Favorite Blues Song with a sax?

Many moon ago. In a small bar in Kent State area. I crossed many rivers to get there, but smoke peace pipe send memory to long green valley. I only remember in band, two sax players, one baritone one tenor. The song Kansas City.

No particular favorite tune but blues, r&b or rock...it's Big Jay McNeely. If you haven't heard of him you probably have heard him. King Curtis could also play the blues quite nicely check out his covers of "Soul Seranade"or"Harlem Nocturne".

Today I'll say Shake, Rattle & Roll-Big Joe Turner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20Feq_Nt3nM

I prefer Shaw by a wide margin.

By the way, thanks for your kind words about my surgery the other day my friend ;)

Edit:

The thing about Glen's answers is that half the time I'm not sure I understand what the hell he's talking about....and yet it always seems meaningful and relevant.

Harlem Nocturne :))

Personally. Sax Gordon for me.

insane asylum- koko taylor and willie dixon

eddie shaw vs. ac reed:

either way you do it, solo material or as a sideman, eddie shaw for me.

A little heard delta blues thing from B.B. king just does it for me.... called "Miss Martha King"

Dealing with the devil ,,,,Big Bill Bronze's Versions

private dancer by tina turner...........the radio version may not be blues but her live show definitely is. and most of her 80s songs feature the sax prominently

Take five- Miles Davis

I guess that's not technically blues, but Ima say it anyways.