Roy Montrell - (Everytime I hear) that mellow saxophone

[MrFuzzyGreen]

This tune is just intense.  I love it.

[killuminati63]

i love it , this is GOLD !! :)

[TheSunRecords]

Yeah, finally I hear this one after many long years.

[Caldonias]

HEP! Nuff said!

[groovediver]

Funny, too, Roy was a guitar player! Photo pinched from Home of the Groove, by the way....

[funkstagazza]

the stray cats version sucks and i believe they got into trouble because they changed the title to wild saxophone.

[lt1eg6]

I'm no dancer, I'm awward and have the balance of a crab on a vertical incline, but this came on and I was jamming like a goat on a downhill adventure down a mountain! THis is so beyond funky I think my heart might just explode!

[fernc92]

This MF'er cooks! That baritone sax KILLS me!

[discjockeyOk]

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[MEKONMESSIN]

Robert Plant did a great version of this on his 85 Honeydrippers tour as well!!

-Great Song!!!!

[theburdcotter]

This is great but the Stray Cats version is really cool too. Brians guitar parts are suberb, how many young acts in the 80s were playing this kind of music and at that leval of musicianship.

I wish Imelda May got rid of the trumpet and included baritone sax in her music.

[theburdcotter]

@theburdcotter The great Earl Palmer plays drums on this. He played on so many of the early rock n roll hits by Fats Domino, Little Richard etc etc.

[loof21]

tremendous

[shaundjt]

u should hear Imelda May's version.... electric

[sebastianlasker]

Is a lot much better that the stray cats cover

[funkstagazza]

wowi have waiting for someone to upload this for ages .many thanks

[EdwardHKDC]

This was a favourite of the late John Peel. One day I'll write an essay on the use of the baritone saxophone in rock'n'roll...or maybe not, I'll just listen to this record.

[blyrio]

Wow amazing song....

[mljansson]

Oohh cool stuff, i love it.......