The Speakeasy Vol 2
Book
£16.00
THE SPEAKEASY Volume Two by Mark Baxter (The Mumper)
1st Edition
Illustrations by Lewis Wharton
Foreword by Rhoda Dakar
Mark Baxter began writing for the The Speakeasy on the Art Gallery Clothing site in 2017 & has covered various subjects from music to film & clobber to art & literature.
110 Pages
21.0 cm x 16.0 cm
Art Gallery Books / Mono Media
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For Volume Two of The Speakeasy book Mark Baxter has selected another 25 editions from his weekly blogs for the Art Gallery Clothing site covering:
GEORGIE FAME
RONNIE LANE
JOHN SIMONS
JOE ORTON
LEE MARVIN
QUADROPHENIA
JIMMY SMITH
THE STYLE COUNCIL – OUR FAVOURITE SHOP
LULU
PAUL NEWMAN
GARY CROWLEY
JAMES BROWN – LIVE AT THE APOLLO
ETTA JAMES
CURTIS MAYFIELD
THE CREATION
THE ACTION
SCOTT WALKER – SCOTT 2
MILES DAVIS
PAULINE BOTY
JULIE CHRISTIE
THE ARTWOODS
FREEMAN & PILLER
PP ARNOLD
THE KINKS – SOMETHING ELSE
PETE MEADEN