Sam Taylor

Sam Taylor (Sam Taylor, from July 12, 1916 to October 5, 1990) takes up a hit at the time from 1960s through 1980s and is the American tenor sax player who got popularity in Japan. I may be called Sam the man Taylor. I am known for "harem nocturne".

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Origin

I am born in United States Tennessee in 1916.

Taylor who became famous for "harem nocturne" visited Japan afterwards in the 1950s and left popular song, enka ballad and blues, R & B, a lot of recording of the pop music. The nickname "an emperor of the mood tenor."

I was not well-conditioned and stopped performance activity during disease medical treatment from about 1989. In 1990, I died because of liver cancer. 74 years old death.

Episode

I play with Eiji Kitamura who is Japanese clarinetist. The clarinet of Kitamura whom Sam hoped for fell into the hands of comic story teller, Kosanji Yanagiya who were a fan of Sam Taylor.

A guest appeared for "the 25th NHK Red and White Singing Contest" of the broadcast on December 31, 1974, and Akira Nishikino was in charge of the accompaniment of "the song of the flower". In addition, a guest appeared in a broadcast "hit studio of the night" on October 2, 1978 and music of Harumi Miyako let "a woman resemble it in anything" and played a sax.

Discography

• Blue Mist (MGM), 1955
• Music with The Big Beat (MGM), 1956
• Rockin' Sax and Rollin' Organ (with Dick Hyman) (MGM), 1957
• Jazz for Commuters (MetroJazz Records), 1958
• More Blue Mist (MGM), 1959
• Mist of the Orient (MGM), 1962
• The Bad and The Beautiful (Moodsville), 1962
• Misty Mood (Decca), 1962
• It's a Blue World (Decca), 1963
• Watermelon Man (with Frank Hunter and the Huntsmen) (Epic), 1963
• Somewhere in the Night (Decca), 1964
• A Musical Portrait of Ray Charles (with Leroy Holmes and his Orchestra) (MGM)
• Koga Melodies - Best Collection (Pony Canyon), c. 1970
• The songs and ballads blues
• Be (October 1, 1969), and there is 慕 in / shadow in a shadow 慕 and
• Flower and tears (December 10, 1969) / Shinnichi Mori "flower and tears"
• Sam Taylor (April 10, 1970) of 25:00
• / Keiko Fuji whom I leave a life with (October 10, 1970) "leaves a life"
• Longing for home / Shiretoko sentiment (March 20, 1971) / Shinnichi Mori "longing for home" Tokiko Kato "Shiretoko sentiment"
• Woman (November 10, 1971) / Rumiko Koyanagi "my castle town" of my castle town / fire Shinnichi Mori "woman of the fire"

Allied item

• Peanut ハッコー

Source

• www.discogs.com/artist/287488-Sam-Taylor

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