This song is originally written by Jazzpianist Herbie Hancock, I believe it was in the 70s. Angelo Fererri did an awesome remix on this song with originally a trumpet on it. Also you can download the track without trumpet. I put my sax on it. Hope you like it!

Cantaloupe Island

This classical popsong from the 70s, written and sung by Billy Joel, is one of my favorite alltime melodies. The melody is recorded on tenor. To provoke a deep, bright, lower octave sound to give that ease feel to it

Just the way you are

Beautiful song written by Burt Bacharach.

Walk on by

The chords of this song are originally from Joyce Coolings 'At the modern". I wrote a melody on it
Hope you like it! 

Modern walking

Another idea of a ballad from the 70s. A light groove which is recorded by Bobby's backingtracks as a backingtrack. A classic song

Loving you

I recorded some sax on this beautiful popsong. On my tenorsax. You would expect an alto because Whitney's voice is alto. Though I had some time neaded to get used to this, I really like it a lot now.

I have nothing

Saving all my love

Beautiful ballad played on my tenorsax. Starting in lower octave, like maurice.

After the love has gone

Can't make you love me

Run to you

MUSICBOOKINGS & QUESTIONS https://janvanoort.nl/

More then 4 decades Jan is active in music with his saxophone. From jazz to pop and from latin to house, Jan always distinguished himself with an outstanding solo-virtuosity, an intense emotion and very own style. Played in over 20 bands and with several DJs.

From the 80s until now Jan played with top-musicians:
Juan van Emmerloot & Walter Latupeirissa (The Jan van OortBand-members.. they played with, TOTO, Snowy White, Walter Trout) Thijs van Leer (Focus), Marcel Dorenbos (Laura Figi, Victor Bailey) and Hans Dulfer.
  
Jan recorded for the keyboardplayer of the Who and played the support act of the American fusionband the Yellow Jackets.
Jan's music downloadable at i-tunes, Deezer, etc.

Modern walking

Jan van Oort Saxophonist

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