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"That's All" played by Skip Spratt with the Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward Big Band at the annual Ventnor Jazz Festival.

Tim Price, a Theo Wanne Classic Mouthpieces endorser, discusses his adaptation of Rico mouthpiece caps to fit a selection of Theo Wanne mouthpieces...

Just having some fun on my set of 1949 Slingerland Radio Kings with calf skin heads. I didn't edit this video. My apologies for the first 40 second...

It's none of your business Gail, it's none of your business.

July 21-22, 1978, live at Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland

Michael Brecker(ts)、Mike Mainieri(vib)、Tony Levin(b)、Steve Jordan(ds)、Steve Khan(g)、W...

【 THE NEW YORK ALL STARS LIVE 】

JUN FUKAMACHI & THE NEW YORK ALL STARS. LIVE AT KORAKUEN HALL TOKYO ON 18th Sep 1978. 　( Written by Mike Mainieri )

Here's a sneak preview of the Funk Quartets Masterclass CD for Saxophone Journal. It's slated for publication in the Nov/Dec 2010 issue.

These saxophone instruction videos are intended to help players seeking playing tips in the absence of a qualified private teacher. Private study w...

These saxophone instruction videos are intended to help players seeking playing tips in the absence of a qualified private teacher. Private study w...

These saxophone instruction videos are intended to help players seeking playing tips in the absence of a qualified private teacher. Private study w...

These saxophone instruction videos are intended to help players seeking playing tips in the absence of a qualified private teacher. Private study w...

These saxophone instruction videos are intended to help players seeking playing tips in the absence of a qualified private teacher. Private study w...

This is a short film featuring Emilio Lyons "The Sax Doctor" of Rayburn Music in Boston, Ma. Like I have for 30 years, I stopped by Rayburn's to se...

Here is a clip of Skip playing Ed's arrangement of Ron Kerber's "Jofa" on soprano sax.

I've been playing with Ed and Jim on and off for about 15 years. This was a performance at the Ventnor Jazz Festival in 1999 or so.