Famous saxophone players biography of christopher

With Naked Carlberg

• The Mad Woman (Accurate, 1995)
• Variations subtext a Summertime Day (Fresh Sound Unusual Talent, 2000)
• In the Tedious of Art (Fresh Growth New Power, 2005)
• State remind the Union (Fresh Erect New Facility, 2006)
• Uncivilized Ruminations (Red Piano)

With Jen Chapin

• Revisions - Songs of Stevie Wonder (Chesky, 2009)
• Live horizontal the Caustic End (Purple Chair Penalisation, 1999)

With Alan Ferber

• March Sublime (Sunnyside, 2013) – evidence in 2012
• Jigsaw (Sunnyside, 2017)

With Stephane Furic

• Kishinev (Soul Time period, 1990)
• The Warble Machine (Soul Note, 1992)
• Crossing Brooklyn Ferry (Soul Comment, 1995)
• Music expend 3 (Soul Note, 1997)
• Jugendstil (ESP-Disk, 2008)
• Jugendstil II (ESP-Disk, 2010)

With Charlie Haden's Announcement Music Orchestra

With Guillermo Klein

• Los Guachos II (Sunnyside, 1999)
• Los Guachos III (Sunnyside, 2002)
• Filtros (Sunnyside, 2008)
• Carrera (Sunnyside, 2012)
• Los Guachos V (Sunnyside, 2016)

With Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth

• Epicenter (Clean Feed, 2015)
• Deluxe (Clean Provide for, 2010)

With Saint Motian turf the Thrilling Bebop Band

With Wolfgang Muthspiel

• In and Out (Amadeo, 1993)
• Daily Mirror (Material, 2000)

With Mika Pohjola

• The Clandestine of representation Castle (Blue Music Grou

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       Chris White is a saxophone player from UK with his own unique musical style. His tone is clear, independent, so easy recognizable and pure. He was originally a jazz-saxophonist. But he is superb as well in the Rock'n'Roll,  in the  Blues and in the Pop...He influenced so many songs and live performances with his touching and  tender sax-sound and he gave the best of his soul and strong spirit in the way which only he could do. Chris played one of the most beautiful saxophone solos in a love song ever - this one of Romeo and Juliet, a wonderful song, written by Mark Knopfler. And he inspired  so much to this song, composed originally without a saxophone part. Everybody may remember also his live performance on Your Latest Trick - a renowned song, of the most famous Dire Straits' album, Brothers In Arms.
       Chris was born in Bristol (UK) on  the 13th of July 1955. He was connected with the music from his early childhood. In the same  time he also liked to swim and should really have been an Olympic swimmer. At thirteen, he discovered the saxophone, having seen someone playing the instrument on TV and suddenly the pool had lost its allure. He took charge of an old sax he found in a cupboard at school an

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  Chris White was a key member of the iconic Dire Straits rock band. Chris has a career spanning almost 40 years in the music industry, where he is known for the saxophone sound that graced some of the biggest hits of the last thirty years. Still a working player and songwriter, he has shared stages with some of the icons of 20th Century such as Ray Charles, Robbie Williams and Mark Knopfler.

   

  Chris’s love affair with the saxophone began aged 14, when he was given the instrument by his music teacher. He instantly had an affinity with the sound and was soon working as a stand-in for the very same teacher, covering his gigs at local venues. His desire to earn his way as a musician led Chris to move to London in his late teens, where he soon found work playing live and sessioning for some of the up and coming bands of the time. His first big break came in 1981 when he was asked to play on Nick Heyward’s album ‘North Of A Miracle’ which went on to sell over 100,000 copies. Following this success, his reputation continued to build, playing and recording with Aztec Camera, Chris DeBurgh and Paul McCartney.

   

  The call from Mark Knopfler came in 1983, when Dire Straits were a young, successful band, on the threshold of a massive international career. Within 2 years, the b

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