Corona- The Rhythm of the Night (Sandy Sax balcony live extract)

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SANDY SAX (Blonde version) Tribute to Frontline COVID-19 Healthcare workers
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SANDY SAX a french saxophonist performing from his balcony a live cover of Rhythm of the Night (Corona) during lockdown.

Worldwide : Sax Performer for Events, Nightclubs, Open air... on house music

Check others famous tracks with my sax version on this Youtubepage ! Also live from balcony !

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I'm telling you this is gonna be reccomended 10 years later...

swapnageorge

I actually didn't know the artist was named Corona. Quite fitting in these times.

Tricus

See you in like 9 years when YouTube decides to recommend this to us again

*edit:
It's now 9 months later and still getting recommended.
See you in 8, 25 years

lucaplat

It's 2023 and I still can't enough of it ❤️❤️

Benjamin-nlyo

*Come back here after 5 years when YouTube recommends corona memories.*

shinjushaji

27 years later and we still don't know whether those were Reeboks or Nikes.

crispy-k

Never forget that horrible time COVID everywhere, restrictions....and that sound kept me Alive!!

inigohierroribo

This man is playing the sax on a mic and neighbours doesn't complain, I play the ukulele to the beat of the sound of silence and got a complain on how I played loud music.

Theoceanismoist

Saxophones are just one of the best sounding instruments ever!🎷

harryhirsch

I’ll never forget how nice this was to witness when quarantine lockdowns had just started all over the world.

Thatdudedrew

The human spirit shines on through every disaster! Bravo!

mjremy

This needs to be released as a remix!!!

LM-kfjn

Drinking corona, listenin corona, and stayin away from corona

xkingzanderx

When this video came out my city was going into lockdown, scared of the unknown of Corona. Everything closed and locked down my work sent me home and my school forcing me to drop out. One year later I'm still in lockdown, my city still forbids leaving unless for crucial reasons, I still can't go back to my work physically, I can't go to school, and I haven't seen my friends since.

This video is wonderful then and now but it reminds me of when I had hope this would all be over in a month or two at most. It reminds me so much of that little bit of joy I had in seeing people coming together (though apart) to still smile and have fun. Coming back it's become a bitter joy...

SatansFire