alto saxophonist
altoist
saxist
saxophonist
subcontrabass saxophonist
contrabass saxophonist
baritone saxophonist
tenorist
tenor saxophonist
bass saxophonist
baritonist
sopranino saxophonist
alto
tenor
soprano saxophonist
bari
sopranoist
axeman
sopranissimo saxophonist
jazzist
jazzbo
jazzster
jazzhead
jazzperson
gobble-pipe
jazz musician
soprillo saxophonist
jazzman
clarinettist
clarinetist
saxhornist
trombone player
trombonist
jazzophile
rideman
saxomaphone
armonicist
trumpophone
Coleman Hawkins
Hawkins
daxophonist
saxophony
one-man band
alto hornist
tromboner
violist
jitterbug
Sax
keyboardist
syncopator
basset hornist
Adolphe Sax
oboist
saxophonelike
cat
Stephane Grappelli
Davis
Miles Davis
Grappelli
Miles Dewey Davis Jr.
sousaphonist
hornist
Lester Young
Pres Young
bassist
multi-instrumentalist
Young
Lester Willis Young
Dixielander
jazzophone
vibist
vibraphonist
baritone hornist
accordionist
hot lips
trumpeter
tunesmith
Charles Christopher Parker
Yardbird Parker
Charlie Parker
axe
Parker
Bird Parker
brass instrumentalist
smear
player
saxman
saxophonic
orchestralist
idiophonist

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