I was pretty bored by this song, but loved the solo. Even Queen could not resist adding sax to a single song, but in this case I think it was a great call.
I think this one is actually a just love song written to a saxophone.
This one is pretty memorable to me – it definitely meets expectations.
One of the few solos that I can’t imagine the song without.
This made up my mind for me. I mean, if he can make Snakes on a Plane awesome, how could you go wrong? Boy, was I not let down! I was so moved by his performance that I compiled all of his scenes into a single montage, so people could just watch the Samuel L. Jackson parts and not bother with the rest of the movie. SPOILERS ALERT – if you don’t want to have the end given away, watch this truncated version instead.
Anyway, here it is, ALL the Samuel L. Jackson parts in his co-starring role! Thanks Samuel L. for making this movie everything it was.
If the constant 2 or 3 note pleas for just one more night were not working, the surprisingly interesting sax solo just might. Though I doubt anyone was surprised when the sax broke in.
At almost 6 minutes, this song was way too long for its repetitive theme. So by the time you get to the sax solo, you’re totally ready for the song to wrap up. But honestly, this one redeemed the song a bit. For awhile anyway.
