How To Play Paper In Fire On The Saxophone
Paper In Fire by John Mellencamp has a great riff that is just screaming for us to play along with on our saxophones. Paper In Fire Saxophone Lessons anyone ?
Back in the mid/late 1980’s John Mellencamp (Johnny Cougar to his friends) had a string of hits – Paper In Fire perhaps was the biggest and the most well known.
Do you want to learn how to play Paper In Fire by John Mellencamp on the saxophone ? Click the “Play” button below and let’s get started !!
I really like this great fun Paper In Fire Saxophone song. And the people in the original film clip appear to be enjoying themselves too.
The original instrumentation for the main riff in Paper In Fire was a combination of violin, guitar and accordion (and possibly banjo too).
However, adding in a saxophone to ANY riff in ANY song is ALWAYS a good idea 🙂
Paper In Fire Saxophone Lessons
How To Play Paper In Fire On The Saxophone.
How To Play Paper In Fire On The Alto Saxophone.
Paper In Fire By John Mellencamp.
Paper In Fire Saxophone.
Paper In Fire Alto Saxophone.
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This video saxophone lesson for Paper In Fire is an edited and condensed version.
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In the full Paper In Fire saxophone lesson – as with all full saxophone lessons for all songs that we are learning inside the Members Area – we break the song components down into bite sized pieces. We slow it down, we dissect it, we build on the individual components until we are confident and comfortable enough to give it all a red hot go.
Paper In Fire Saxophone Lessons
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The full version for this Paper In Fire saxophone lesson inside the Members Area runs for 19 minutes and 28 seconds.
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