:30am 3.12.2023

[CheshireTomcat]

Based on The Lincolnshire Poacher, favourite of Short Wave radio listeners a while ago due to a number station using it.

[peterduffy]

We're playing this piece at our next concert hope we do it justice.im in a concert band

[notmanatee]

There was a billy Holiday ad before this, i saw the whole thing and now im here, the only sonny albums im interested are saxophone colossus and way out west! 2:45 may be the first blastbeat on earth and originated from jazz and now common on metal!

[gokul_-vony]

2:19 anyone got the night in Tunisia reference

[mcalles]

When you don't know what are you doing, you are doing jazz.

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