Name That Tune

Does anyone know what this tune is called and/or who the artist was?

Update: The following people have informed me that its a number called "Take Five" by Dave Brubeck.
Jim, Richard Lee, Martin Walker, Graeme, and Richard Martin.
For those of you who requested guitar tab for this lovely saxaphone riff here it is as a text file:
ntt.txt
Thanks again people 8-)
Click here to visit the Dave Brubeck Site

I think its part a well known jazz instrumental that used to get played on the radio when I was a kid. The wav file is pretty close to the memorable part of the tune, but obviously played on the wrong instrument because the original was played on something like a clarinet or perhaps a sax but definitely a reed instrument. The grand prize for anyone who knows what the tune is called is an email from me that says thanks. Obviously when I know what its called I might be able to locate the music and learn to play it correctly, or even obtain a recording of the original artist who plays the sax a lot more nicely than I can play the guitar!

Anyhow if you recognise the tune

To save the music files to disk, rather than open them in your default music playing software just right click on the treble clef then select save as from the pop up menu that your browser displays.

	MP3 Versions Most peoples music file format of choice - widely supported and music player friendly.
	name_that_tune.mp3 48kb, 24 seconds duration. Just the memorable bit of the tune recorded.
	nttmono8bit600.mp3 193kb, 1 minute 38 seconds duration. If you really like the tune this is a slightly longer version played with a couple of small variations....
	nttmono8bit600long.mp3 420kb, 3 minute 34 seconds duration. Extended version with different FX, (after a few more beers and starting to enjoy my self!) for serious aficionados of bad guitar playing to download only!
	WAV Versions Widely supported but very bulky and music player friendly
	name_that_tune.wav 145kb, 24 seconds duration. Just the memorable bit of the tune recorded at 6000HZ, 8 bit mono to save bandwidth.
	nttmono8bit600.wav 577kb, 1 minute 38 seconds duration. If you really like the tune this is a slightly longer version played with a few small variations.... Still 6000HZ, 8 bit mono but moving it around the guitar neck a little bit after a few beers 8-)
	nttmono8bit600long.wav 1.2MB, 3 minute 34 seconds duration. Extended version with different FX, (after a few more beers and starting to enjoy my self!) for serious aficionados of bad guitar playing to download only!
	VQF Versions (Twin VQ Version 2.0) NOT currently supported by the Machinehead music player but provided anyhow because its still a very good format. But if you can't play mp3 for some reason these are much smaller than the wav versions:
	name_that_tune.vqf 24kb, 24 seconds duration. Just the memorable bit of the tune recorded at 6000HZ, 8 bit mono to save bandwidth.
	nttmono8bit600.vqf 96kb, 1 minute 38 seconds duration. If you really like the tune this is a slightly longer version played with a few small variations.... Still 6000HZ, 8 bit mono but moving it around the guitar neck a little bit after a few beers 8-)
	nttmono8bit600long.vqf 210kb, 3 minute 34 seconds duration. Extended version with different FX, (after a few more beers and starting to enjoy my self!) for serious aficionados of bad guitar playing to download only!