This is an I-Heart podcast.

Let's play a game with Elvis Duran in the Morning Show.

No way, it's kind of funny.

The saxophone is very polarizing.

Yeah.

Danielle was just talking about, you know, people who are,

the bands actually you can rent for your reception, your wedding reception. Yeah. A lot of times the bride and groom will say, no, no, no, we don't want a saxophone at our wedding because it's irritating. Yeah, a lot of people say it's like nails on a chalkboard for people. I'm like, what? I love a good sax. How about you? Sexy. Anytime there's a sax solo in any song, the air saxes bust out in here. And people seem to have a really good time with it. I love them. Where would we be without the sax? Scary, do you have any music for this? I sure do. It's national. Oh, there it is.

This cheesy music.

It's a saxophone.

It is.

Is that an alto sax? I don't know.

It's National Saxophone Day.

So, in the words of Gandhi, let's celebrate the sax solo.

Yes. We'll play you the solo. You name the song. I like that. Here on National Saxophone Day. I loved it. This was one of those games where when I was making it, when you isolate just the sax, it sounds like a completely different song. And then when you hear it, you're like, oh, yeah.

So I'm excited.

Let's talk to Sarah.

Sarah has never played the sax, but you were in band in high school, just like me.

What did you play in band?

I played the xylophone.

Oh.

So you were percussion.

I am.

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