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Collectors Item - Music, Art and Life: Walter Beasley (saxophonist)
Byron Miller, Stevie Wonder & Walter Beasley Show Their Affection For Music On "Psychobass 3 Real Love"

By JR on 3:55 PM

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With 4 decades in lending his bass to the likes of Roy Ayers Ubiquity, Flora Purim, George Duke and others, Byron Miller remains funky as ever. Let the groovy sounds of this psycho bassist hydrate your mind on the 3rd edition of his series. The passion for music is real especially on "Real Love", a slow-grooving gem featuring Stevie Wonder on harmonica and Walter Beasley on sax. Kick back as Byron gives you numerous reasons to keep your ass at home. This is music to help you look forward to better days as you enjoy the best in Funk and Soul.


Singer/Saxophonist Walter Beasley Soothes With His Smooth Rendition Of "Wichita Lineman"

By JR on 10:29 PM

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Walter Beasley continues to make his mark as a musician with one of the smoothest and attractive approaches to covering classic songs. On his Spring 2022 EP "Meet Me At My Place", the singer/saxophonist takes us to heaven with his soothing version of "Wichita Lineman". This classic by Glen Campbell is known for it's calm vibe, but Walter emphasizes that feeling with his signature and sophisticated approach to Smooth Jazz. 


Saxophonist Walter Beasley Lends Love To Patrice Rushen's "Haven't You Heard"

By JR on 12:21 PM

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A soulful saxophonist searches for love in his revival of a Patrice Rushen classic, transforming the vibe to a new degree of smoothness. "Haven't You Heard" by Berklee professor and Grover Washington-influenced musician Walter Beasley merges the beauty of R&B and Jazz for a pleasant journey of music. Enjoy a more laid-back rhythm, smooth vocals and great addition of sax in contrast to the upbeat 80's thump of Patrice's original. Walter sets the tone for relaxation and makes the song his own as he uses his talent to place you within the perspective of a man in love.

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