The best resource I have found for transcribed solos is saxsolos.com. Curtis Swift offers accurate transcriptions of dozens of great solos in many styles.
By no means a complete list. These just happen to be my personal favorites.
JAZZ
 John Coltrane, "Giant Steps", "Giant Steps", 1959
 Gerry Niewood, "St. Thomas", Chuck Mangione, "Alive", 1972
 Paul Desmond, "Blue Rondo Ala Turk", Dave Brubeck, "Time Out", 1959
 Stan Getz, "Here's That Rainy Day", "Getz For Lovers", 1961
 Charlie Parker, "A Night In Tunesia", 1945
 Sonny Rollins, "Airegin", Miles Davis, "Bag's Groove", 1954
 Cannonball Adderly, "Autumn Leaves", 1958
 Cannonball Adderly, "The Work Song", 1960
 John Coltrane, "My Favorite Things", 1960
 Pete Christlieb, "Donna Lee", Christlieb / Marsh, "Apogee", 1978
ROCK / POP
 Jr. Walker, "Urgent", Foreigner, "4", 1981
 Bobby Keyes, "Brown Sugar", The Rolling Stones, "Sticky Fingers", 1971
- Bobby Keyes, "Can't You Hear Me Knockings", The Rolling Stones, "Sticky Fingers", 1971
 Dick Parry, "Us & Them", Pink Floyd, "Dark Side Of The Moon", 1973
 Sonny Rollins, "Waiting On A Friend", The Rolling Stones, "Tattoo You", 1981
 Branford Marseilles, "Little Wing", Sting, "Nothing Like The Sun", 1990
 Johnny Colla, "Heart Of Rock and Roll", Huey Lewis, "Sports", 1983
 Clarence Clemons, "Born To Run", Bruce Springsteen, "Born To Run", 1990
 Pete Christlieb, "Deacon Blues", Steely Dan, "Aja", 1999
 Mike Shapiro, "Spooky", Classics IV, "Traces", 1969
 Cornelius Bumpus, "Takin' It To The Streets", Doobie Brothers, 1976
 David Sanborn, "Ooh, Baby Baby", Linda Ronstadt, 1978
 Michael Brecker, "Don't Let me Be Lonely", James Taylor, "James Taylor", 2002
R n B
 Gato Barbieri, "Europa", "Caliente", 1990
 King Curtis, "Soul Serenade", "Soul Serenade", 1964
 Wilton Felder, "Put It Where You Want It", The Crusaders, "Finest Hour", 1973
 Grover Washington, Jr., "Mr. Magic", 1976
 Grover Washington, Jr., "Just The Two Of Us", "Winelight", 1980
 Jr. Walker, "Shotgun", 1965
- King Curtis, "Memphis Soul Stew", "Instant Soul", 1965
- King Curtis. "Soul Twist", "Instant Soul", 1965
 Joshua Redman, "I Feel Good", "Joshua Redman", 1993
 King Curtis, "Respect", Aretha Franklin, 1967
Funk & Fusion
 Joe Farrell, "500 Miles High", Return to Forever, "Light As A Feather", 1972
 Michael Brecker, "Some Skunk Funk", Brecker Brothers, "Brecker Brothers", 1975
 Wayne Shorter, "Chameleon", Herbie hancock, "Head Hunters", 1973
 Lennie Pickett, "Knock Yourself Out", Tower Of Power, "Live, In Living Color", 1976
 Malcolm Duncan, "Pick Up The Pieces", Average White Band, "AWB", 1974
 Lennie Pickett, "Squibcakes", Tower Of Power, "Back To Oakland", 1974
 Wilton Felder, "Put It Where You Want It", The Crusaders, "Crusaders I", 1972
 Maceo Parker, "Tell Me Something Good", "Funk Overload", 1998
 Tom Scott. "Sneakin' In The Back", "Tom Scott & the LA Express", 1972
 David Sanborn, "Chicago Song", "A Change Of Heart", 1987
BLUES
 Cannonball Adderly, "All Blues", Miles Davis, "Kind Of Blue", 1959
 David Sanborn, "Hideaway", "Hideaway", 1979
 Brandon Fields, "Wild About You, Baby", Robben Ford, "Talk To Your Daughter", 1988
 Oliver Nelson, "Blues at the 5 Spot", Prestige, "Soul Battle", 1960
- John Coltrane, "Mr. PC", "Giant Steps", 1959
 Charlie Parker, "Now's The Time", 1947
 Lee Allen, "Walkin' With Mr. Lee", 1958
 Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson, "Kidney Stew, "Kidney Stew Is Fine", 1969
 Stanley Turrentine, "Sugar", "Sugar", 1971
 Bruce Johnstone, "Got The Spirit", Maynard Ferguson, "Live At Jimmy's", 1973
50ish ROCK
 Sil Austin, "Wildwood", 1959
 Clifford Scott, "Honky Tonk, Part II", Bill Doggett. "The Very Best Of Bill Doggett", 1956
 King Curtis, "Yakety Yak", The Coasters, "The Coasters '58", 1958
 Harry Haller, "Harlem Nocturne", The Viscounts, "Harlem Nocturne", 1959
 Boots Randolph, "Rockin' Around The Xmas Tree", Brenda Lee, 1958
 Ace Cannon, "Tuff", "More Than Tough", 1961
 Bill Justis, "Raunchy", "The Very best Of Bill Justis", 1957
 Jimmy Forrest, "Night Train", 1951
 Danny Flores, "Tequila", The Champs, 1958
 David "Fathead" Newman, "Hard Times", Ray Charles, "Ray Charles Presents", 1959
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