Nice work, Kenny.
TAMPA – Finally, a good news story about an incident aboard a flight. This one happened on a Delta flight from Tampa to Los Angeles early Saturday morning.
Passengers were treated to a mini-concert by Grammy Award winning Saxophonist Kenny G.
The legendary musician was in the bay area after performing at Ruth Eckerd Hall on Friday night. He was on a Delta flight out of Tampa on Saturday morning.
According to ABC Action News viewer, Chuck Cave, who was on the flight, the passenger sitting next to Kenny G was an off-duty flight attendant. Her daughter had died of brain cancer and she asked Kenny G to play. The head flight attendant told passengers that Kenny G would perform if passengers donated a $1000 to cancer charity Relay for Life.
Cave said the passengers raised about $2000! Kenny G held up his promise and performed for passengers, playing his saxophone while walking up and down the aisle of the airplane.