TexSax

He is a sweet kind man and an amazing musician. We only found out a few weeks before my daughter's wedding that we needed live music for her cocktail hour. Somehow I was lucky enough to find gigsalad.com and then found TEXSAX! He got our party started (at the Bourne Mansion) ! He played the music I requested. He brought an amazing sound system with him that you were able to hear throughout the three rooms of the cocktail hour. He was so gracious that I choose him, a pure pleasure to work with. I'm posting this quickly because I wanted to give him a Five Star review. As soon as I have pictures or video I'll try to post that too!

I've had the pleasure of seeing Tex perform once a month for the folks at the Adult Day Care Center where I work - and at holiday parties for 'handicapped' teens - they really love him!
I hired him to play at my musician daughter's baby shower and what a nice touch! Saxophone and flute on the backyard deck with a glass of wine and fun people! He fit right in!

Tex is a musical improvisational star. Although we met at the arboretum when we both came to listen to Shenole Latimer and Quartette, it is he who is a master musician and has such little ego (especially when others of his level of musical inclination and ability could possess big ego). He has a wide repertoire as has been stated, however, he has big heart and feeling. He gives back to community with student lessons for kids, but best of all when called upon to offer the healing and joy of music, he volunteers his time and himself freely...for he helped uplift a few children when we went to SUNY Stony Brook Hosp. & he performed and held a small jam session for some children on the pediatroc oncology floor. So thankful he was willinf to help my young student be entertained and creative and and feel some joy or whatever she felt in her heart while facing a challenging time in her short, yet most lovely life. It is also a pleasure to recall and recount his generosity when he accepted to play live at a charitable event for The Smithtown Children's Foundation (then the Branch Brook Children's Foundation), at the Watermill Catering Hall for, "Kisses for Kaylee." Thank you, again, Tex!

This guy really knows how to play the saxophone! An excellent musician whose wide-ranging repertoire can please all ages.