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  1. 02May 2012

    We just added several early H.N. White King catalogs to the saxophone.org museum. Be sure to check out the most recent u...
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  2. 31Mar 2012

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  • Inner Flights  -  Benjamin Drazen

    By  DAN BILAWSKY,  Published: February 27, 2011 The peaceful, John Lennon-like face on the cover ofInner Flights is merely a mask. Behind that calm exterior is a musician with killer instincts and serious chops. Sure, saxophonist Benjamin Drazen can be calm and graceful when he wants to, as he is on Inner Flights' closing track, "Polka Dots And Moonbeams," but more often than not, Drazen takes to the skies in spectacularly soaring flights. On his debut album, Drazen dives head first into music of a mystical nature ("Prayer ...

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JazzU with Tim Warfield One of Jazz St. Louis’s most recognizable education programs, Ja...

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Funky Butt Brass Band The Funky Butt Brass Band was formed in 2008 by six musicians who resp...

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Feature Guest Article

Author: Mark Overton
Fri, Apr 20 2012


This article is by Ryan Reed, photos of building exterior by Ryan Reed, and additional images courtesy of Ruby Sain. The article originally published in Volume 8, Issue 4 of Eleven Magazine (April 2012) St. Louis, MO.


The unassuming storefront at 4521 Natural Bridge Avenue in the Penrose Park neighborhood in St. Louis was once occupied by Oliver Sain’s Archway Sound Studio. A legendary R&B producer

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