A song with a bit of jazzy flavour. We've partly used a a bass loop created by Square Bear. This song is named after the vintage 1945 Conn "Naked Lady" tenor sax that Jim restored, tweaked, and now plays.

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This song is named after the vintage 1945 Conn "Naked Lady" tenor sax that Jim restored, tweaked, and now plays. It is known as a "naked lady" sax because of the pulchritudinous engraving on the bell featuring (what else) a naked lady.

As I worked on the horn it told me a story about how it had been loved and played by someone long ago. The silver plating was worn off in places from years of use and since its glory days, it had been left to rot until the leather pads turned to dust. I wish the original owner could know that it is once again alive, well, and loved. This is the first recording featuring this horn since it was restored.
-jim