soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone are the three most common types of saxophone,

but there's also sopranino, bass, and contrabass.

And, of course, there's saxello, manzello, all-acrum,

stretch, the seam-ality saxophone. Actually, there's kind of a lot of types of saxophone.

Welcome to Strong Songs, a podcast about music.

I'm your host Kirk Hamilton here to talk about music with lots of saxophone,

music with just a little saxophone, and nope, I'm looking here,

and those are the only two types of music.

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On this episode, oh man, we're talking about one of my favorite bands ever,

a band where the horn section is every bit as important as the rhythm section,

which is honestly how it should always be.

It's a public health announcement about a very funky new cure,

so let's go to the clinic, roll up our sleeves, and get it done!

You know what, there's no need for preamble.

I don't really have a whole lot to say about this.

I just want to get into the music, and this band speaks for itself,

so let them have it, guys.

All right, everybody.

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