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Watermelon Man in Bar Lotte

Just because something is free, doesn't mean it has no value. Like air and effective climate activism, essential things can be done without - literally - paying a price. For example, you could find yourself walking the dog one evening, and pass by a local bar in a small West Country town, like, say, Frome, Somerset. You might hear something unusual, pop you head in, and end up buying a drink, ordering a snack, and meeting new people. That is, if you're not transfixed by world class musicians playing for the sheer joy of it, and for the benefit of their local community. Of course, we can't always guarantee the line-up in a small bar will include one of the world's top saxophonists. After all, a few weeks back Iain Ballamy had to miss a Wednesday evening Frome gig because BBC Radio 3 insisted he show up to solo at the live premiere of yet another saxophone concerto written for him. Or that bloke on drums. Jeremy Stacey may not always make it to Bar Lotte that night, if he chooses to get paid by some of his previous collaborators, like Eric Clapton, Noel Gallagher, Sheryl Crow, The Eurythmics, Andrea Bocelli, Robbie Williams, Echo & the Bunnymen, the Waterboys, Joi Cocker, Aztec Camera... You Can't Always Get What You Want, but we can hear angels, just for one night.