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Contemporary jazz saxophonist/composer Andy Snitzer was born and raised in Philadelphia; although his first instrument was the clarinet, he turned to the sax at age 15, going on to study music at the University of Miami. There he was discovered by Bob James, touring behind the keyboardist and appearing on a series of albums beginning with 1987's Obsession; Snitzer concurrently earned his MBA at New York University, landing a position at the J.P. Morgan Investment firm while also emerging as a sought-after session musician. He made his headlining debut with Ties That Bind, scoring the NAC chart-topper "You've Changed"; he also branched out from jazz to pop, touring behind the Rolling Stones and recording with artists from Bette Midler to Aretha Franklin. Snitzer returned in 1996 with In the Eye of the Storm; Some Quiet Place followed three years later. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
Snitzer hashis own sound..a grainy texture which gives him a unique prescence on his horn...I would like to hear him in a more adventurous mode though...still very nice
Why is the bio on Andy Snitzer making reference to some headbangin' band called "The Saviours" from the UK? Andy Snitzer is a very talented sax player from somewhere in the USA, who also has more than just one cd available!
Man these critics are really hard on smooth jazz artists!
NICE AND SMOOTH. MR. JAMES SURE HAS AN EYE FOR TALENT, ESPECIALLY IN THE SAX DEPT.
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Man these critics are really hard on smooth jazz artists!
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