https://bassic-sax.info/Pete/jwyork. Yes, it took me 3 years to re-upload it.
Information:
This website is a reconstruction of John Swain's original website on JW York, which was removed from the California State University Los Angeles website in 2007 -- although the website, itself, had not been updated since Mr. Swain's death in 2003.
This website is almost completely based on files from archive.org, but I also did a considerable amount of fiddling to get this W3C HML 4.01 compliant, so it could be browsed with a modern browser, but I have not added any content to what Mr. Swain wrote. If you wish to see the 100% original website, I encourage you to visit http://web.archive.org/web/20050427203108/http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/jswain/brass. Be forewarned: the page takes appx. 20 minutes to load -- and that's the reason I rebuilt it here.
IIRC, I did write to Mr. Swain once and he said that he didn't have much saxophone-specific data, and that's understandable, as most of the design and effort producing instruments by JW York was more geared to the brasswinds.
If you have any questions, please e-mail me at thesaxinfo@gmail.com.
Information:
This website is a reconstruction of John Swain's original website on JW York, which was removed from the California State University Los Angeles website in 2007 -- although the website, itself, had not been updated since Mr. Swain's death in 2003.
This website is almost completely based on files from archive.org, but I also did a considerable amount of fiddling to get this W3C HML 4.01 compliant, so it could be browsed with a modern browser, but I have not added any content to what Mr. Swain wrote. If you wish to see the 100% original website, I encourage you to visit http://web.archive.org/web/20050427203108/http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/jswain/brass. Be forewarned: the page takes appx. 20 minutes to load -- and that's the reason I rebuilt it here.
IIRC, I did write to Mr. Swain once and he said that he didn't have much saxophone-specific data, and that's understandable, as most of the design and effort producing instruments by JW York was more geared to the brasswinds.
If you have any questions, please e-mail me at thesaxinfo@gmail.com.
