Steppin' Out Of Blue Monday

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#		Title	Length
1		Blue Monday	2:24	Play
2		Steppin' Out With My Baby/Sing,Sing,Sing	3:06	Play
3		CRS	4:55	Play
4		Roll Em Pete	5:16	Play
5		You Win Again	6:51	Play
6		Walkin' With Mr. Lee	4:38	Play
7		Sticks & Stones	2:48	Play
8		Blue Ross	4:00	Play
9		Let The Four Winds Blow	4:17	Play
10		Blues For Myles	4:42	Play
11		Basin Street Blues	3:31	Play
12		Europa	4:56	Play

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Description

The 3 Tenor Saxes are a North American sax supergroup comprised of early rock n roll legend Jimmy Cavallo, Louisiana Music Hall of Famer Johnny Pennino, and Canadas own, 5 time Maple Blues Top Horn Award winner Pat Carey.

Stylistically diverse, the 3 Tenor Saxes employ classic sax trade-offs and rousing vocals to deliver jump blues, R&B, early rock n roll, Prima music, upbeat jazz, popular standards and a number of originals from their new CD Steppin Out of Blue Monday.

Their wailing and honkin, manic sax riffs are pure energy and reminiscent of an earlier era in rock/R&B when the tenor saxophone, as lead instrument, ruled!

Pat Carey is the catalyst of the group, having played individually and excelled with the other two international stars. Pats exceptional abilities, in addition to his top horn player status, have earned him six Juno Award nominations with various top Canadian performers, three with Downchild Blues Band. Last year, Pat received international recognition with a WC Handy Award nomination. Pat Careys power and masterful sax riffs are always sure to energize a crowd.

Johnny Pennino, Tenor Sax King of New Orleans, is recognized by legendary Louisiana talent scout and promoter, Mr. Jim Russell. I have seen them all, he says, and Pennino is the best sax man Louisiana has ever produced and that is a mouthful. Penninos legacy reaches back to the glory days of New Orleans dynamic R&B music industry of the late 1950s and 1960s, when he played with the likes of Professor Longhair, Smiley Lewis, Freddy Fender and Big Joe Turner. In 1980, Penninos diversity landed him in Billboard magazine with his CMA Award nominated Nashville recording. Born and raised in the Crescent City, Johnnys personal mentors include Sam Butera, Al Hirt, and Pete Fountain; he gives them credit for his amazing playing abilities. Audiences always look forward to Pennino and his awe-inspiring solos. Johnny Pennino is the quintessential New Orleans saxophonist.

Jimmy Cavallo is the lead singer in this multi-talented group. Cavallo is known as one of the original creators of rock and roll. As he explains, what became rock and roll in the 1950s is what I was playing in the 1940s. In 1951, he recorded Rock the Joint, considered by some musicologists to be rock n rolls first record. In 1956, Jimmy played the famed Apollo Theatre (Buddy Holly followed in 1957) and starred in Allan Freeds movie Rock, Rock, Rock with Chuck Berry. Impressively, Jimmy was recently nominated for a WC Handy Award as comeback artist of the year. Now in his seventies, Cavallo is still rocking audiences with his powerful voice and honkin sax.

With Jimmy Cavallo, audiences will enjoy being a part of Rock and Roll history and, with the 3 Tenor Saxes, will experience a musical convergence of saxophone supremacy and entertainment excellence.