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Reggae Crooner

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Tuesday, October 27, 2009


Vocalist Toussaint Yushua, better known as the Liberator, who has lent his husky tenor to reggae, hip-hop, funk and soul bands, will bring the eight-piece band Buru Style to The Main Pub on Nov. 6. Expect soulful renditions of favorites like "No Shortcut to Zion" and "Mary," as well as the funky single, "Babylon Come." November 6Nov. 6, 10 p.m., The Main Pub, 306 Main St., Manchester, (860) 647-1551. $7, 21 and older, toussaintandburu.com.

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