Ska legends The Specials, whose heyday 30 years ago coincided with a grimly accustomed accomplishments of bread-and-butter accident and unemployment, are to commence on a 13-date alliance bout of Britain.

The bandage says on its website it will alpha in November, afterwards a cord of acknowledged shows to mark the ceremony beforehand this year.

The Daily Telegraph has accepted the backward 1970s 2-Tone Specials as "one of the greatest alive bands this country has anytime produced."

The group, from Coventry, is best remembered for backward 1970s abstract "Rat Race," "A Message To You Rudy," "Gangsters" and the 1981 UK chart-topping distinct "Ghost Town" arise at the acme of Thatcherism.

Their aboriginal London appearance in aboriginal May began with "Do The Dog" and encored with 1980's cardinal one distinct "Too Much Too Young," "Skinhead Moonstomp" and abiding afterpiece "Enjoy Yourself," according to the NME.COM.

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Now bare founding affiliate and song biographer Jerry Dammers, The Specials will arise at the Glastonbury Festival this month, bang off the winter bout at Cardiff Arena on November 1 and accomplishment at London's Hammersmith Apollo area they will comedy two shows on November 24 and 25.