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Saw Horace Andy at the Jazz Cafe in Camden last night. He was in fine vocal form, and his backing band Dub Asante went down very well. He ended with Hymn from the big wheel and said , 'we're touring throughout June and July, and if you're going to Glastonbury you'll see us there.'

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Saw Horace Andy at the Jazz Cafe in Camden last night. He was in fine vocal form, and his backing band Dub Asante went down very well. He ended with Hymn from the big wheel and said , 'we're touring throughout June and July, and if you're going to Glastonbury you'll see us there.'

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I guess he will be appearing with Massive Attack then.

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If I'm perfectly honest, I've never heard his stuff! It just popped up on my Facebook feed and thought i'd share it.

Will be sure to check him out though, sounds like it could be my sort of thing.

This is a great tune...

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Saw Horace Andy at the Jazz Cafe in Camden last night. He was in fine vocal form, and his backing band Dub Asante went down very well. He ended with Hymn from the big wheel and said , 'we're touring throughout June and July, and if you're going to Glastonbury you'll see us there.'

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superb - Dub Asante are by-far the best reggae backing band around, and each time I've seen Horace with them it's been brilliant. :)

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Look forward to seeing Horace and Dub Asante, West Holts I would assume

I'd guess so, yeah.

BTW, Mr Steve (WH booker), Emily says there's not enough reggae on West Holts. To quote her exactly "there should be more reggae on West Holts".

So bloody do it. :P

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