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In The Midnight Hour - Sax Solo With Transcription
GET THE SHEET MUSIC & BACKING TRACK HERE: https://saxophonestudies.teachable.co... The solo is played on a Selmer Reference 54 alto saxophone, with Meyer 7 mouthpiece, red Vandoren Java reed and a Francois Louis ligature.
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