Don Myrick

1940–1993 (age 53)

saxophonist

Biography

Don Myrick’s soulful saxophone voice added fire to the horn section of Earth, Wind & Fire and other legendary ensembles, helping define the soundtrack of a generation.

Onstage and off, he was admired for his gentle temperament, steady craftsmanship, and the deep connections he forged with fellow musicians.

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