It was a beautiful sunny day in September. The River-Walk way in Downtown Detroit looked pristine and peaceful. A testiment to a first step in a city truly intent on making a comeback. This event was a celebration of the Wayne County Public Library. In attendance was a large group of visually impaired individuals and their caretakers. Individuals who understood and appreciated true jazz music. So enthusiatic and spirt filled was the group that others who just happened to be in the area stopped and stood and listened to the creative sounds.
Never have I heard my husband and his group perform better. They played jazz standards and original tunes. During intermission during the two set performance, there was a Jazz interpretation of the "Flintstones Theme". Jazz, a wonderful audience, and a beautiful September Day; who could ask for more...
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