A Christmas Carroll

发行时间:2008-01-01
发行公司:CD Baby
简介:  These are all time favorite traditional Christmas songs with a fresh interpretation, performed on soulful tenor saxophone with orchestra.       I Started playing sax in 1958 (I was 13). I got together with a few friends, also just learning to play, and we started a rock and roll band. Soon we were getting \'gigs\' around our hometown of Houston, Texas.    In 1962 I joined the U.S. Navy and spent the next 20 years as a sax player with various Navy Bands including 6 years (1970-1976) with the U.S. Naval Academy Band in Annapolis, Md. My Navy years also included 2 years of study at the U.S. Navy School of Music, where I studied such things as theory, harmony, arranging, conducting and composition. Somewhere along the way I started \'doubling\' on keyboards.      In 1982 I retired from the Navy and spent the next 10 years as a keyboard/sax player with a road band.      In 1992 I returned to my hometown of Houston, Texas where I have since been performing locally and regionally.      Don Carroll
  These are all time favorite traditional Christmas songs with a fresh interpretation, performed on soulful tenor saxophone with orchestra.       I Started playing sax in 1958 (I was 13). I got together with a few friends, also just learning to play, and we started a rock and roll band. Soon we were getting \'gigs\' around our hometown of Houston, Texas.    In 1962 I joined the U.S. Navy and spent the next 20 years as a sax player with various Navy Bands including 6 years (1970-1976) with the U.S. Naval Academy Band in Annapolis, Md. My Navy years also included 2 years of study at the U.S. Navy School of Music, where I studied such things as theory, harmony, arranging, conducting and composition. Somewhere along the way I started \'doubling\' on keyboards.      In 1982 I retired from the Navy and spent the next 10 years as a keyboard/sax player with a road band.      In 1992 I returned to my hometown of Houston, Texas where I have since been performing locally and regionally.      Don Carroll