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Length from shoulder to hem of size S: 65cm. Mini dress. Lined. Cold hand wash only. Model is a standard XS and is wearing size XS. True to size. Lightweight, non-stretchy fabric. Back zipper.  Polyester.  Vacay vibes only here. Cancel all stressful thoughts, 'cause that ain't hot. Instead, spend your days chillin' in the Ridin This Wave Dress. This FAB mini features a low neckline with short flowy sleeves, waist cut-outs, a back cut-out with ties and a flowy bottom. Style yours with mules and gold jewellery. 

Oversized graphic washed fleece lined sweatshirt Bust measures 48" on size small Body length 26" on size small

Oversized graphic washed fleece lined sweatshirt Bust measures 48" on size small Body length 26" on size small

Graphic fleece lined dolman sweatshirt Bust measures 47" on size small Body length 22 1/2" on size small

Graphic fleece lined dolman sweatshirt Bust measures 47" on size small Body length 22 1/2" on size small

Graphic fleece lined dolman sweatshirt Bust measures 47" on size small Body length 22 1/2" on size small

Oversized graphic washed fleece lined sweatshirt Bust measures 48" on size small Body length 26" on size small

Graphic fleece lined dolman sweatshirt Bust measures 47" on size small Body length 22 1/2" on size small

Oversized graphic washed fleece lined sweatshirt Bust measures 48" on size small Body length 26" on size small

Graphic fleece lined dolman sweatshirt Bust measures 47" on size small Body length 22 1/2" on size small

Vinyl LP pressing. Jack Ingram's new album, Ridin' High...Again, is a 13-song homage to the music and songwriters of his home state of Texas, and a tribute in spirit to the great Jerry Jeff Walker and his classic record, Ridin' High. It was recorded over two days at famed Arlyn Studios in Austin, TX and features legendary Texan Charlie Sexton on guitar. Six of the songs are covers of songs written by Texas greats, including Guy Clark's "Desperados Waiting For A Train," Kris Kristofferson's "Jesu

Follows the adventures of a brave but foolhardy bronco buster as he meets his match in the horse called "Strawberry Roan." Based on an old Western folksong.

Zoom, zoom! Let's pick up some friends and go "Ridin' in the Car" through tunnels and over bridges, to a carnival, to the beach, and finally home to bed. This charming storybook is based on the popular song from the Music Together curriculum and the award-winning "Music Together Family Favorites" CD. This picture book inspires singing, pre-literacy learning, and imaginative play between children and their favorite adults. The book includes a song download and activity suggestions designed to stimulate learning and music-making at home and in the classroom. Winner of eight awards including Academics' Choice Smart Book, Mom's Choice Gold, and Creative Child Book of the Year. Academics' Choice awards program reviewer: "Zoom, zoom, ridin' in the car... sing, sing, singing in the car!' This catchy tune quickly became a favorite of my daughter. The last line, 'Sleep, sleep, sleeping in the car,' almost always put her to sleep (whether at home or in the car). Reading along with this song has definitely improved her recognition of simple words." Music Together, the acclaimed international early childhood music education program for children birth through second grade, has enriched the musical lives of families around the world. Since its founding in 1987, Music Together has offered developmentally appropriate, research-based classes for children and their parents and caregivers in more than 2,000 communities in 40 countries around the world. Hundreds of thousands of families have come to love Music Together classes-and our music!

Using the classic call-and-response structure of black music--the visual art work as the call and language as the response--this book provides a unique interchange between contemporary visual arts and poetry

Double vinyl LP pressing. No pretense, just skills. The duo of Libretto & Buscrates represent a convergence of emcee and production mastery. They are students of Hip-Hop and are thoroughly committed to both its preservation and progression. Their masterpiece, Eternal Ridin' fully and uncompromisingly represents Hip-Hop in its purest form, while updating the sound and pushing the culture forward. Eternal Ridin' is a true LP. From "Sentences" with its vivid 1st hand description of life in federal

Famous tales refashioned in Latin American settingsEleven classic tales are retold with an injection of Latino culture, providing a twist on the traditional forms while sustaining a freshness all their own. The title story, "Red Ridin' in the Hood," moves the setting to the barrio, where Red decides to brave dangerous Forest Street in order to reach her abuelita and encounters the menacing wolf in a thumping Chevy lowrider. Some stories are set in the Mexican countryside; in "Belleza y La Bestia," the beautiful heroine is a defender of the Revolution and teaches the beast about the righteousness of the freedom fighters. "El Día de los Muertos," a retelling of the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, takes place in the time of the Aztecs and casts Orpheus as the feather-maker Nochehuatl.These and the other cuentos in this book are further brought to life by abundant illustrations, by turns comical and poignant.

Traction control? Engine management? Acres of run-off? You’ve got to be joking: motorcycle racing's age of superheroes, 1988-93, was the zenith of two-stroke Grand Prix racing, when macho colonials slugged it out on evil two-strokes capable of 200mph. Even Valentino Rossi acknowledges this period as a special moment in motorcycle racing history, for he grew up watching Kevin Schwantz, Wayne Rainey, Eddie Lawson, John Kocinski, Mick Doohan and Wayne Gardner on TV as they bumped fairings and burned rubber around ultra-fast, lethal racetracks.

Traction control? Engine management? Acres of run-off? You’ve got to be joking: motorcycle racing's age of superheroes, 1988-93, was the zenith of two-stroke Grand Prix racing, when macho colonials slugged it out on evil two-strokes capable of 200mph. Even Valentino Rossi acknowledges this period as a special moment in motorcycle racing history, for he grew up watching Kevin Schwantz, Wayne Rainey, Eddie Lawson, John Kocinski, Mick Doohan and Wayne Gardner on TV as they bumped fairings and burned rubber around ultra-fast, lethal racetracks.

2007 release of a recording (sporting seven bonus tracks) of the Steve Gibbons Band captured live in Hamburg features the lineup of Gibbons (lead vocals, guitar), P. J. Wright (guitar, vocals), Jock Evans (guitar), Brian Badhams (bass guitar, vocals) and Brendan Day (drums). The concert took place in 1990 and the seven bonus tracks include contributions from Robbie Blunt on guitar (later in his career, he would pair with former Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant), Trevor Burton (guitar, ex-of the