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	BBC - Radio 4 - Midweek
		This week Francine Stock is joined by Horace Panter, Abigail Thomas, Delaine Le Bas and Ben Okafor.
		Horace Panter was the bass player with Coventry band, The Specials.
		In their second hand suits and pork pie hats, the band were one of the most innovative to come out of the punk era, with their fusion of punk, reggae and ska.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio4/factual/midweek.shtml (0 words)

	Horace Panter at AllExperts
		Horace Panter, also known as Sir Horace the Gentleman Panter, was the bassist for the early Coventry Ska band the Specials.
		Since the break-up of the Specials in 1981, Horace went on to play with General Public, and the Specials reincarnation in the 1990's.
		Most recently Horace has been playing in the blues bands Box of Blues and Blues to go and leads the Coventry Ska-Jazz Orchestra.
	en.allexperts.com /e/h/ho/horace_panter.htm (182 words)

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		Horace Panter of the Specials and General Public joins Neol Davies by filling in the bass chops.
		Horace Panter, former bass player with the Specials, put down the receiver, shook his head and began to laugh.
		Horace Panter is in agreement, although he knows that harmony was increasingly rare among the Specials as 1981 progressed.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,521780,00.html (972 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Horace Panter
		Horace Panter (born Stephen Graham Panter, 30 August, 1953, in Kettering, Northants), also known as Sir Horace the Gentleman Panter, was the bassist for the early Coventry ska band, the Specials.
		Since the break-up of the Specials in 1981, Panter went on to play with General Public, and the Specials reincarnation in the 1990s.
		Most recently Panter has been playing in the blues bands Box of Blues, and Blues To Go, and he leads the Coventry Ska-Jazz Orchestra.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Horace_Panter (133 words)

	GENERAL PUBLIC - EAR.FM - THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN ROCK ARTISTS
		Formed by Ranking Roger (vocals) and Dave Wakeling (vocals/guitar) after splitting up The English Beat with Horace Panter (bass) and Mickey Billingham (keyboards).
		A much more pop sounding group than The Beat were, Panter came on board from The Specials while Billingham joined from Dexy's Midnight Runners.
		The group lasted two albums, then years later Dave and Roger reunited to cover a song by The Staple Singers ("I'll Take You There") for the soundtrack of the movie "Threesome".
	www.ear.fm /Encyclopedia%20G/general%20pubic.htm (145 words)

	Bass Player - Horace Panter with the Specials
		The Specials’ music reflected the influences of its ethnically diverse members—and Horace Panter’s adventurous, thick-toned bass lines hold true to this stylistic mix, as distinct ska, reggae, punk, funk, and R&B flavors can be identified in his lines.
		Panter admits his feel for reggae didn’t come naturally, and that Golding and Selecter keyboardist Desmond Brown had to come to his flat and give him reggae lessons.
		Horace begins the verse with a powerful double-stop figure, followed by a funky octave-E riff.
	www.bassplayer.com /story.asp?storyCode=4808 (0 words)

	The Specials.com - Hompepage of British ska legends The Specials. History, lyrics, MP3, 2 Tone, two tone, ska, Jerry ...
		The beginnings of what was to become The Specials as we know them, came about when Jerry Dammers(keys), Horace Panter(bass), Lynval Golding (guitar), Silverton Hutchison (drums) and Tim Strickland (vocals) formed Coventry band 'The Automatics' in 1977.
		The band hit the Coventry circuit, playing a unique mixture of punk and reggae to local punters, even securing a residency at Coventry's 'Mr.
		American support act 'Suicide' were well received by the Clash's crowd, but the reggae influenced brand of punk that the Special AKA played didn't fare so well, getting them spat at and pelted with cans by many of the drunken punk audiences.
	www.thespecials.com /history.php (647 words)

	» General Public - And what’s next? 80s & current music photos, autographs, interviews and more
		Before his stint in General Public, Horace Panter played in The Specials, and also helped create the artwork for the 2 Tone brand and style.
		Read the whole article: Q&A with Horace Panter of General Public
		And: Saw the guys first at a club in in Sacramento, and then the next night in the Bay Area — and they were so amazing and nice, we trekked down to Santa Cruz to meet up with them again.
	andwhatsnext.com /category/80s-artists/general-public (331 words)

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