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Add the missing piece to your streetwear look. The John Hatter Boss Cap is a trucker-style hat that features a thick, rubberized badge on the crown. It has a breathable mesh back panel for comfortable wear year-round.Rubberized badgeCurved brimMesh backCotton materialAdjustable snap closure

Add the missing piece to your streetwear look. The John Hatter The Boss Cap is a trucker-style hat that features a thick, rubberized badge on the crown. It has a breathable mesh back panel for comfortable wear year-round.Rubberized badgeCurved brimMesh backCotton materialAdjustable snap closure

Boss Reggae Ernest Ranglin - LP 4571179530682

Sock It To Me: Boss Reggae Rarities in the Spirit of '69 Various Artists - LP 4050538490084

Boss Reggae appears to be a term used by collectors to describe a particular style of upfront late sixties early seventies reggae understood by mutual agreement when the style is evoked by aficianados in discussion or demanded by them from revive selectors, much in the same manner that adherents to the particular style of roots reggae known as "Shaka style" know what they mean when they say it. Though the difference between "Boss Reggae" and what used to be called "Skinhead Reggae" appears be

Trojan: Original Boss Reggae Classics / Various (IMPORT) Various Artists - LP 4050538211283

A colorfully detailed portrait of the acclaimed writer and barrister traces his legal and literary career from his courtroom triumphs and creation of Horace Rumpole to his promiscuous romantic life and the untruths presented in his three-part autobiography. 20,000 first printing.

Excerpt from Bailey Genealogy: James, John, and Thomas, and Their Descendants; In Three Parts In 1858 Alfred l'oor of Salem, Mass, published an extended account of Richard Bailey of Rowley, Mass, and his descend ants ih a book entitled Historical and Genealogical Researches in the Merrimack Valley. In 1891 Miss Anna M. Bailey of Lynn, Mass, published a pamphlet entitled A Sketch of One Branch of the Bailey Family. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Boss Gardener is a highly personal portrait of Golden Gate Park's most famous superintendent. For over half a century John McClaren preserved and protected San Francisco's most prized possession. His influence effected many positive changes for the Park, and he was instrumental in developing much of Golden Gate Park as it is today.

Captain John R. Hughes' exploits in tracking down horse thieves led not only to his earning the enmity of the Wild Bunch, the desperados led by Butch Cassidy, but also to his becoming a Texas Ranger. He served mainly along the Texas-Mexico border, where the Rio Grande bandits gave him the name of "Border Boss." Originally published in 1942.

Captain John R. Hughes' exploits in tracking down horse thieves led not only to his earning the enmity of the Wild Bunch, the desperados led by Butch Cassidy, but also to his becoming a Texas Ranger. He served mainly along the Texas-Mexico border, where the Rio Grande bandits gave him the name of "Border Boss." Originally published in 1942.

These two essential albums now form the basis of this set, which is further bolstered by an incredible 38 bonus tracks, many of which make their CD debut, making this a must for fans of the legendary Duke and the popular boss reggae sound.

Reggae Dance Little John - LP 881026004896

The story of photographer, David Bailey, telling of his life and work from 1957 to 1969. Beginning with his early days in London's East End, it follows his progress through his first photographic experiences as an assistant to John French; his early years with "Vogue"; his close relationship with the stars of rock music - which resulted in images of bands like "The Beatles" and "The Rolling Stones" that form the iconography of the 1960s; and his friendships and love affairs with some of the period's beautiful women - among them models Jean Shrimpton and Penelope Tree and the actress Catherine Deneuve. The book brings together some of Bailey's most famous photographs, as well as images which seek to show an unknown side of the man, such as pictures of the East End.

While he was working on Appendix Appendix, Ryan Gander described it to Artforum as "a shooting script for a 13-part television series about television" and "a cross between John Berger's...Ways of Seeing and Monty Python." His collaborator and typographer Stuart Bailey, on the other hand, describes it as a sequel to their first book, Appendix, which compiled back stories for Gander's conceptual work. Bailey says, "The problem (a good problem) is to work out how the second [collaboration] is affected by the first, how it swallows it. I always relate these things to music, so it's like thinking what's the second album going to be after the rough debut; more studio time, more pressure, bigger egos, drinking problems, etcetera." Bailey has created books with Paulina Olowska, Lucy McKenzie and Frances Stark; Gander recently won the Baloise Prize at Art Basel and appeared in the 2006 Tate Triennial.

If you’re a guy like me, and you find yourself having banged your sexy new boss—the school principal—in the back of your Jeep one drunken night, here’s a few takeaways based on my experience...Lesson One: Always get her FULL name.Lesson Two: Consider asking what she does for a living.Lesson Three: Find out why she’s moved to town. Get details. Details are crucial.Lesson Four: Don’t alter her bio in front of an auditorium of high school students unless you know she has a sense of humor for that sort of thing.Lesson Five: If you ignore Lesson Four, apologize instead of flirt when you’re sent to the principal’s office.Lesson Six: NEVER sleep with her again.Lesson Seven: Pay attention to this one—it’s the most important of them all.Don’t fall for your one-night stand.Class dismissed.

Published to coincide with editor Blake Bailey?s groundbreaking new biography, here are the five novels of John Cheever, together in one volume for the first time. In these dazzling works Cheever laid bare the failings and foibles of not just the ascendant postwar elite but also the fallen Yankee aristocrats who stubbornly? and often grotesquely and hilariously?cling to their shabby gentility as the last vestige of former glory. Complete Novels gathers: the riotous family saga The Wapshot Chronicle (winner of the National Book Award) and its sequel The Wapshot Scandal (winner of the William Dean Howells Medal); the dark suburban drama Bullet Park (?a magnificent work of fiction,? John Gardner remarked in The New York Times Book Review); the prison novel Falconer, a radical departure that met with both critical and popular acclaim; and the lyrical ecological fable Oh What a Paradise It Seems. A companion volume, Collected Stories

In The Vendetta, author Alston Purvis recounts the story of his father, Melvin Purvis, the iconic G-man and public hero made famous by his remarkable sweep of the great Public Enemies of the American Depression—John Dillinger; Pretty Boy Floyd, and Baby Face Nelson. Purvis’s successes led FBI boss J. Edgar Hoover to grow increasingly jealous, to the point where he vowed to bring down Purvis. Hoover smeared Purvis’s reputation, and tried to erase his name from all records of the FBI's greatest triumphs. This book sets the record straight, and provides a grippingly authentic new telling of the gangster era, seen from the perspective of the pursuers.

Uncle John's Bathroom Reader is plunging into another superb state. This time around, it's New Jersey, the Garden State, long proud of its traditions, its history, and its accent. From Jersey tomatoes and blueberries, the Tigers of Princeton and the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers, the songs of the Boss and the Chairman of the Board, the Garden State has long provided a treasure trove of exceptional sons and daughters, legends and folklore, amazing facts and figures-not to mention a wealth of jokes. Whether going "down the shore," getting lost in the Pine Barrens, dining on great cuisine in Newark's Ironbound district, or driving down the Turnpike, traveling around New Jersey captures the imagination. Interesting and entertaining articles cover tons of little-known facts like:* Known as the "Pathway of the Revolution," New Jersey was the site of over 100 battles during the War for Independence.* Mud from a secret South Jersey riverbank rubs the sheen off of every new baseball used in the Major League.* A gas station in Englewood sports a plaque saying "It All Started Right Here." What started there? Frank Sinatra's career. The station sits on the site of the Rustic Cabin where he worked as a singing waiter.

As the birthplace of baseball, the Boss, and Bubble Wrap, New Jersey has got it all, and Uncle John’s Plunges into New Jersey covers it all . . . in brilliant Technicolor! This cool compendium is full of electrifying trivia and fascinating facts about the Garden State, and this edition is jam-packed with photographs and illustrations too! What kind of information is in these pages, you ask? Read all about what to eat at a diner (breakfast anytime, obviously), Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Shuffle, the parts of Ellis Island that aren’t in New York, Jersey Boys, Jersey Girls, and the Jersey Devil, and much more! It’s the perfect gift for all New Jerseyans whether they were lucky enough to be born in the Garden State or just always wished to be.