On this episode of The Jazz Flyte Podcast, Darrell is joined by the incredibly talented Jeanette Harris, a saxophonist whose energetic performances and inspiring music have won her a devoted fanbase. Jeanette's journey began at the tender age of 7 when she started playing the piano, influenced by her music-loving father. Despite an initial mix-up with a violin, she found her true calling with the saxophone and received classical training that honed her impeccable tone and sound.
 
Jeanette's classical background laid a solid foundation for her jazz and funk endeavors, leading her to join her high school jazz band and later perform alongside legends like Norman Brown and Teena Marie. In this episode, she shares how Norman Brown's fun-loving stage presence inspired her to engage with her audience and the importance of professionalism in the music industry.

Jeanette also talks about her unique term "Saxathrone," signifying her reign as the queen of sax, and the importance of delivering powerful performances. Her passion for travel takes her to places like Atlantic City, NJ, and she's excited about upcoming shows, including a major event in her hometown in California.
 
Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with Jeanette's stories, advice, and the uplifting vibrations that make her music so special.