Tequila, composed by Daniel Flores. 
First note for tenor sax and soprano sax is D. First note for alto sax/bari sax is A.
Adding some growl in there seems to work pretty well. If you play tenor sax, I think this one is a good tune to know.
Also, the ‘9th piece’ happens again between pieces ’10’ and ’11’, thanks to Randy for pointing that out.
Playing this well is about more than knowing the notes, the style of how you play it has a lot to do with your articulation: the duration of each note. So you can listen to how I play it and the original. To play it right, you have to play with the style of the music.
Hey Neal, I just heard a bit of your Tequila,,,i took 3shotts and then you through in the Ninja WHAT???? What rig ya playin. Little off 1.2cent off,mthpce,lig something just isn’ton.. Growl, eeeemotion. I know your approach. I taught my self flute learning Paper Lion.If ya don’t get lost and make mistakes.ya don’t learn..the emotion. Best to ya Neal. Drew
Hey Drew, thanks for checking it out. Could be a little off, seems like you’ve got very good ears for that. It’s a V16 T9 with #2’s.
Mate i know you want to do love plus one!!
haha, I’ll think about it.
Mate i cant ask you to do more than that-by the wat what do you think is the best reed thickness for playing tennor sax, cheers t
Hey Neal what about that love plus one saxaphone solo!! Go on help me out!! terry
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Hey Neal,
Thanks for the free lesson. In your ‘At tempo’ demo it sounds like you put and extra ‘Ninth Piece’ between 10 and 11. Sounds much better that way.
Thanks, that is correct, hadn’t caught that earlier, the ninth piece does get repeated there.
Enjoying the tips. Thanks Neal