In Memoriam: saxophonist Glenn with The Ron Burgundy's, "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty 9/3/2023

Rest In Peace: Sadly, Glenn Oskvarek, saxophonist for The Ron Burgundy's cover band, unexpectedly passed away on December 11, 2023. Our deepest condolences goes out to his family, friends, bandmates, business partners, and all the fans out there who enjoyed his performances and supported him throughout the years. He will be dearly missed! In memory of Glenn and as a fan of the sax and The Ron Burgundy’s, I'd like to share some videos of his awesome saxophone performances. Here's a funny video with Jaycee's mascot, Frank E. Fling AKA Jumbo Frank, enjoying Glenn's sax performance while losing his teeth in the end (good catch by the way) and getting accused of swallowing a man (with the assist on reattaching the teeth). More cowbell and saxophone!
*FUN FACT: As a fellow fun fact/trivia lover, which I discovered about him, I cannot pick just one fact about him to highlight. Please learn some interesting facts about him by visiting his obituary at: www.kaminskifa...
The Ron Burgundy's (yacht rock and soft rock cover band playing 70s, 80s, and oldies but goodies songs) saxophone cover of “Baker Street” (1978) by Gerry Rafferty from his 2nd album: City to City, live at Naperville, Illinois (outside of Chicago, IL) Jaycees Last Fling festival and carnival on Sunday, September 3, 2023. The band's manager is Kenny Braasch who was a contestant (the "Boy Band Manager") on the 16th season of The Bachelorette and was also on the 7th season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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