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Dec 14, 2011 •
New Poster out now! Go grab it on Etsy
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Dec 14, 2011 •
The same day I found the Polka Dot Cookie Jar, I stumbled upon 2 (!!) Terraillon scales. Both in working order… Ok, they’re not precise to the gram, but they do their job in a terrific yet simple way. The other one, beige, is the one I use when I cook and one of these...
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Dec 13, 2011 •
Another trip, another find. This time a simple plastic Salad Bowl, possibly from late 7t’s. It has a fantastic and bright 3 colors decoration that really stands out on a white background. Unfortunately I do not know anything about the manufacturer/design, but I’m open to suggestions!
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Dec 11, 2011 •
Jazzy Horn A3+ Poster – Jazz Retro Art Print – Blue and White This poster is the last of a 5 pieces series. The layout idea suddenly struck me while I was working on something similar. It’s a bit of an hommage to Blue Note for various reasons. In my mind it’s a cross between...
I remember when first Tim P mentioned he was putting a night on, something like a better version of 100% Dynamite, right in the heart of London’s Chinatown….. Many moons have passed since then Although I wasn’t able to attend the very first one, I made sure I check one out in May last year....
1. The Whip – The Etheopians (Never get weary of this Rocksteady classic. Guaranteed to fill any dancefloor!) 2. Scare Him – The Maytals (100 mile an hour early Reggae scorcher out of the Leslie Kong camp!)
I remember having met Chris about 10 yrs ago while living in London. We were both playing at Cello’s Coast to Coast, while the club was in Orchard St.. What struck me about Chris was is Reggae knowledge: he’s didn’t look one of those “I-know-it-all” kind of guy and he was quiet, just busy playing...
Tighten Up trademark MC Champian is there to check that Island 7″… - Please Chris, introduce yourself…born in the Angel, Islington, London 13th January 1956. Always lived in London, grew up in the West End (Marylebone) now residing in South East London. - How did you first got involved with reggae?…. like most ordinary kids...