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David Hillyard in San Jose
The first time many people knowingly heard David Hillyard was on Give ‘Em the Boot II, a Hellcat Records compilation of punk, ska and reggae artists hand-picked by Rancid band founder, Tim Armstrong. At the time, many ska and punk fans knew nothing of the first wave bands like the Skatalites. However, one track, “The Fool” by The David Hillyard Rocksteady 7, stood out among the rest for its earworm hook, infectious beat, and old-school sound. Hi…
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David Hillyard in San Jose
The first time many people knowingly heard David Hillyard was on Give ‘Em the Boot II, a Hellcat Records compilation of punk, ska and reggae artists hand-picked by Rancid band founder, Tim Armstrong. At the time, many ska and punk fans knew nothing of the first wave bands like the Skatalites. However, one track, “The Fool” by The David Hillyard Rocksteady 7, stood out among the rest for its earworm hook, infectious beat, and old-school sound. Hi…
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