This is what I finished my show, Just Sax, with. It's a classic groovy dance song. Stevie Wonder's Superstition. Following continously in the idea to make a show of gritty rock pop sax. This is a jam song,

The Classic Luis Miguel. I knew who Luis Miguel was, but I really knew almost none of his music. That was until I went to live in Mexico. I got a gig during the pandemic, in a hotel in the middle of nowhere.

This is the opening to my show, a Public Saxophone and Other Bedtime Stories. I heard David's Guetta's The Rain which has a sickkkkk sax solo and intro at the top. So I decided to use that as my intro.

Titanium, by David Guetta and Sia. I love this version with just piano, it really speaks to me the kind of emotional aspect that we can have. This was filmed in the Ritmo y Sabor restaurant. There are

This story is also true. I was in Victoria, Canada on the cruise ship, and they changed the back on board time after I got off the ship. I had to take a bus, a ferry, another bus, and arrive to Vancouver,

This is Ordinary People by John Legend. The first time I heard this song, it incredibly moved me. As humans, we are really just all ordinary people, we don't know which way to go. We are confused, in this

This is a jam that I created over Bruno Mars' Perm. I added the beat from Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, and then the other instruments are looped over top. I wanted to create a "live remix"

The theme to Sesame Street, a show many of you may have watched as kids. The story at the beginning is true. I grew up in very remote parts of Alaska. My only real connection with the outside world was

A song by the band Clean Bandit from the UK. The first time I heard this song, it was their music video, filmed in Japan, about a fan that starts hallucinating about the band. I became moderately obsessed

In my opinion this is one of Michael Jackson's masterpieces. Honestly, he has so many, so realistically this is one of many. This song almost makes me want to cry. Especially because it addresses racism.

Originally by Stevie Wonder, but covered by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, I tried to get both versions with this arrangement. I wanted to get the rock sound, as well as the soul. This was originally written

The joke at the top that I say, "Now we're going to play something by my favorite band, they're called the Beatles". The Beatles are very possible my favorite band ever. However that is really

Feeling Good is one of the most famous songs by Nina Simone. It's only been recently that I've really gotten into Nina Simone. Most people think of her as a singer, but she is actually originally a piano

I first heard a saxophone version of this song from Matt Corey. He has a great show. He basically just takes pop songs, makes a great arrangement, groove, and then improvises over top. This to me, this

The story in this completely true. I was on tour with a reggae band. We stopped in Austin, Texas. There was a Texas thunderstorm going on. We walked downtown. We saw a man walking his dog. On top of the

I love this song. I had a CD of Funk songs growing up, and this was one of my favorites. I am also on my mission to make the saxophone as funky and dirty as possible. I wanted to do it instrumental, so

This is sort of joke, because I was born in Alaska, so I was Born to be Wild. But I have sooo many wild stories from Alaska. Of living in incredibly remote places. Where there is nothing except nature.

One of the classics on sax. I had never heard of this song until an old British guy came up to me on a cruise ship and asked me to play it. He was amazed that I had never heard of it. But I really grew

Part of my jam session with myself :) I wanted to do a version of Careless Whisper that was different. We are so used to hearing the ordinary George Michael version, or maybe we'll hear a saxophone cover

I lived in Argentina for about 8 years. Note the tango while I'm telling the story. It opened up my mind to so many things. It started out as a pretty crazy trip, and it continued to be a crazy trip :)