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The second day of the festival we were there too early. Ahoy hadn’t opened his doors yet. But it was a nice day and there was an outdoor concert at the Harlem venue so it wasn’t that hard to wait.

Then we walked to the Maas venue were Victor Wooten would perform.

He can play bass !!!!!!!!

After his perfomance we bought� Victor Wooten’s� new album and had it signed.�

Miss� CHAKA KHAN. What can I say. She played a lot of her old songs but also a few from het new album. Very funky. OW!

To catch our breath from Chaka we went to a small sereen outdoor place to take sips from our Carparina’s and discussed the performance.

Than we took a rest and desided what to do next while eating a fried fish watching “Metro Special Edition”� at the indoor square.

We went to the Congo venue to see Marc Broussard, only the organization should have put him in a much bigger venue. There were as much people inside as there were outside. And we were watching it from the outside, so no picture of this one. You here a “black” voice when you close your eyes but he is a white dude. His voice and music sounds a bit like Al Green and Otis Redding. So very good.�

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We stayed at this venue because we surely want to be as close as possible to the next performance

Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings. This is very good Oldskool soul. And Sharon herself is a crazy woman. At the end my back and feet were killing me.�