Videos

David Baron Stevens and Eric Marienthal in sax battle with the COS Thursday Night Jazz Band in Visalia, CA May 2005

Unison Saxophone Artist, David Baron Stevens. DBS is a World Jazz Artist originally from San Francisco, California, USA, and now based in Southampton, UK. Video features such notables as Grammy®-Winners Eric Marienthal and Mark Levine, as well as Grammy®-Nominated Guitarist André Bush. - www.davidbaronstevens.com

www.davidbaronstevens.com | Sabrina is a bolero written about a love, which in a different place or a different time, could have been. Dedicated to all those who look back, with nostalgia (or "saudade" in portuguese) on the lips never kissed. David Baron Stevens and the World Jazz Ensemble The World Jazz Ensemble are: David Baron Stevens (sax), John Taylor (tpt), Ray Zepeda (tenor sax), Dennis Hamm (pno), André Bush (guitar), Adan Infante (Bass), Paul Goldberg (drums), Carlos Rodriguez (congas), Jason Gomez (violin), and Natasha Ramirez (cello). Performed LIVE at the Bakersfield Jazz Festival on May 10, 2010, composed by David Baron Stevens.

David Baron Stevens, Composer/Alto Sax Andre Bush, Guitar Dennis Hamm, Piano Adan Infante, Bass Paul Goldberg, Drums Carlos Rodriguez, Congas Ray Zepeda, Tenor Sax

Winter NAMM 2010 jam session at the Borsini Accordions booth. Vincenzo appears courtesy of Borsini Accordions. David Baron Stevens appears courtesy Brown Baron Productions. DW Artist, Carl Tassi, graciously joined us for a great jam. For more information on David Baron Stevens, or for booking, please visit www.davidbaronstevens.com

David Baron Stevens (sax, arranger), Mark Levine (keys), John Wiitala (bass), Paul van Wagenigen (drums). Recorded live in San Francisco, CA, Aug 2009. Check out the killer re-harmonization Mark makes on the out chorus of the head, followed by Paul's great 5/4 drum solo!

David Baron Stevens (Sax), Mark Levine (Keys), John Wiitala (Bass), Paul van Wagenigen (Drums)

By D'Angelo, covered by David Baron Stevens D'Angelo is one of my biggest musical influences since the mid-1990s. I created the backing track using some tricks I've learned over the years on the original cut. Copyright hounds, have fun. I have no intention of making money on this. Just wanted to dust off the sax and get back to making people feel good through music. I hope yall are well and that ya dig