Wow! Great sound, great look, great price!

Rest in peace bob.

Mine cant even play the low d or any note below it without screeching (i know how to play them because i can easily play them on other alto saxes)

a tone to die for

Hey Bob, still making mouthpieces..when I lived in Dallas you had it goin on..

Beautiful horn, and playing!

RIP dear Bob.🙏

Rest in peace

AMAZING! VERY GOOD!

Does the Chu berry Tenor comes in a high pitch horn?

Great play ! I loved it

Bob, I have got an Indiana by Martin Eckhart serial number 67538. What year was this tenor saxophone made? Thank you.

My idol

R.I.P. Bob

this song is fucking fire

The Clarinet(?) at 0:58 does something sooooo nice with a b7 or minor 3 and idk what it is but i love it

The Indiana instruments were introduced in late 40's by The Martin Band Instrument Company.

RIP, Bob. Thank you for being the first person who told me about mouthpiece refacing. That alto piece will always be with me 🙏🏼 Hasta siempre!!

que hermozo intrumento que lindo modelo,que boquilla esta utilizando ahi

Swingin’ daddio!

All too chopped up 🙃

Beautiful tone and well played! I have a 1933 257xxx. A great craftsman from Hillsdale, NJ once told me it would be the only sax I would ever need. My late teacher, and friend, also played most of his gigs with a similar Conn, although he would occasionally use one of his Selmers.

where i can buy a neck octaver of king zypher?

Sounds good Bob! I wish I could still play!

which is great king zypher or p mauriat?

7:34 was cool

sounds like Art Pepper

It's a great thing. I don't understand why such saxophones are not being produced now. Modern saxophone brands are garbage.

Hi Bob, I’ve been listening to many renditions of the Ricardo and I feel that yours is among the best. We haven’t seen each other in many years and I miss you. Remember when you played at my 60th birthday party. My 80th birthday party is coming up in September.

Gracias Bob!!!

beautiful and wonderful use of vibrato

Interesting rendition - starting right off in the high register. I'm sure Moe wouldn't mind ( nice tone & articulation). I always loved this tune as a kid; still do, and still play it with some regularity along with my own backing tracks in a looper. Isn't it something to remember back to a time when tunes like this were on Pop radio? We've come a long way haven't we? ...DOWN! Oh, well...I'm grateful we had it. Thanks for posting this..

Простенько и душевненько. Однако, почему бы не дать возможность поимпровизировать и другим музыкантам!? 🤔😎 Из России, Самара на Волге 🤩🇷🇺

Che eleganza!!!

beautiful

Yeah, Bob!!

simply, a master!

Thank you very much.

The only way to play the tenor for me.

Magnifique. La seule façon de jouer le ténor en gentleman.

Good!!!!!!!

この渋い音色が好きだ。

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful! Aaron Barnard did spectacular work for me on a 1927 Chu, the horn has been at its best ever since.

The Acker Slacker! Glad to see that you are still alive and well. Recognize your tone immediately

There's something about a good vintage horn like a good vintage wine...that modern horns will never have...trick is ti find one in near mint condition or find some one qualified to restore one to near it's original glory...

I own one...just took a good look after letting it sit in the closet for decades (yes). Retired now, realized that what I always considered a "student" horn is a Martin Committee alto, but the engraving is very light and hard to read. It does say "low pitch" serial 123XXX on the back. I always loved the sound--easy blowing and very sweet, kind of like Paul Desmond. I'm wondering if my horn was re-lacquered?

I have Buescher Aristocrat tenor serial #274349. Very close.

beautiful 10m

Martins are the best horns IMO. Great playing, thanks.

Love your style, tone and phrasing.