![Chad Smith * Saxophobia - Celebrating The Sax Craze Of The 1920 [New CD] 1LP in mirriboard sleeve with fold out poster and DL Recorded during the band’s triumphant](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2160/4233/files/4513065-3591159.jpg?v=1777986367)
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Recorded during the band’s triumphant hometown arena headliner performance at The Schottenstein Center in Columbus
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Some of the highlights on this album include the tracks 'Saw My Mama Cryin'
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Chad Smith * Saxophobia - Celebrating The Sax Craze Of The 1920 [New CD] 1LP in mirriboard sleeve with fold out poster and DL Recorded during the band’s triumphantFamously invented by Adolphe Sax in the 1840s, the saxophone quickly became an established part of French and British military bands, but remained a novelty instrument elsewhere until it gained a foothold in vaudeville and ragtime bands in 1920s America. From there, it became an essential part of dance bands, and a prominent solo instrument in jazz. A great deal of this early development can be attributed to one musician Rudy Wiedoeft. Born into a
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