The strains of local favourites like Hit It, Jack and Something’s Happening filled the air at Holders last night when the season continued with African Night.
It was a mix of music and different fusions using various instruments at Holders Season. David “Ziggy” Walcott and the Rhythm Band was on stage, blending pan, steel and drums and the audience was drawn in and were forced to participate.
Muntu Valdo, from Cameroon with his harmonica and the guitar also thrilled the large crowd. There was also Seckou Keita Duo with the Hendrix of the Kora. (CM)
Mix of music at Holders
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