bob dylan played saxophone on can't you hear me knocking.
who plays saxophone on can't you hear me knocking?
bob dylan
live at the hollywood palladium, december 15, 1988 is a live album by keith richards and was released on 10 december 1991, in the united states and 24 february 1992, in the united kingdom. recorded during the brief american tour, the only leg of the shows, in support of "talk is cheap" in late 1988, richards is supported by a set of musicians and friends dubbed "the x-pensive winos". the winos included richards, waddy wachtel, steve jordan, charley drayton, ivan neville, and sarah dash. longtime rolling stones contributor bobby keys also plays saxophone.
live at the hollywood palladium, december 15, 1988
surack was born in waverly, ohio, his family later relocating to fort wayne, indiana. he attended wayne high school and played saxophone in the school's marching band. he was also active in the boy scouts. following high school, surack toured with a band as a saxophone player and keyboardist. in 1979 surack decided to stop touring, and returned to his hometown of fort wayne, creating a mobile 4-track recording studio housed in a volkswagen bus. this studio would eventually become sweetwater sound. surack still plays saxophone and keyboard as part of two bands, prime time and the sweetwater all stars
chuck surack