Boots Randolph

Boots Randolph was a renowned American saxophonist best known for his energetic, fun-loving style and especially for his signature hit "Yakety Sax"—a tune that gained iconic status as the theme song for the British comedy series The Benny Hill Show. Born Homer Louis Randolph III in 1927, he became a key figure in the Nashville music scene, often contributing his saxophone talents to a wide array of country and pop recordings. Randolph was part of the famed "Nashville A-Team" of session musicians and played on hit records by artists like Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison.

While his roots were in jazz and rhythm & blues, Randolph’s versatility allowed him to crossover into multiple genres with ease. His performances were characterized by a playful, upbeat approach that brought a distinctive sound to every project he touched. Over his long career, he released numerous solo albums and continued to perform live, building a reputation as both a skilled musician and an engaging entertainer.

Genres

Pop

R&b

Rock

Soul

Jazz

Contemporary R&b

Funk

Country

Bluegrass

Swing

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Latest Release

Boots Randolph - Just a Minute!

Boots Randolph

Album - 20 Tracks - Released June 1, 2023