This is no secret; I've been working up to it all week. The real reason that I go to Truck Festival time and again is the Saloon Bar stage. It is a microcosm of a festival in its own right; and all in a space of about 8 x 16 metres. This is what it looks like from outside.
That fuzzy blob is a rain drop on the lens filter, not some alien thing...
This is the view from the front porch, with the Market Stage on the left. Let's go inside.
You will find an audience of all ages and the music will be Americana or some such in its many guises.
I'm not sure what Paul McClure (who hails from the back-woods of Rutland) would make of this but, as previously at Truck, he was wonderful. He played solo and also played a few songs with band backing - mostly members of other acts performing that day.
This is very much a trend on this stage and is definitely to be applauded.
Don Gallardo does hail from the USA, and he has his latest and very arresting LP 'Hickory' in tow.
Don Gallardo and friends. Just the drummer and bassist for company here. As it turned out that didn't last long...
In almost no time this swelled to six-piece backing. OMG this was good.
That folks is probably not even the half of the goodness on this little stage last weekend. You have been warned.
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