Here’s a recently rediscovered (thank you, attic) snippet of Sax Kari, singing in his living room studio. Location is Seffner, Florida, early September 2005.
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O my God that is fantastic. Thanks for posting.
Wish I had miles more! This was about all my 2005 digital camera could handle.
Awesome to watch this…his voice was still go good. It also showed what his presence must have been like on stage – powerful! Lastly, I love that he was still being creative at his age…a lesson to all of us.
Indeed, Nadine!
That was amazing! I hope you know that through your book, you have created an indelible memory of this man in my mind. The creative force he was makes you feel good about the capacity of humans to persevere and make an impact on their world.