Alan Wakeman

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Alan Wakeman

ts, ss, *1947 GB, Hammersmith
Musician of Jazz and Rock

Alan Wakeman (born 13 October 1947, Hammersmith, West London) is an English saxophonist, known for his work in Soft Machine during 1976, appearing on the album Softs. He is a cousin of the keyboard player Rick Wakeman.Wakeman started on the clarinet at age 14 and, while at school, played in a band with cousin Rick on piano. He switched to the alto saxophone at 16, then subsequently to the tenor saxophone; he also plays soprano saxophone.

Instruments

Tenor sax
Soprano sax
Bariton sax
Saxophone
Bass Clarinet

Genres

Jazz
Rock
Blues

Plays With

Graham Collier Music

London Jazz Composers Orchestra

Mike Westbrook Band

Mike Westbrook Brass Band

Mike Westbrook Orchestra

Soft Machine

Stan Tracey Sextet

The Uncommon Orchestra

Triton

Don Rendell Nine

Don Rendell Four / Five

Band Members

External Links

Home Page

Wikipedia

MusicBrainz

Discogs

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