Labels:text | screenshot | font | number OCR: Clinton's Saxophone William Jefferson Clinton's saxophone was played in public on the Arsenio Hall show during the presidential campaign of 1992, bringing instant notoriety to the soon-to-be Chief Executive. The saxophone again made an appearance in the post-inaugural parties of '93, and was periodically brought out during both of Clinton's terms as President. His most memorable performance with this instrument was during his second State of the Union Address, when his late-night woodshedding sessions in the Lincoln Room bore fruit in a credible rendition of Thelonious Monk's "Evidence." Cliate the red of lives de cor Clinton began the trend of on-air live performances as part of the presidential campaign, which resulted in such memorable broadcasts as Ross Perot's cowboy poetry recital an ...
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