What he lacked in expertise, Government minister Donville Inniss made up for with an abundance of enthusiasm yesterday while he entertained the Democratic Labour Party’s (DLP) annual conference on the saxophone.
With some gusto, Inniss (left) joined saxophonist Cleveland Inniss in tackling the popular – but not so easy to render – Ode To Joy and later went solo before the large gathering of party members, supporters and their friends and relatives at DLP headquarters in Belleville, St Michael.
Inniss admitted that he was “much better at talking in Parliament than playing” the musical instrument which he bought under two years ago and still looked brand new yesterday.
Inniss sax-ing it to Dems
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