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McNeely was credited with being the most flamboyant performer out of the saxophone honkers. Discography. Big Jay McNeely, (1954, 10", Federal) A Rhythm and Blues Concert, (1955, 10", Savoy) Big Jay McNeely in 3-D (1956, Federal), (1959, King)
17 sept. 2018 · Big Jay McNeely, a rhythm-and-blues legend known as “King of the Honkin’ Sax,” died on Sunday, according to multiple sources.
17 sept. 2018 · Big Jay McNeely brought the tenor sax to prominence in the golden age of R&B, known as the “King of the Honkers,” for his wild style and outrageous showmanship..
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2011 CD release of "King Of The Honkin' Sax" on Discogs.
King Of The Honkin' Sax by Big Jay McNeely. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
17 sept. 2018 · Hailed as the King of the Honkers, Mr. McNeely was at the forefront of a group of post-bop saxophonists who, in the late 1940s, abandoned the heady reveries of jazz for the more gutbucket...
Cecil James (Big Jay) McNeely, a legend of the R&B and jazz music scene, is known as the “King of Honking Tenor Saxophone. ” Mr. McNeely has been performing his pioneering style of music since the 1940s, touring with other well known performers such as Billie Holliday, Dizzy Gillespie, Nat King Cole, Chuck Berry, and Bill Haley & the Comets.
