Home / Music / Dana Colley gave Morphine its baritone sax sound.Music linernotes album music dana-colleyDana Colley gave Morphine its baritone sax sound.Dana Colley played baritone saxophone throughout Morphine’s career, contributing to the band’s distinctive low-end texture. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesMorphine made a full rock sound with zero guitarsHomogenic reached No. 4 on the UK Albums ChartMiss America took five years to finishBillie Eilish cleaned up at the 62nd Grammys — Album of the Year and more for When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We GoIllinois was the second state in Sufjan Stevens' Fifty States Project — which he later called a gimmickExploreJerry Yester produced Tom Waits's Closing TimeMarkus Dravs, Daniel Green, and Rik Simpson produced Mylo Xyloto, with Brian Eno on 'enoxification'Dave Cobb produced Colter Wall's self-titled debutDave Fridmann produced Mogwai's Come On Die YoungRalf Hütter and Florian Schneider produced Computer World — much of the time was spent modifying studio gearPrevious Drake's 'Way 2 Sexy' sampled Right Said Fred's 'I'm Too Sexy' for CLBNext Ctrl was released June 2017 on Top Dawg Entertainment