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Boots Randolph (1927-2007)

Boots Randolph (1927-2007)

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Boots RANDOLPH (Paducah 1927 - Nashville 2007)


Born Homer Louis Randolph III, Saxophonist known for his saxophone hit single "Yakety Sax", from the well-known television program The Benny Hill Show. He was the first saxophonist to record a song with Elvis Presley. Randolph has also starred in recordings by Chet Atkins, Roy Orbison, REO Speedwagon and others. For most of his career, Randolph's music has been the Nashville sound in country music. He was inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame in 2004

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