Setlist for playing in bars

[Kipsy1203]

Hey guys,
I just started a band that's composed of drums, guitar, bass, piano, sax and a singer. We're sounding really together jamming to rock or blues jams, but I'm trying to figure out a set list of songs that would work real well to play in bars with college age people. I could really use some help. I was thinking about playing some classic rock tunes, but I am having trouble finding songs that we could include sax in. Thanks

[Retro Rocker]

Bad To The Bone - George Thorogood
Back in Time / Power of Love - Huey Lewis
Johnny B. Goode

Off the top of my head.

[TaintedFearSBT]

money - pink floyd

[HethaHORRIFIC]

if the sax isnt needed, get rid of him. :)

[Kipsy1203]

the sax is one of the best players in the band and can play mostly anything so we cant get rid of him ;-)

[RichieJovie]

the sax is one of the best players in the band and can play mostly anything so we cant get rid of him ;-)



Can he play chords??? ;) :p:

[sakura'sdarkest]

Can he play chords??? ;) :p:


Can you?

Valerie-The Zutons.

[Damascus]

money - pink floyd

If you want to play classic rock with a saxaphone and don't cover this song, you don't deserve to be gigging.


EDIT: If he's good enough, just as an aside, the saxophonist probably could play chords. Well, he could play dryads - I used to know a very technically proficient trombonist who told me about skilled brass players who could 'sing' a note whilst blowing air into their instrument and fingering a (different) note, thus creating two seperate tones. Not sure reed instruments could replicate this, but as I'm not overly familiar with either class, I don't really see why not.