 Saxy Ric 

                                                                                               Saxy Ric has been playing music since he was 6 years old. He has recorded with several of Long Island’s bands, as well as Rounder and Fedora recording artist the late Little Buster and The Soul Brothers, and Aaron Bernard Brim of San-Fe-Ti records. 
Saxy Ric was a three time winner at The Apollo Theatre and also competed in the Top Dog competition at The Apollo.  
While Ric has a preference for smooth jazz, any genre that he takes on is performed with a no nonsense approach that will satisfy your musical desires as well as your need for good entertainment. 
Even though saxophones are his main instrument, he also enjoys playing the drums and keyboards, and utilizes his smooth vocal skills whenever necessary. 
There is also a live album from his band Escapade in Germany, recorded in Munich in 1987 which features Ric playing keyboards, saxophone and singing along with 3 German members and 2 American female members.
Saxy Ric has toured with Ashanti, Miki Howard, and R&B singer Glenn Jones. 
Ric can also be heard on the Ryan Leslie/ Leroy Smith song “My Gift to The Game”, and “Grandma’s Hands” with Silky Vincent and DGB, “Night and Day” with Kenny Whiteside and also Jerry Harris’ “Stop Crying” and “NewNew York Reggae Jazz”. 
Saxy Ric is currently working on his debut CD entitled “After All These Years”. 

                                                                                              saxysoundprod@aol.com 


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