The conclusion of the introduction series about the inventor of the saxophone Adolphe Sax. Again, the <a href="https://jeffrobinsontrio.com/">Jeff Robinson Trio</a> is accompanying this particular podcast with background music. You can get the PDF transcription of the podcast right here <a href="https://letstalkaboutsax.com/adolphe-sax-podcast-2">https://letstalkaboutsax.com/adolphe-sax-podcast-2</a>.&nbsp;
I would like to thank <a href="https://www.reaktorproductions.com/">Reaktor Production</a>s for the theme song 
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/joe.stewart.14289">Joe Stewart</a> for sound reconstruction 
<a href="https://anchor.fm/">Anchor</a> for Podcast Distribution 
<a href="https://levitatewebsolutions.com/">Levitate Web Solutions</a> for production 
<a href="https://www.adolphesax.be/">Adolphe Sax</a> for inventing the Saxophone 
<a href="https://jeffrobinsontrio.com/">Jeff Robinson Trio</a> 
I want to thank my family and cats, Tyrone and Prince

2a. Adolphe Sax Addendum

Host and sax player, actor, and radio host Jeff Robinson and co-host jazz singer Kim Parker discuss the saxophone's history, present, and future and its presence on the Internet. There will be commentary and interviews of sax lovers, players, and people who have a unique and intimate relationship with the saxophone.. https://letstalkaboutsax.com