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Saxophone

Woodwind instrument - alto, tenor, or baritone sax in jazz or R&B contexts.

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Nine people play saxophone on three Beatles recordings. Most of them are credited on one record only, nine of the nine, such as Rex Morris (on 'Honey Pie'), Alan Holmes (on 'Good Morning Good Morning') and Jim Chester (on 'Honey Pie'). Saxophones run from 1967 to 1968, and 1968 has more of them than any other year, six of the nine.

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1John Lennon

Co-founder, rhythm guitarist, and vocalist. Lennon's songwriting evolved from raw rock'n'roll through introspective balladry to avant-garde experimentation, often in creative rivalry with McCartney.

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10.0%
2Uncredited

Unnamed session musicians played the saxophone on this recording.

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3Jim Chester

Saxophonist credited on a Beatles recording.

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4Ronald Chamberlain

Saxophonist credited on a Beatles recording.

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10.0%
5Dennis Walton

Saxophonist credited on a Beatles recording.

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6Alan Holmes

British saxophonist active in 1960s London session work.

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7David Glyde

British saxophonist active in 1960s London session work.

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8Barrie Cameron

British saxophonist active in 1960s London session work.

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9Rex Morris

British saxophonist active in 1960s London session work.

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10Harry Klein

Saxophonist credited on a Beatles recording.

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10.0%