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Special
2023 · albüm
American Portraits: Ace Cannon
2020 · albüm
Sunday Blues
2015 · albüm
Bein' Green / Love the World Away
2015 · single
Ace Cannon's Sax Covers
2015 · albüm
Movie Music
2014 · albüm
Spend an Hour with Ace Cannon's Sax
2014 · albüm
Blowing Wild
2014 · albüm
Christmas Cheers
2014 · albüm
Cool 'N Saxy
2014 · albüm
Country Comfort
2014 · albüm
Live
2014 · albüm
Looking Back
2014 · albüm
Memphis Golden Hits
2014 · derleme
Nashville Hits
2014 · albüm
Peace in the Valley
2014 · albüm
Plays the Great Show Tunes
2014 · albüm
Rock n' Roll Masters: Ace Cannon
2014 · albüm
Sax Man
2014 · albüm
Super Sax Country Style
2014 · albüm
Sweet & Tuff
2014 · albüm
The Happy and Mellow Sax
2014 · albüm
The Misty Sax Of
2014 · albüm
The Moanin' Sax
2014 · albüm
Masters Of The Last Century: Best of Ace Cannon
2014 · derleme
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One of Nashville's premier session men from the late '50s through the early '70s, alto saxophonist Ace Cannon began playing at the age of ten and signed with Sun Records during the early days of rock & roll. He performed with Billy Lee Riley and Brad Suggs but then in 1959 joined the original Bill Black Combo, recording for the Hi label. He stayed with the band until 1961, when he made his solo chart debut with the instrumental "Tuff," which made it to the country Top 20. This in turn was followed by a Top 40 hit, "Blues (Stay Away From Me)," and a minor hit for the Santos label, "Sugar Blues." He had two more hits in the mid-'60s with "Cotton Fields" and "Searchin'," both recorded for Hi. A decade later, he became the subject of the 1974 documentary film, Ace's High. After moving to Nashville in the mid-'70s, Cannon's version of "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" became a minor hit and was nominated for the Best Country Instrumental Performance Grammy that year. Cannon continued to perform into the '90s and frequently toured with such legends of early rock & roll as Carl Perkins. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi