Prime Minister Freundel Stuart paying close attention to saxophonist Gerald “Seaman” Hunte yesterday, just before he held a Press conference in The Pine, St Michael.
“Seaman” not only gave him a brief history of the treasured saxophone but also delighted the Prime Minister by playing some notes for him.
An impressed Stuart (second from right) gripped hands with the entertainer (left) as he chatted with Democratic Labour Party?member Althea Blackman (right). Looking on (behind Hunte) is new DLP candidate for St Michael South East, Patrick Tannis.
‘Seaman’ soothes Stuart
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