Horny music

Sorry guys I got sidetracked.

I’ll pick it up tomorrow .

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OK one more comment .

I wish I would’ve thought of that song in the OP.

Everybody knows korn goes good with meatloaf . 😁

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Horns from the master of Pretty Much Everything


Horny from some French geezer, and also a very nice vid.

Ha... I'll see you blowing horns and raise you 16 stringed djent.

(while I am trying to segway it in terribly, this was still.... something ! lol)

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One you don't hear very often.



And one you hear a lot.

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For me this is the horniest , pure Sax !


The Joy of Sax.

Not my normal style of music but this song qualifies and isn't horrible as far as songs go.



Going the completely opposite direction...Gorilla Biscuits Live with New Direction..Horn is only in the opening ..I was at this show, def was easier to do this like that when I was 20 then late 30s..LOL!

Also NSFW language in there.



Ihsahn, front man of the mighty black metal legends Emperor, with On the Shores...From about the 7 min mark on sax plays a major part in the song which might not make sense when you listen to the song initially. =) He has another even heavier song called A Grave Inversed where Sax plays a bigger part



ALso cant go wrong with a classic...Shine On You Crazy Diamond by Pink Floyd..nothing else needs to be said..

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Ok I found some Herb Albert but the youtube code is super long cant figure out what to delte in code to get it to post.

Its call Rise by Herb Albert.

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Well, ya got me, click. 🤑

My all time fav...
Performed by the Italian trumpeter Michele Lacerenza (1922-1989), this is the soundtrack of the final sequence of one of the most famous westerns of all time, 'The Good, The Bad and The Ugly' (1966), starring Clint Eastwood (1930), Lee Van Cleef (1925-1989) and Eli Wallach (1915-2014).

Director: Sergio Leone (1929-1989)
Soundtrack composed and conducted by Ennio Morricone (1928).


And Sax man...
The Lost Boys - Tim Cappello - I Still Believe

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Touché Lol

Here’s one everybody knows



Bunch of replies.

Sorry I was slacking.

I’ll catch up with everybody one by one.

It might take a little while .

A classic in my youth:

Madness - Night Boat to Cairo.



Tina Turner - Nutbush City Limits.