The Odyssey - Roatán, Honduras

A ship wreck on the West side of Roatán, a small island off the coast Honduras.
To underpin the video I chose a Stanley Turrentine tune "Sugar" from his November, 1970 release album called "Sugar".
Born on April 5, 1934, Stanley Turrentine emerged as a titan of the tenor saxophone, imprinting his soulful style deeply into the fabric of jazz. His rendition of "Sugar" stands as a quintessential masterpiece, blending smooth melodies with a bluesy edge that remains unmistakably his own. Turrentine's ability to weave stories through his instrument captivated audiences worldwide, creating a legacy that endures long after his passing on September 12, 2000.
Throughout his career, Turrentine's music spoke with a timeless resonance, bridging the gap between accessibility and artistic depth. His commanding presence on stage and emotive phrasing underscored his mastery, influencing countless musicians and shaping the evolution of jazz. Stanley Turrentine's legacy remains a testament to the transformative power of music, where each note of "Sugar" continues to stir hearts and minds with its enduring charm and soulful expression.