The Big Ten Inch!

30th Jul 2016 8pm - 2am
British Summer Time

at The Book Club

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Featuring: Fat Relic (live), DJ Natty Bo, Scratchy, Count Skylarkin

"The Best Night Out in Shoreditch!" (Spoonfed)

From the ashes of former Big Ten Inch favourites The Dirty Gentlemen come Fat Relic - now a 9-piece brass-heavy, funked-up frenzy of rhythm n blues, deep fried soul and original grooves and raring to rock The Book Club's dancefloor. Spinning killer vintage cumbia, ska, swing, gospel and calypso either side, Count Skylarkin is joined by the internationally renowned DJ, MC, singer, dancer, artist and man about town Natty Bo, and legendary selector Barry 'Scratchy' Myers - exactly 40 years on from his DJing debut (alongside The Ramones at Camden Dingwalls)!

Price: £5 ADV

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