Where can i shop for big & tall clothes in North Atlanta?
Ok, so my boyfriends birthday is soon & I need to know where I can take him shopping. We live in the sandy springs/dunwoody/chamblee area of atlanta and since we are new here, I am lost! Lol. He’s a big guy & we will need to shop at some stores that cater to bigger black men. Thanks!!!
Casual Male is a great store for him. They are also located in many outlet malls too.
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POPEYE T-Shirt Cloth Tee NEW -Big Muscle Man- (MEN-M) $20.95 |
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POPEYE T-Shirt Cloth Tee NEW -Big Muscle Man- (MEN-S) $20.95 |
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Big Size Halloween Costume Party Superman Clothes Kids Boys Spiber-Man Suit $5.59 |
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Big Size Halloween Costume Party Superman Clothes Kids Boys Super-Man Suit $5.59 |
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Big Size Halloween Costume Party Superman Clothes Kids Boys Spiber-Man Suit $5.59 |
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Big Size Halloween Costume Party Superman Clothes Kids Boys Super-Man Suit $5.59 |
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Household Essentials 06910 Ten Pocket Hanging Cosmetics/Grooming Bag, Black $7.99 Made of PVC microfiber exterior and waterproof vinyl lining.Dimensions: 14″W x 28″H (when opened)… |
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Honey-Can-Do Over The Door Clear Shoe Organizer … |
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Household Essentials Doorknob Hanging Cotton Canvas Laundry Bag $9.95 Designed with convenience in mind, this hamper from WHITNEY DESIGN(148) is designed to hang from a doorknob, a hook on the wall, or hang from a clothes bar. The bag is made of heavy duty breathable white canvas that can hold up to two loads of laundry. The back side of the bag is “zippered” for easy removal of any clothing in the bag. The open size is 27″ x 16.25″ x 6″…. |
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Take It Off! Strip Tease Classics $6.42 No Description AvailableNo Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: TAKE IT OFF! STRIPTEASE CLATitle: TAKE IT OFF! STRIPTEASE CLASSIStreet Release Date: 04/01/1997… |
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The Bollywood Dance Workout with Hemalayaa $7.36 BOLLYWOOD DANCE WORKOUT – DVD Movie… |
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Catwalks & Cat Fights $1.99 … |
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Charlie’s Angels Full Throttle $9.95 … |
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Rubbermaid 3F20 Configurations 20-Pocket Shoe Organizer, Natural $16.73 Smart storage solution for all of those extra shoes, this 20-pocket organizer keeps shoes in easy reach. An attractive fabric design provides a durable, nice looking way to store up to 20 pairs of shoes. Pockets on front and back optimize use of space. Great for mounting behind closet doors, the organizer is easy to clean and features stain-resistant lining. –Brian D. Olson… |
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Dickies Mens Diamond Quilted Nylon Vest $52.00 Water resistant and repellent. Nylon taffeta quilted to polyester fill with gray jersey backing. Rib knit collar & back waist. Hand warmer pockets. Warm and lightweight. 100% Polyester Fill; 65% Polyester/35% Cotton lining…. |
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Walls Work Ansi II Safety Vest High Visibility Hi VIS $34.55 ANSI II Compliant & Certified Contrasting Panel Underneath Reflective Tape Reflective Tape Across Shoulders Zipper Front Closure Lower Left Front Pocket Right Interior Front Pocket Contrasting Binding on Armholes, Neckline & Hem High Visibility in all Terrain … |
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Van Heusen Men’s Big and Tall Distressed Leather Bomber Jacket $199.99 Update your closet with a classic but modern distressed lambskin jacketMen’s outerwear features handsome and sophisticated styling Warm up your wardrobe with a luxurious bomber jacket |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Double Stitch Leather Car Coat $109.99 Double stitching lends interest to this classic big and tall leather coat from Knoles & Carter. With a notched collar, this black jacket is finished with a removable liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Black Big & Tall Long James Dean Jacket $108.99 Clean lines and simple styling lends interest to this classic black big and tall jacket from Knoles & Carter. With a folded leather collar, this jacket is finished with a zip-out liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Egyptian High Collar Leather Bomber $127.99 Multiple pockets add dimension and style to this classic men’s big and tall bomber from Knoles & Carter. This jacket features glazed buffalo leather, stand collar and quilted interior. |
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Seven7 Men’s Droide Big Stitch Bootcut Jeans $59.99 These fashionable jeans from Seven7 feature a flattering bootcut fit. A stylish ditch detail, belt loop waist and traditional five pocket design finish these jeans. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Black Big & Tall Classic James Dean Leather Jacket $109.99 Clean lines and simple styling lends interest to this classic black big and tall jacket from Knoles & Carter. With a folded leather collar, this jacket is finished with a zip-out liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Leather Moto Racer Jacket $86.99 Unique seaming detail and sleek zipper pockets lend dimension to this moto-inspired big and tall jacket from Knoles & Carter. With a stand collar with snap closure and button tabbed hem, this jacket is finished with a zip-out liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Double Face Bomber Leather Jacket $114.99 A removable liner lends added warmth to this leather big and tall jacket from Knoles & Carter. With a knit hem and cuffs and stand collar, this black jacket is finished with unique stitch detailing and grommets at the zipper pockets. |
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Izod Men’s Big and Tall New Zealand Lambskin Leather Bomber Jacket $129.99 A classic stand collar and knit waistband and cuffs combine to shape this stylish bomber jacket from Izod. Made of supple New Zealand lambskin leather, this jacket is finished with two front flap pockets and shoulder epaulets. |
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Izod Men’s Big & Tall New Zealand Lamb Poly-filled Hoodie $129.99 Look cool but stay warm in a duck down-filled jacketMen’s outerwear features soft and luxurious New Zealand lambskinCoat offers complete comfort with zip-off hood for changing seasons |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Quilted Bubble Leather Bomber Jacket $99.99 Stylish and warm, this sleek tanned big and tall leather bomber from Knoles & Carter features a quilted exterior. With a stand collar with zipper accent this jacket is finished with knit cuffs and hem and a zip-out liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Egyptian High Collar Leather Bomber $125.99 Multiple pockets add style and functionality to this classic men’s big and tall bomber from Knoles & Carter. This jacket features glazed buffalo leather, stand collar and quilted interior. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Rib Collar Baseball Leather Bomber Jacket $109.99 Sleek and classic, this big and tall leather jacket from Knoles & Carter features a stand and unique seam detailing. With a front placket and knit cuffs and hem, this black jacket is finished with a removable liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Leather Bomber Jacket $79.99 A knit stand collar and hemline lend style and dimension to this big and tall leather jacket from Knoles & Carter. With warm lining and nylon sleeves and back, this jacket is finished with multiple functional pockets. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Faux Fur-lined Leather Bomber Jacket $150.99 A soft faux fur zip-out liner and lends added warmth and style to this leather bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. A ribbed hem, removable faux fur trim at the stand collar and snap-button cuffs complete this stylish jacket. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Stand Collar Leather Bomber Jacket $99.99 A stand collar with strap closure lends interest to this classic big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With multiple functional pockets, this jacket is finished with knit cuffs and hem. |
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Collezione Men’s Big & Tall Leather Banded Bottom Bomber Jacket $131.49 Update your wardrobe with a classic, leather bomber jacket by Izod. This banded bottom jacket features elastic waist for comfort and ease of movement. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Stand Strap Collar Bomber Jacket $99.99 A stand collar with strap closure lends interest to this classic big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With multiple functional pockets, this jacket is finished with knit cuffs and hem. |
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IZOD Men’s Big & Tall New Zealand Lambskin Stand Collar Jacket $185.49 Stay warm and in style with a lambskin coat from Izod. The jacket features a banded bottom for an easy fit. |
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Los Angeles Pop Art Men’s Tiki Big Kahuna Long Sleeves Shirt $24.49 Tiki god statue created out of the words ‘Big Kahuna’ |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Quilted Leather Jacket $161.99 Quilted New Zealand lambskin leather and button flap chest pockets shape this stylish leather jacket from Knoles & Carter. This fully-lined jacket features a classic shirt collar and a snap-button and zipper front closure. |
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Izod Men’s Big and Tall Faux Leather Open Bottom Jacket $80.99 Update your wardrobe with a classic faux leather, James-Dean style jacket from Izod. With a shirt collar, top stitch detailing and a buttery soft texture, this is not a piece to pass by. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big and Tall Multi Zip Leather Bomber Jacket $91.99 Glazed leather and multiple exposed zipper accents define this stylish leather bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. Finished with a knit collar and hem, this jacket features a zip-out quilted liner for added warmth. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Vintage-inspired Biker Jacket $74.99 Vintage-inspired styling lends interest to this black leather big and tall jacket from Knoles & Carter. With a button down notched collar and sleek front zipper, this jacket is finished with a belted hem. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Zip Stand Collar Leather T-Blazer $99.99 A zippered stand collar and belted cuffs lend interest to this big and tall leather blazer from Knoles & Carter. With epaulettes and multiple functional pockets, this jacket is finished with a removable liner. |
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U&I Men’s Big and Tall Faux Leather Nap Blazer $84.99 U&I Men’s Faux Leather Nap Finish Big & Tall Blazer 2 lower convertible flap pkt with an upper welt pkt and side vents, interior has 2 chest and 2 utility pockets, 2 btn front closure, fashion interior has lined panels with finishing accents |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall All Star Knit Collar Leather Bomber Jacket $99.99 Classic construction and a knit collar, cuffs and hem lend style to this leather big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With functional pockets, this jacket is finished with a shirt collar and shoulder tabs. |
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Los Angeles Pop Art Men’s Tiki Big Kahuna T-shirt $19.49 Tiki god statue created out of the words ‘Big Kahuna’ |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Rib Sweep & Cuff Urban Leather Bomber Jacket $109.99 Simple styling enhances the look of this classic black big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With ribbed cuffs and hem this leather jacket is finished with a zip out liner and shirt collar. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big and Tall Multi Zip Leather Bomber Jacket $91.99 Glazed leather and multiple exposed zipper accents define this stylish leather bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. Finished with a knit collar and hem, this jacket features a zip-out quilted liner for added warmth. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Shoulder Stitch Leather Bomber Jacket $109.99 Simple, classic lines enhance the look of this big and tall leather bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With ribbed stitched collar, cuffs and hem, this jacket is finished with a removable liner. |
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Los Angeles Pop Art Men’s Tiki Big Kahuna Hoodie $35.99 Tiki god statue created out of the words ‘Big Kahuna’ |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Classic Urban Leather Bomber Jacket $103.99 A knit stand collar and shoulder tabs lend interest to this classic big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With multiple functional pockets, this jacket is finished with knit cuffs and hem. |
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Tibor Design Men’s Big & Tall 3/4-length Double Collar Leather Coat $244.99 A sleek double collar lends added dimension to this button-front leather coat from Tibor Design. With knit cuffs, this classic jacket is finished with a warm zip-out liner. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Faux Fur Collar Urban Bomber Leather Jacket $103.99 Simple styling enhances the look of this classic black big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. With ribbed cuffs and hem this leather jacket is finished with a zip out liner and faux fur shirt collar. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big and Tall Shoulder Stitch Raglan Leather Bomber Jacket $155.99 Stitched shoulder details and a structured stand collar lend stylish interest to this raglan leather bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. A quilted Thinsulate zip-out liner provides added warmth to this jacket, finished with two side entry pockets. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big and Tall Contrast Stitched Leather Bomber Jacket $100.99 Contrast stitching and a colorblocked collar and cuffs lend unexpected style to this leather bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter. A stand collar, shoudler epaulets and banded hem shape this fully-lined bomber jacket |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Faux Fur-lined Leather Jacket $189.99 A soft, tonal faux fur zip-out liner lends added style and warmth to this classic leather jacket from Knoles & Carter. This fully-lined jacket is finished with two zipper chest pockets, two front button flap pockets and a structured stand collar. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Urban Perforated Multi Bomber Jacket $86.99 Shoulder tabs and perforated leather construction lend interest to this big and tall jacket from Knoles & Carter. Featuring two front pockets, this jacket is finished with a stand collar with snap closure. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Contrast Stitched Leather Bomber Jacket $100.99 Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Zip Front, Stand Collar w/Snap Btn Closure, Epaulette Shoulder, 2 Side Entry Pkt. 1 Inner Zip Pkt, 1 Inner Slit Pkt, L/S w/Snap Btn – Satin Lining w/Padding |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big and Tall Faux Fur Zip-out Leather Jacket $150.99 A faux fur zip-out liner lends added style and warmth to this classic leather jacket from Knoles & Carter. A structured stand collar and two front side entry zipper pockets complete this stylish jacket. |
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Knoles & Carter Men’s Big & Tall Triple Collar Leather Bomber Jacket $99.99 Accented with zippers, this triple collar big and tall bomber jacket from Knoles & Carter features six chest pockets. With knitted cuffs and hem, this jacket is finished with zippers at the cuffs and shoulder tabs. |
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Los Angeles Pop Art Men’s Aloha T-shirt $19.98 A tropical Hawaiian hibiscus conjures visions of big waves and late-night luaus on this bold shirt from Los Angeles Pop Art. The word ‘Aloha’ tops off the look. |
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Coogi Men’s Black Hooded Puffer Jacket $79.99 This hooded jacket from Coogi offers warmth and protection. Fully lined, this jacket is finished with a stylish stand collar, spacious pockets and a zip-front closure. |
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United Face Men’s Military G1 Leather Flight Bomber Jacket $225.99 Military inspired styling and a faux fur collar land interest tot his classic leather bomber jacket from United Face. With multiple functional pockets and knit cuffs and hem, this jacket is finished with a detachable quilted liner. |
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Boston Bruins Big Logo Stocking Hat $10.49 This Boston Bruins Big Logo Stocking Hat is officially licensed by the NHL. This acrylic stocking hat features the stitched outline of your favorite team’s logo on the front of the hat. |
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United Face Men’s Lambskin Leather Belted Coat $266.99 Top-grained soft lambskin leather shapes this 3/4-length jacket from United Face. Quality stitching, a zip-out body liner and a belted waistband completes the classic look of this leather coat. |
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Coogi Men’s Black Faux-leather Puffer Bomber Jacket $79.99 This fashionable faux-leather coat from Coogi offers protection from harsh elements. Fully lined, this coat is finished with spacious pockets, a stand collar and a zip-front closure. |
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Steve Madden Men’s Nylon Puffer Coat $69.99 This nylon puffer coat from Steve Madden features a unique and stylish fireman closure design. A removable hood with faux-fur trim highlights this handsome coat. |
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Coogi Men’s Black Wool Puffer Jacket $69.99 This handsome puffer jacket from Coogi offers protection from harsh weather. Fully lined, this jacket is finished with a stand collar, spacious pockets and a zip-front closure. |
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Hey Man, Cool Clothes $10 Hey Man, Cool Clothes |
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Big Man $6.64 Big Man |
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A Big Man $7.31 A Big Man |
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Big Big Man $17.92 Big Big Man |
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SULLIVAN,BIG ED: IT TAKES A BIG BIG MAN $10.84 SULLIVAN,BIG ED: IT TAKES A BIG BIG MAN |
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Big Band Man-the Mps $45.8 Big Band Man-the Mps |
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Big Hand Man $14.92 Big Hand Man |
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LITTLE MAN: BIG ROCK $14.31 LITTLE MAN: BIG ROCK |
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Big Boss Man $7.36 Big Boss Man |
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Big River Man $12.77 Big River Man |
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Big Boss Man-Best of $13.17 Big Boss Man-Best of |
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Big World For a Little Man $14.08 Big World For a Little Man |
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Clothes Drop $7.94 Trying to please everyone, Shaggy knocks an excellent album down to just a very good one by overstuffing the otherwise inspired Clothes Drop with bland filler. An hour plus, the album contains 40 to 50 minutes of inspired Shaggy with the swashbuckling singer dividing his time between swaggering business as usual and surprisingly non-pop, non-slick numbers that are welcome reminders of how deep he can go. The polished boasting and bragging on the opening “Clothes Drop” is no big surprise, but the minimal and bubbly production from Sly & Robbie is fresh and exciting. The pace is kept up with some raw dancehall — the pounding “Broadway” with its brittle Barrington Levy sample is especially tasty — before things get much slicker. “Wild 2Nite” takes the singer into the perfect-fitting world of G-Unit with special guest Olivia, and “Supa Hypnotic” is the first of two stylish winners with the Pussycat Dolls’ Nicole Scherzinger, the saucy “Don’t Ask Her That” being the second. Up to this point, Clothes Drop juggles the crossover and the genuine well, but generic concessions to bedroom R&B and a empty collaboration with the Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am are forgettable and have no place on this otherwise excellent album. That two of the most heartfelt and poignant numbers from the artist close the album makes this all the worse, but you only have to do a little trimming to make Clothes Drop one of his best. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi Performers: Brian Gold – Vocals (Background); C. Duck Anderson – Vocals (Background); Heather Cummings – Vocals (Background); Rik Rok – Vocals (Background); Tony Gold – Vocals (Background); J. Curtis – Guitar; Lincoln Thomas – Guitar; Martin Kierszenbaum – Keyboards |
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The Clothes On Their Backs $10.99 Orange Prize winner and shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2008, Linda Grant has created an enchanting portrait of a woman who, having endured unbearable loss, finds solace in the family secrets her estranged uncle reveals. In vivid and supple prose, Grant subtly constructs a powerful story of family, love, and the hold the past has on the present. Vivien Kovacs, a sensitive, bookish girl grows up sealed off from the world by her timid Hungarian refugee parents, who conceal the details of their history and shy away from any encounter with the outside world. She learns how to navigate British society from an eccentric cast of neighbors — including a fading ballerina, a cartoonist, and a sad woman who wanders the city and teaches Vivien to be beautiful. She loses herself in books and reinvents herself according to her favorite characters, but it is through clothes that she ultimately defines herself. Against her father’s wishes, she forges a relationship with her uncle, a notorious criminal and slum landlord, who, in his old age, wants to share his life story. As he exposes the truth about her family’s past Vivien learns how to be comfortable in her own skin and how to be alive in the world. Grant is a spectacularly humanizing writer whose morally complex characters explore the line between selfishness and self-preservation. |
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The Clothes on Their Backs $3.48 Orange Prize winner and shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2008, Linda Grant has created an enchanting portrait of a woman who, having endured unbearable loss, finds solace in the family secrets her estranged uncle reveals. In vivid and supple prose, Grant subtly constructs a powerful story of family, love, and the hold the past has on the present. Vivien Kovacs, a sensitive, bookish girl grows up sealed off from the world by her timid Hungarian refugee parents, who conceal the details of their history and shy away from any encounter with the outside world. She learns how to navigate British society from an eccentric cast of neighbors — including a fading ballerina, a cartoonist, and a sad woman who wanders the city and teaches Vivien to be beautiful. She loses herself in books and reinvents herself according to her favorite characters, but it is through clothes that she ultimately defines herself. Against her father’s wishes, she forges a relationship with her uncle, a notorious criminal and slum landlord, who, in his old age, wants to share his life story. As he exposes the truth about her family’s past Vivien learns how to be comfortable in her own skin and how to be alive in the world. Grant is a spectacularly humanizing writer whose morally complex characters explore the line between selfishness and self-preservation. |
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Clothes on Their Backs $10.92 Orange Prize winner and shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2008, Linda Grant has created an enchanting portrait of a woman who, having endured unbearable loss, finds solace in the family secrets her estranged uncle reveals. In vivid and supple prose, Gr |
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Here Comes the Bride: 6 Dolls and Clothes $7.48 "From the Golden archives, a paper-doll book from the golden age of fashion "It’s a wedding day wonderland in this glamorous, lushly illustrated paper-doll book, originally published in 1952. The lovely bride, her attendants, her groom, and the groom’s best man are featured on the front and back covers, ready to be punched out and dressed–and their stunning wardrobes for the big day (and the ski trip honeymoon in Sun Valley) don’t disappoint Even the background artwork is lush, with its ribbons and cupids and wedding bells, ice buckets, ring boxes and bellhops, bringing a dream wedding to life. Little and big girls alike, and all fashion enthusiasts, will ooh and ahh over the clothing styles–and a lifestyle–of a more glamorous time. |
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The Emperor’s New Clothes $6.39 Illustrated by the beloved creator of Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel, The Little House, and Katy and the Big Snow, here is a delightful version of the tale that boys and girls have loved for centuries. The Emperor himself, his court, and his clothes&# |
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BABY DRE’: BIG MAN ON CAMPUS $20.07 BABY DRE’: BIG MAN ON CAMPUS |
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ELVIS PRESLEY : BIG BOSS MAN $30.32 ELVIS PRESLEY : BIG BOSS MAN |
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These are clothes $10 These are clothes – Tarzan and Jane |
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Style and the Man: How and Where to Buy Fine Men’s Clothes $6.99 From the author of Clothes and the Man and Shopping and the Man comes a new book in which this award-winning fashion designer offers men adv ice on dressing and shopping in a smartly illustrated, giftable, and practical guidebook designed to travel well. |
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Big Boss Man [Ronn] $9.79 Big Boss Man is a budget-priced 12-track set that includes Jimmy Reed’s patented swamp blues guitar and harmonica lines mixed with his uniquely lazy vocal style on his most beloved hits, including “Big Boss Man,” “Bright Lights, Big City,” “Take Out Some |
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Clothes Drop [LP] $12.78 Trying to please everyone, Shaggy knocks an excellent album down to just a very good one by overstuffing the otherwise inspired Clothes Drop with bland filler. An hour plus, the album contains 40 to 50 minutes of inspired Shaggy with the swashbuckling singer dividing his time between swaggering business as usual and surprisingly non-pop, non-slick numbers that are welcome reminders of how deep he can go. The polished boasting and bragging on the opening “Clothes Drop” is no big surprise, but the minimal and bubbly production from Sly & Robbie is fresh and exciting. The pace is kept up with some raw dancehall — the pounding “Broadway” with its brittle Barrington Levy sample is especially tasty — before things get much slicker. “Wild 2Nite” takes the singer into the perfect-fitting world of G-Unit with special guest Olivia, and “Supa Hypnotic” is the first of two stylish winners with the Pussycat Dolls’ Nicole Scherzinger, the saucy “Don’t Ask Her That” being the second. Up to this point, Clothes Drop juggles the crossover and the genuine well, but generic concessions to bedroom R&B and a empty collaboration with the Black Eyed Peas’ will.i.am are forgettable and have no place on this otherwise excellent album. That two of the most heartfelt and poignant numbers from the artist close the album makes this all the worse, but you only have to do a little trimming to make Clothes Drop one of his best. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi |
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The Emperor’s New Clothes [With Storybook] $11.98 A vain and selfish man, the emperor lives in splendor while his people starve. When a clever young clothier arrives in the kingdom and offers to make him the finest suit of clothes he has ever seen, the greedy emperor cannot resist. But the clothier is not all that he appears and seems intent on teaching the emperor a lesson. W"ill he learn it before his annual grand parade, or will it be too late?" After listening to the story, children can play the games, print off pages to color, and solve puzzles on the CD-ROM. |
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A Wanted Man $3.98 The past has a way of catching up with folks in Stone Creek, Arizona. So schoolmarm Lark Morgan and Marshal Rowdy Rhodes are determined to hide their secrets–and deny their instant attraction. That shouldn’t be too hard, since each suspects the other of living a lie. Her too-fancy clothes and big-city ways inspire gossip all over town; his blond good looks and impudent grin belong to a man sporting a gunfighter’s coat. But Rowdy and Lark have one truth in common: the very real dangers they face. Like the gang of robbers wreaking havoc on the railroad heading toward Stone Creek–the men Ranger Sam O’Ballivan expects Rowdy to nab. And as past and current troubles collide, Rowdy and Lark must surrender their stubborn pride to the greatest power of all–an undying love. |
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Spider-Man Big Time $16.48 Spidey hits the Big time, creating new opportunities, technology and costumes. Plus the debut of the new Hobgoblin Collecting: Amazing Spider-Man #648-651 |
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Clothes On Their Backs: A Novel $10.49 Orange Prize winner and shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2008, Linda Grant has created an enchanting portrait of a woman who, having endured unbearable loss, finds solace in the family secrets her estranged uncle reveals. In vivid and supple prose, Grant subtly constructs a powerful story of family, love, and the hold the past has on the present. Vivien Kovacs, a sensitive, bookish girl grows up sealed off from the world by her timid Hungarian refugee parents, who conceal the details of their history and shy away from any encounter with the outside world. She learns how to navigate British society from an eccentric cast of neighbors — including a fading ballerina, a cartoonist, and a sad woman who wanders the city and teaches Vivien to be beautiful. She loses herself in books and reinvents herself according to her favorite characters, but it is through clothes that she ultimately defines herself. Against her father’s wishes, she forges a relationship with her uncle, a notorious criminal and slum landlord, who, in his old age, wants to share his life story. As he exposes the truth about her family’s past Vivien learns how to be comfortable in her own skin and how to be alive in the world. Grant is a spectacularly humanizing writer whose morally complex characters explore the line between selfishness and self-preservation. |
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Big Head Boy In Yellow Clothes Plush Adult Mascot Costume $256.99 This big head boy in yellow clothes adult mascot costume makes you vivid and the material is quite comfortable.This costume comes with a polyester bengaline jumpsuit with hands and feet the attached head,and zipper on the back.The head is shaped by special foam all covered with plush.The sole of the feet part is made of water-proof,skip-proof durable materials.The wearer could wear in with bare feet or with his own shoes.Custom-making is available. Category: / Costumes / Mascot Costumes / Human/People |
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Popa Chubby : Big Man Big Guitar: Popa Chubby Live $15.8 Popa Chubby : Big Man Big Guitar: Popa Chubby Live |
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The Last of the Big Plungers/The Thinking Man’s Trombone $19.29 The Last of the Big Plungers/The Thinking Man’s Trombone |
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ESKIT: MAN OF GOD BIG BROTHER BUSH $8.08 ESKIT: MAN OF GOD BIG BROTHER BUSH |
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ALLEN,MAX & THE JAM BAND: MR. BIG MAN $7.75 ALLEN,MAX & THE JAM BAND: MR. BIG MAN |
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Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley $25.49 Coming as it did on the heels of what many consider to be Mary Pickford’s greatest triumph, Stella Maris (1918), this film seemed almost too lightweight in comparison. The situation — a poor girl’s introduction to High Society — was already old hat in 1918, but luckily, the star and her director, Marshall Neilan, made what could have been a poor imitation of Pygmalion into one of the best social satires of the era. Amarilly Jenkins is a beloved Lower East Side urchin by day and no-nonsense cigarette girl at the tough Cyclone Café — an establishment complete with prostitutes and leering Johns — by night. She is in love with bartender Terry (William Scott), but when society sculptor Gordon Phillips (the grandly mustachioed Norman Kerry) is beaten up in a brawl, Amarilly brings the young man home to her mother, an Irish laundrywoman (Kate Price). Gordon’s own mother, Mrs. Stuyvesant Phillips (Ida Waterman) of the Park Avenue Stuyvesant Phillipses, looks upon Amarilly as an interesting social experiment, inviting the girl to stay at their palatial home. The dowager, however, is alarmed when Gordon falls in love with Amarilly. To prove a point, Gordon’s mother invites Mrs. Jenkins to tea with the Phillips family, and Amarilly’s Irish immigrant mother doesn’t disappoint, entertaining the assembly by dancing an impromptu jig with the family butler. The haughty Mrs. Phillips might have avoided this spectacle had she only known that both Amarilly and Gordon had long ago realized that they were wrong for each other. Having wryly observed how the other half lived, Amarilly returns happily to her bartender in Clothes-Line Alley. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi |
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Clothes $23.48 Choosing our clothes is a sensitive matter and far from superficial. John Harvey considers the overlapping values that clothes have for us. They both cover and advertise the bodies within them, helping to define us as the men and women we are. They enroll us in groups, from our own circle to our generation worldwide, and pick us out as individuals. Clothes, like their wearers, may compete in claiming power or the spotlight. They show how we think we matter – and they can matter themselves in ways that may be both intimate and crucial. Contemporary opinion is still divided on whether clothes are the most frivolous of consumer disposables or can take their place as art. Though we wear and see them every day, the value that they have for us is multiple and fugitive. Harvey attempts to sort out the many-coloured wardrobe that distinguishes humans from other creatures. |
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No Clothes $5.48 "No Clothes" is the story of Simon’s cross-town journey without clothes. Daniel Wood has captured that nine year old dread, nakedness. Simon’s carelessness caused his predicament, but we must admire his speed and courage in evading a gang of kids and his resourcefulness in creating newspaper clothes ("local coverage"). The tension is heightened as each adventure results in another call to the police. There is a nice feeling of apocalyptic vision…the conversation is good, the pace is quick, the conclusion satisfying. — "Canadian Materials" |
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It Takes a Big Big Man $13.59 Description not provided. |
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Hello Big Man $6.24 {^Hello Big Man}, {$Carly Simon}’s first new studio album of original material in more than three years, followed on from her 1981 album of standards, {^Torch}, and the British Top Ten success of her collaboration with {$Chic}, {&”Why.”} Both experiences |
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BIG BOSS MAN: HUMANIZE $14.76 2008 reissue of the debut album from the Newbury-based band. The album clearly defines the Big Boss Man sound: a hip Hammond hybrid of 60′s and 70′s drenched R&B, Funk, Latin, Jazz, Soul and Pop. 12 tracks. Blow Up. |
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Big Man-Big Guitar Popa Chubby Live $14.69 ‘Big Man-Big Guitar, Popa Chubby Live’ highlights his original crowd pleasers such as ”Sweet Goddess of Love and Beer’ and standards such as ‘Hey Joe’ and ‘Keep On the Sunny Side of Life’. Blind Pig. 2005. |
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Before Adam Wore Clothes $14.99 “BEFORE THE BEGINNINGThis fascinating book takes a trip back to eternity past, showing the Godhead (Father, Son & Holy Spirit) in conference, discussing their future plan to create a brand new creature, called man. It then focuses in on a once high-ranking angel named Lucifer, at the very point when he decides to overthrow Almighty God, and how later, his destiny and mankind’s became intertwined.WHAT REALLY HAPPENED, IN THE GARDEN OF EDEN?Next, is on to the world-famous Garden of Eden, earth’s very real, original paradise setting. The Lord (Jesus) personally forms the first man Adam, and some while later creates a woman (Eve), and they become man and wife. Their story is the heart of the book, with a verse-by-verse, in-depth examination, of what really went on in the garden, that’s still impacting every single human being and living creature on planet earth, to this day.JESUS CAME TO EARTH, TO RESTORE WHAT ADAM LOSTIt’s interesting to hear people’s opinions on why they think Jesus came to earth. Many think He was one of a long-line of enlightened spiritual leaders, sent to show us how to live on a higher dimension or spiritual plane, of existence. Others think He was a very good man, who had wisdom to share with us, and a system of religious teachings from which the Christian religion came about. Then there are a large number of people who believe He was the Son of God, but they’re not real sure what all was involved with His being here, especially the part about Him being killed. Jesus became a man to reverse Adam’s curse, and to make it possible for everything to be restored, as it was in the beginning, so that mankind can rule and reign with Him, throughout eternity.” |
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Style and the Man: How and Where to Buy the Best Mens’ Clothes $3.48 Alan Flusser, one of America’s foremost menswear designers, knows fine clothes and where to buy them. He shares all this in his insightful and elegantly written treatise for the man interested in savvy attire. Tuck this volume into a corner of your suitcase and you’ll be armed with a connoisseur’s knowledge of the dos and don’ts of buying and wearing quality clothes and how much they should cost, from dinnerwear to casual sportswear. Open "Style and the Man" and learn about: what to wear when you shop and why the difference between a $395 and a $1,000 suit (and how to make sure you’re getting your money’s worth) what two words to look for on a costly dress shirt’s label why the folds in a cummerbund should always be worn facing upward how to recognize sports clothes capable of providing stylish longevity Turn to the author’s 200 favorite men’s stores spanning seventeen cities in eight countries’ both celebrated designer flagships and tiny shops known only to a privileged few and discover: the little-known New York store that sells shoes that offer instant "cachet" where the fashion set goes for the best T-shirt In "Style and the Man, " Alan Flusser has created the perfect traveling companion for those men wishing to expand their sartorial knowledge as well as their wardrobe. |
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Little Big Man $12.74 Recounting how the West was won through the eyes of a white man raised as a Native American, Arthur Penn’s 1970 adaptation of Thomas Berger’s satirical novel was a comic yet stinging allegory about the bloody results of American imperialism. As a misguided 20th-century historian listens, 121-year-old Jack Crabb (Dustin Hoffman) narrates the story of being the only white survivor of Custer’s Last Stand. White orphan Crabb was adopted by the Cheyenne, renamed Little Big Man, and raised in the ways of the Human Beings by paternal mentor Old Lodge Skins (Chief Dan George), accepting non-conformity and living peacefully with nature. Violently thrust into the white world, Jack meets a righteous preacher (Thayer David) and his wife (Faye Dunaway), tries to be a gunfighter under the tutelage of Wild Bill Hickock (Jeff Corey), and gets married. Returned to the Cheyenne by chance, Jack prefers life as a Human Being. The carnage wreaked by the white man in the Washita massacre and the lethal fallout from the egomania of General George A. Custer (Richard Mulligan) at Little Big Horn, however, show Crabb the horrific implications of Old Lodge Skins’ sage observation, There is an endless supply of White Men, but there has always been a limited number of Human Beings. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi Guide |
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Be the Man $11.66 The co-founder of a web site for grooms-to-be offers practical advice and insights for men to help them navigate the big decisions and obstacles they will face on the way to the altar. Original. |
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The Man Who Doesn’t Take Off His Clothes Volume 1 $9.98 After leading anything but a fashionable collegiate life, Kaitani is entering his third year at a major cosmetics company. His boss is that redolent Adonis, Fujiwara. Although any number of women have had their eyes on Fujiwara, Kaitani can’t think of him as anything but an ill-mannered snob. To make matters worse, Kaitani clashes with Fujiwara over the marketing of a new line of men’s cosmetics. Soon thereafter, Kaitani hears that even when making love, Fujiwara keeps his clothes on What will Kaitani’s next move be? |
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The Return of Little Big Man $21.98 Jack Crabb, hero of Little Big Man and beloved chronicler of the Wild West, is back in the saddle again. This time he meets, drinks with, and rides with Bat Masterson, Annie Oakley, and Doc Holliday, and even travels with Buffalo Bill Cody to meet Queen Victoria. Part mischief, part historical fact, The Return of Little BigMan is a true literary achievement and a rollicking good read. — Tremendously well reviewed, this sequel is a hit with critics and readers alike. — The perfect book for any lover of Westerns, Mark Twain, and Berger himself. — With a lovable hero, an action-packed story, a true Wild West setting, and scrupulous historical detail, The Return of Little BigMan has crossover appeal for readers of both history and fiction. |
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Walking in the Shadow of the Big Man/Jamboree $12.72 {@Collectables} combined {$Guadalcanal Diary}’s first two albums — 1984′s {^Walking in the Shadow of the Big Man} and 1986′s {^Jamboree}, both originally released on {@Elektra} — for this 2003 release. The first album, produced with a small budget by {$ |
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Guide for the Married Man $12.73 Ed Stander (Robert Morse), with the help of an all-star cast, teaches Paul Manning (Walter Matthau) the fine art of philandering in A Guide for the Married Man. Paul, happily married to sexy Ruth (Inger Stevens), has no burning desire to cheat, but Ed makes the prospect sound very attractive. Finally taking the big step with a glamorous brunette after months of careful preparation, Paul finds that he loves his wife way too much to betray her — while the ever-careful Ed ends up in divorce court. Among the myriad of advisors peppered throughout Guide for the Married Man are Art Carney, Lucille Ball, Jack Benny, Jayne Mansfield, Terry-Thomas, and Carl Reiner. The best guest-star vignette features Joey Bishop as a man caught in bed with another woman by his wife — whereupon he calmly puts on his clothes, straightens up the room, and quietly responds to his wife’s outrage by saying What bed? What girl? Adapted by Frank Tarloff from his book of the same name, Guide for the Married Man was directed by Gene Kelly, who makes a cameo appearance of his own as a voice on a TV set. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Tool Gray Tool Man Big Men’s T-shirt $25.99 GRAY TOOL MAN – BIG MEN’S T-SHIRT |
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Josiah Wing, Mountain Man $29.98 Josiah Wing retreats into the Rocky Mountain high country to start a new life away from civilization, living off the land. The big man dresses in skin clothes of animals heas taken, makes his home in a grizzly bear den, then finds an Indian woman near death and nurses her back to health. They avoid her own people, the United States Cavalry, and even a local sheriff, until finally they move even farther back to live a life of solitude. But Josiahas brother, thought to be killed in the Civil War, survives, coming west to track him down and reunite him with his family. Their stunning battles to stay alive, the women who stand by them, and the climax of this Western epic bring this story to a fascinating conclusion. |
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Big $12.73 Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins. A 12-year-old boy makes a wish at a carnival and awakens to find himself a 30-year-old man in this funny, sensitive story of childhood vs. adulthood. Directed by Penny Marshall. 1988/color/102 min/PG/widescreen. |
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Green Strange Man In Red Clothes Plush Mascot Costume $228.99 This strange man adult mascot costume makes you vivid and the material is quite comfortable.This costume comes with a plush jumpsuit with hands and feet the attached head,and zipper on the back.The head is shaped by special foam all covered with plush.The sole of the feet part is made of water-proof, skip-proof durable materials.The wearer could wear in with bare feet or with his own shoes.Custom-making is available. Category: / Costumes / Mascot Costumes / Human/People |
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Action Man Collection $21.21 ACTION MAN: Sophisticated crook (Robert Stack) talks ex-crook and now respectable business man (Jean Gabin) into one last caper! This highly planned and well executed crime goes off without a hitch until rival bad guys want a piece of the action and kidnap the wife of Gabin. Stack, in order to make things right and bring the couple back together makes the ultimate sacrifice! (1967) BIG GAME: A top scientist seeks out and hires top military mercenaries for protection. Our scientist has discovered the means by which he can control military personnel and direct them to do his bidding. What are the goals that inspire his motivations? (1972) PEKING BLONDE: Based on the novel by James Hadley Chase, this cold war adventure pits beautiful femme fatales against the worst of the worst. (1967) DAY OF THE WOLVES Six highly trained criminals invade a small town intent on cleaning the city out of money. Known only to each other as #’s 1 through 6, with beards, identical clothes, special gloves, and their own missions, they begin the mayhem only to find that the recently fired town sheriff is more than a match for anything they had planned for. (1971) |
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Smart Clothes $69.95 Smart Clothes |
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Old Clothes $5.97 Old Clothes |
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Clothes & Accessories $6.2 Clothes & Accessories |
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Clothes Hounds $6.6 Clothes Hounds |
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Clothes and Toys $24.49 Clothes and Toys |
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Big Man on Campus $12.99 An eye-opening and at times controversial insider’s look at the current state of higher education in America, from one of the nation’s most distinguished and down-to-earth university presidents. At a time when daily news headlines scream of competitive college enrollments, skyrocketing tuition, campus violence, alcohol and drug abuse, and other campus scandals, the former president of The George Washington University tells it like it really is. Educated at Columbia, Yale, and Harvard universities, with a membership in Phi Beta Kappa, more than fifteen honorary doctorates, four books, and numerous published articles, Stephen Joel Trachtenberg is one of the leading voices in American higher education. Here he brings his thirty years of experience, wisdom, and wit to reveal what goes on behind the scenes in the difficult and rewarding challenge of running a university. Using wonderful anecdotes from his own life, Trachtenberg explains with compassion and his trademark humor the insight he has gained from the halls of learning. For parents who will write big checks to send their sons and daughters to college, for businesspeople of all kinds looking for leadership lessons, and for anyone invested in America’s system of higher education, this book is a major work about the importance of sustaining our nation’s natural brain trust. |
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Big Man Big Guitar: Popa Chubby Live $13.58 It’s not obvious from listening to it, but Popa Chubby’s Big Man Big Guitar is a compilation of two live albums that were previously only available in Europe: Live at FIP and Wild. The CD is the sister title to a DVD, too, and while the release may show every sign of being a souvenir of the video, or a thrown-together hodgepodge, it isn’t at all. Chubby’s known for his blistering live sets, but this collection takes a risk by having a gradual dramatic arc, starting slowly with a slinky version of “Hey Joe” and working its way up to the frenzied “Keep on the Sunny Side” and “Time Is Killing Me” (consider the solo performance of “How’d a White Boy Get the Blues,” a gutsy encore). What’s fascinating for returning Chubby fans is that these shows come from 2001 and 2002, and the bitter political muse summoned for 2004′s Peace, Love and Respect was not a major factor yet. You can hear the beginnings of it here on his moving and sincere post-9/11 song “Somebody Let the Devil Out,” but the rest of the album is old-school Chubby, ambitious in a different direction and mad at the proverbial “man,” not a particular (presidential) man. The slow-burn start is frustrating on first listen, but once you realize the much more exciting second half wouldn’t have the punch it has without the buildup, you’ll consider Big Man Big Guitar a well-built album instead of the usual contractual obligation/quick-buck throwaway. The surprising, beer-stained version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” almost puts the album on Chubby’s “A” list, but some of the man’s key tracks are missing and, despite the great flow, he really needs two CDs to fully represent his sprawling live show. It hedges its bets by keeping it to one, but Big Man Big Guitar chalks up another success in a discography that has more than its fair share. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi Performers: Galea – Guitar (Bass), Vocals; Kris Jefferson – Guitar (Bass), Bass; Larry Crockett – Drums; Mike Lattrell – Vocals (Background), Keyboards; Nicholas D’Amato – Guitar (Bass), Bass; Popa Chubby – Guitar, Vocals; Steve Holley – Drums; Vincent Daune – Drums; Vincent Duane – Drums |
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The Big Con: The Story of the Confidence Man $14.48 "Of all the grifters, the confidence man is the aristocrat, " wrote David Maurer, a proposition he definitively proved in The Big Con, one of the most colorful, well-researched, and entertaining works of criminology, ever written. A professor of linguistics who specialized in underworld argot. Maurer won the trust of hundreds of swindlers who let him in on not simply their language, but their folkways and the astonishingly complex and elaborate schemes whereby unsuspecting marks, hooked by their own greed and dishonesty, were "taken off" — i.e., cheated — of thousands upon thousands of dollars. The products of amazing ingenuity, crack timing, and attention to every last detail, these "big cons" richly deserve Maurer’s description as "the most effective swindling device which man has ever invented." The Big Con is a treasure trove of American lingo (the write, the rag, the payoff, ropers, shills, the cold poke, the convincer, to put on the send) and indelible characters (Yellow Kid Weil, Barney the Patch, the Seldom Seen Kid, Limehouse Chappie, Larry the Lug). It served as a source for the Oscar-winning film The Sting and will delight fans of such writers as David Mamet, Jim Thompson, Elmore Leonard, and William Burroughs for its droll, utterly authoritative look at the timeless pursuit of relieving one’s fellow man of his surplus cash. |
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The Emperor’s New Clothes [30th Anniversary Edition] $6.76 Who better to narrate this Rankin-Bass Animagic version of The Emperor’s New Clothes than Danny Kaye, who starred as celebrated Danish storyteller Hans Christian Andersen in the 1952 musical film of the same name? Taking more than a few delightful liberties with Andersen’s original tale, this version is all about the pompous, self-impressed Emperor Klockenlocher, whose vanity proves his undoing when he is hoodwinked by a pair of con artists into spending a million dollars on a new wardrobe spun from “invisible cloth.” Cyril Ritchard, best remembered as Captain Hook in Mary Martin’s adaptation of Peter Pan, provides the voice of the Emperor, with TV legend Imogene Coca voicing the role of the Emperor’s daughter, Princess Jane. The usual Rankin-Bass creative team is well in attendance, including artist Paul Coker Jr., who provided the character design, and Maury Laws, who penned the wonderful musical numbers “Come Along With Me,” “Creation,” “The Tailor’s Song,” “Clothes Make the Man,” and “I See What I Want to See.” Enhanced with a handful of live-action sequences filmed on location in Denmark, The Emperor’s New Clothes debuted as an ABC network special on February 21, 1972. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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That’s Big $14.38 Although founders Little Charlie Baty and harpist/singer/songwriter Rick Estrin welcome two new cats on bass and drums, little else has changed on Little Charlie & the Nightcats’ eighth studio effort, again on Alligator, the only label they have recorded for. While that could be a problem for some outfits, the music here is so perfectly conceived, well-written, and performed with cracking musicianship that only the grouchiest blues purist will complain they aren’t breaking much new ground. Estrin’s slimy, woman-distrusting, often comical delivery on his compositions — such as “Desperate Man,” “Livin’ Good,” and a duet with the equally non-PC West Coast singer/harp player James Harman trading quips on the title track — make for a lighthearted listening experience. But clearly these guys can also play; Baty and guest guitarist Rusty Zinn’s dueling hollow-body guitars on “Bluto’s Back” and Estrin’s chromatic harp solo on “Coastin’ Hank” (two of the disc’s three instrumentals) prove that the group’s chops are as finely tuned as their ability to cut up and add a dose of levity to the usually ultra-serious blues. The occasional use of horns on four tracks injects a jazzy R&B sensibility to the proceedings and fills out the sound. Zinn’s vocal on “It Better Get Better” also takes the focus off Estrin, whose schtick starts to wear thin by the 12th track — the album’s lone cover — a version of “Steady Rollin’ Man,” credited to Sonny Boy Williamson ll, who wrote these particular lyrics, not Robert Johnson. The group’s roots in Louis Jordan’s swinging jump blues are showcased in “Money Must Think I’m Dead” and even new drummer Joey Ventittelli gets a songwriting credit on the Chicago blues of the album’s kickoff track, “Real Love,” which features some lip-shredding, overdriven, electrified harp from Estrin. Established fans will rejoice in this exceptional release that treads water in all the right ways, and newcomers can start here to appreciate Little Charlie & the Nightcats’ charming, unorthodox yet dedicated approach to the blues. ~ Hal Horowitz, Rovi Performers: Frankie Randall – Bass (Electric), Bass (Acoustic); John Firmin – Tenor (Vocal); Rick Estrin – Harmonica, Vocals; Rob Sudduth – Baritone (Vocal), Saxophone; “Icepick James” Harman – Vocals; Chris Siebert – Piano; Little Charlie Baty – Guitar; Rusty Zinn |
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A Wanted Man: A Stone Creek Novel $25 New – The past has a way of catching up with folks in Stone Creek, Arizona. So schoolmarm Lark Morgan and Marshal Rowdy Rhodes are determined to hide their secrets – and deny their instant attraction. That shouldn’t be too hard, since each suspects the other of living a lie. Her too-fancy clothes and big-city ways inspire gossip all over town; his blond good looks and impudent grin belong to a man sporting a gunfighter’s coat. But Rowdy and Lark have one truth in common: the very real dangers th |
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Battle at Broken Knee $12.39 Used – He was a big, nondescript man of the kind you could see anywhere along the rough border of those days and with his old and worn clothes he was clearly unconcerned about his appearance. Little wonder, then, that he was called Careless O’Connor. But first impressions could be deceptive for Careless was a mighty tough hombre and a Texas Ranger to boot! Trouble always seemed to find him and so it was when he came upon a Concord coach with the driver and horses shot dead. But one passenger, Gr |
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Battle at Broken Knee $12.39 Used – He was a big, nondescript man of the kind you could see anywhere along the rough border of those days and with his old and worn clothes he was clearly unconcerned about his appearance. Little wonder, then, that he was called Careless O’Connor. But first impressions could be deceptive for Careless was a mighty tough hombre and a Texas Ranger to boot! Trouble always seemed to find him and so it was when he came upon a Concord coach with the driver and horses shot dead. But one passenger, Gr |
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Disappeared $14.44 New – This mysterious, starkly modern award winning play concerns Sarah Casey, a 25-year-old travel agent who has never been outside New York City. She goes missing after leaving a seedy bar in Hell’s Kitchen , where the last person to see her was Elston Rupp, a man who works in a thrift shop and dresses in his clients’ clothes to assume different identities. Was Sarah killed, or did she merely “disappear” to escape her anonymous existence in a big lonely city? |
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Disappeared $14.44 Used – This mysterious, starkly modern award winning play concerns Sarah Casey, a 25-year-old travel agent who has never been outside New York City. She goes missing after leaving a seedy bar in Hell’s Kitchen , where the last person to see her was Elston Rupp, a man who works in a thrift shop and dresses in his clients’ clothes to assume different identities. Was Sarah killed, or did she merely “disappear” to escape her anonymous existence in a big lonely city? |
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Get Low $19.99 Inspired by the true story of Tennessee recluse Felix “Bush” Breazeale, who planned his funeral while he was still alive, director Aaron Schneider’s dramatic period thriller stars Robert Duvall, Bill Murray, Sissy Spacek, and Lucas Black. Few folks have spoken with Felix Bush (Duvall) since he disappeared into the Tennessee woods 40 years ago, and the ones who have don’t necessarily have the kindest things to say about him. Gruff, confrontational, and ill-tempered, Felix has been the source of many malicious rumors over the years. Some say he’s a cold-hearted killer and his penchant for walking into town with a shotgun, a wild beard, and threadbare clothes doesn’t exactly give the impression of a man who seeks to make friends. When Felix walks into Frank Quinn’s (Murray) funeral parlor and announces his intentions to throw himself a massive party before he passes away, word quickly spreads through town and anticipation starts to run high. Before long the big day has finally arrived, and Felix surprises everyone by revealing exactly why he shunned society to lead a life of solitude in the deep woods. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Get Low [Blu-ray] $26.99 Inspired by the true story of Tennessee recluse Felix “Bush” Breazeale, who planned his funeral while he was still alive, director Aaron Schneider’s dramatic period thriller stars Robert Duvall, Bill Murray, Sissy Spacek, and Lucas Black. Few folks have spoken with Felix Bush (Duvall) since he disappeared into the Tennessee woods 40 years ago, and the ones who have don’t necessarily have the kindest things to say about him. Gruff, confrontational, and ill-tempered, Felix has been the source of many malicious rumors over the years. Some say he’s a cold-hearted killer and his penchant for walking into town with a shotgun, a wild beard, and threadbare clothes doesn’t exactly give the impression of a man who seeks to make friends. When Felix walks into Frank Quinn’s (Murray) funeral parlor and announces his intentions to throw himself a massive party before he passes away, word quickly spreads through town and anticipation starts to run high. Before long the big day has finally arrived, and Felix surprises everyone by revealing exactly why he shunned society to lead a life of solitude in the deep woods. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Granite Man $2.45 Used – Mariah had returned home to her sprawling Colorado ranch with nothing but a battered car, some clothes and a map for gold. And what she got was an ornery prospecting partner named Cash, with a chip on his shoulder as big as the Rockies and a past that was chasing him. Cash couldn’t hide his distrust . . . or his awareness of her sensuality. |
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Granite Man $124.48 Used – Mariah had returned home to her sprawling Colorado ranch with nothing but a battered car, some clothes and a map for gold. And what she got was an ornery prospecting partner named Cash, with a chip on his shoulder as big as the Rockies and a past that was chasing him. Cash couldn’t hide his distrust . . . or his awareness of her sensuality. |
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Granite Man $105.28 New – Mariah had returned home to her sprawling Colorado ranch with nothing but a battered car, some clothes and a map for gold. And what she got was an ornery prospecting partner named Cash, with a chip on his shoulder as big as the Rockies and a past that was chasing him. Cash couldn’t hide his distrust . . . or his awareness of her sensuality. |
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Joanna Godden $28.99 Used – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someon |
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Joanna Godden $20.05 Used – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someon |
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Joanna Godden $70.7 New – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someone |
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Joanna Godden $37.56 Used – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someon |
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Joanna Godden $14.27 Used – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someon |
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Joanna Godden $25.36 New – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someone |
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Joanna Godden $37.56 New – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someone |
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Joanna Godden $14.27 New – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someone |
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Joanna Godden $39.65 New – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someone |
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Joanna Godden $28.99 Used – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someon |
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Joanna Godden $115.95 New – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someone |
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Joanna Godden $25.36 Used – “‘She forgets her distrust of the night air in all her misery of throbbing head and heart, and flung back the casement, so that the soft marsh wind came in, with rain upon it, and her tears were mingled with the tears of night. ‘Oh God!’ she moaned to herself – ‘why didn’t you make me a man?” JOANNA GODDEN is a ‘damn fine women’, big and blue-eyed with a brown freckled face and a weakness for fancy clothes. On the death bed of her father all her neighbours expect her to marry, for someon |
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O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 $25.56 Used – One day, after the leaves had turned red and brown and the mornings grown chilly, a crowd of people, strangers to him, arrived at Oak Knob. Then out of the house with Thompson came a big man in tweed clothes, and the two walked straight to the curious young dogs, who were watching them with shining eyes and wagging tails. |
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O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 $37.56 New – One day, after the leaves had turned red and brown and the mornings grown chilly, a crowd of people, strangers to him, arrived at Oak Knob. Then out of the house with Thompson came a big man in tweed clothes, and the two walked straight to the curious young dogs, who were watching them with shining eyes and wagging tails. |
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O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 $37.56 Used – One day, after the leaves had turned red and brown and the mornings grown chilly, a crowd of people, strangers to him, arrived at Oak Knob. Then out of the house with Thompson came a big man in tweed clothes, and the two walked straight to the curious young dogs, who were watching them with shining eyes and wagging tails. |
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O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 $25.56 New – One day, after the leaves had turned red and brown and the mornings grown chilly, a crowd of people, strangers to him, arrived at Oak Knob. Then out of the house with Thompson came a big man in tweed clothes, and the two walked straight to the curious young dogs, who were watching them with shining eyes and wagging tails. |
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O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 $32.98 Used – One day, after the leaves had turned red and brown and the mornings grown chilly, a crowd of people, strangers to him, arrived at Oak Knob. Then out of the house with Thompson came a big man in tweed clothes, and the two walked straight to the curious young dogs, who were watching them with shining eyes and wagging tails. |
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O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921 $32.98 New – One day, after the leaves had turned red and brown and the mornings grown chilly, a crowd of people, strangers to him, arrived at Oak Knob. Then out of the house with Thompson came a big man in tweed clothes, and the two walked straight to the curious young dogs, who were watching them with shining eyes and wagging tails. |
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The Very Best of Lonnie Johnson $15.98 With an elegant guitar style that helped bridge country blues and the more modern urban R&B sound while at the same time keeping a dialogue going between jazz and the blues, Lonnie Johnson was one of the most important guitarists of his generation. He recorded hundreds of sides for OKeh, Decca, and Bluebird between 1925 and 1945, and participated in scores more as a session man for the likes of Duke Ellington and others. By the mid-’40s he had switched from acoustic to electric guitar and had signed with Cincinnati’s King Records, recording several successful ballads for the label between 1947 and 1950, the period covered by this anthology. He never completely abandoned the blues, however, and while some of his King ballads are included here (like his big 1948 R&B hit “Tomorrow Night”), a good portion of these tracks are country blues standards posing in uptown clothes. Prime examples include the solo “Backwater Blues” and the Appalachian blues classic “Little Rockin’ Chair,” both of which have long lineages, and his cover of the Delmore Brothers’ “Trouble Ain’t Nothin’ But the Blues,” which doesn’t have a long history as a song, but in Johnson’s hands it sounds like it could have. Johnson left King in 1950, recording a few sides for Rama Records before the changing tastes of record buyers made his style seem obsolete, and he left the recording business in 1954, moving to Philadelphia, where he supported himself doing custodial work until the folk-blues revival of the 1960s brought him out of musical retirement. As a guitarist, Johnson’s most important work will always be his early acoustic sides (Columbia’s Steppin’ On the Blues is a good set in that regard, as is Snapper’s Playing With the Strings), although as a singer — and he was a very good vocalist, with a rough-edged yet easy elegance — his time with King, when he began to concentrate more on ballads, may well be his finest hour. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi |