Andre Delano Saxman is the Complete Musicial Package.......

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If you love cool sax and soulful horn Andre Delano got you covered, this is musicianship and songwriting at its best. His voice will saturate your mind with the hottest NEW grooves his sound will tickle your ears and leave you wanting more! This multi-talented musician plays saxophone and other instruments too, He writes, performs and arranges and his music produce hat is always close by he's the the complete musical package. Join the soulful Jazz conversation with host Ms. Bridgette Lewis Follow the show on Twitter.@CoffeeTalkJazz Twitter.com/CoffeeTalkJazz

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