It’s only music. Don’t be afraid of the unfamiliar. Everything good was unfamiliar once, and that includes ripe apricots.
Here‘s Part One of the Musical Offering. And here’s the text for what follows:
Randy Weston’s late-Fifties composition SAUCER EYES, is here exuberantly performed on September 14, 2017, by a comfortable assemblage of all-stars at the 2017 Cleveland Classic Jazz Party: Dan Block, tenor saxophone; Scott Robinson, tenor saxophone; Ehud Asherie, piano; Joel Forbes, string bass; Pete Siers, drums. I hadn’t known the tune, but after hearing it, it is now permanently stuck in my head, in a good way.
I like it, I like it.
May your happiness increase!
JAZZ LIVES 
Fantastic September Song!!!! When???My Body And Soul!!! Please……… Michel from Madrid Thanks
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Keep u the great work…swign’ & enjoyable
A great version of Randy Weston’s SAUCER EYES. He’s still going strong at ninety-one. Scott Robinson’s solo is one of the strongest I’ve heard from him, but the whole group is top-notch, can’t wait for more. Thanks, Michael.
Glad you dig it so fervently, but this was an ad-hoc assemblage that night and this and CRAZEOLOGY / SEPTEMBER SONG are all they played. So savor!
m<ny good and discovering new music ian and bands so far away is a real nice experience after 66 years of following hot jazz tks alfredo danneman