Sunglasses Flames
Flame in sunglasses? What movie image?
What movie has an image of flame or fire reflected in the guy’s sunglasses?
Something like Top Gun..?
O Brother, Where Art Thou? definitely has flames reflected in the devil Sheriff’s sunglasses.
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AMERICAN OPTICAL GREEN FLAME VINTAGE CAT EYEGLASS SUNGLASS FRAMES EXC PROMENADE $225.00 |
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Jimmy Crystal Red Flame Swarovski Crystal Sunglasses $216.95 |
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AUTHENTIC CHANEL BROWN NON FLAME SUNGLASSES MADE ITALY $199.00 |
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Dragon Alliance Trap Jet Flame Grey Sunglasses 720-0225 $178.32 |
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Mako FLAME Polarized Sunglasses RRP:$159.50 Black $170.77 |
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Vintage CAVIAR COLLECTION ULTRA FLAME SUNGLASSES ITALY $139.00 |
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Gatorz sunglasses Like new never worn !! Mint condition !! wraptor tribal flame $120.00 |
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100% Authentic Salvatore Ferragamo White Flame Rhinestones Sunglasses $99.99 |
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HDS Harley Davidson Sunglasses Glasses 360 Brown FLAME $89.00 |
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New GATORZ WRAPTOR Billit Aluminum Sunglasses – Copper Flames / Yellow Gradient $79.99 |
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Revision Hellfly Sunglasses, Black, Flame Mirror Lenses $59.99 |
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Revision Hellfly Sunglasses, Black, Flame Mirror Lenses $59.99 |
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~CHOPPERS~ Flames 220 Black~Silver Biker Sunglasses ~NEW NWT~ LOT OF 13 $54.00 |
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1 DOZEN Pairs SUNGLASSES WITH SILVER FLAMES $49.95 |
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BETSEY JOHNSON Sunglass Black Flame Raven BJ257 +CASE $49.45 |
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Gatorz sunglasses Like new never worn ! Mint condition ! Radiator polished flame $48.00 |
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NEW $119 Gatorz Illusion Sunglasses – Crystal FLAME $47.99 |
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12 LOT HOLOGRAM LENS Flaming Flames Fire SUNGLASSES NEW WHOLESALE CLOSEOUT SALE! $47.99 |
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12 LOT HOLOGRAM LENS Flaming Flames Fire SUNGLASSES NEW WHOLESALE CLOSEOUT SALE! $47.99 |
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Birdz Custom! ORIOLE Flames! – Photochromic Sunglasses $39.95 |
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Gargoyle Sunglasses Flame Black Chrome reflective Lens $39.50 |
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12 LOT REBEL CONFEDERATE FLAG Orange Lens FLAMES SUNGLASSES NEW WHOLESALE SALE! $35.99 |
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12 LOT Assorted Rebel Confederate Flag FLAME SUNGLASSES NEW WHOLESALE CLOSEOUT! $35.99 |
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12 LOT Assorted Rebel Confederate Flag FLAME SUNGLASSES NEW WHOLESALE CLOSEOUT! $35.99 |
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12 LOT REBEL CONFEDERATE FLAG Orange Lens FLAMES SUNGLASSES NEW WHOLESALE SALE! $35.99 |
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Gargoyle Sunglasses Flame Dark Gunmetal Silver reflect $35.00 |
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12 WHOLESALE LOT X FLAMES SPORTS SUNGLASSES NEWEST HOTTEST STYLES ISUNGLASS $34.99 |
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3 NEW MOTORCYCLE FIRE FLAME PADDING GLASSES SUNGLASSES ATV MOTOCROSS Convertible $31.99 |
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Gargoyles Sunglasses Flame Gunmetal Smoke Lens $30.00 |
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Gargoyle Sunglasses Flame Gun Metal Black Ice Lens $30.00 |
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MARC JACOBS BROWN & GOLD FLAME SUNGLASS $30.00 |
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Gargoyle Sunglasses Flame Black Ice Brush Gold Frame $30.00 |
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BIKER CHROME FLAME SUNGLASSES 6 PR WHOLESALE ASST LENS $29.99 |
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Blaze Velocity Motorcycle Sunglasses Flames G-Tech Red $29.99 |
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Gargoyle Sunglasses Flame Black Ice Blue Frame $29.95 |
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Gargoyles Sunglasses Flame Blue Frame Smoke Lens $29.95 |
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Gargoyles Sunglasses Flame Copper Frame Bronze Lens $29.95 |
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Gargoyles Sunglasses Flame Gunmetal Frame Polar Grey Lens $29.95 |
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Marc Jacobs Black Lens Flame Italy Sunglasses $29.00 |
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O’NEILL Tamarindo white-multi black Flame Women’s Sunglasses BNIB $25.00 |
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Mercury Smoke Lens Sunglasses with Flames $24.99 |
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3 BIRDZ MOTORCYCLE FIRE FLAME PADDED GLASSES SUNGLASSES $24.25 |
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2 FLAME FIRE FIREMAN PADDED MOTORCYCLE SUNGLASSES GLASSES Dust Debris Sweat Out $22.49 |
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Polarized Sunglasses Black Frames White Flames $21.99 |
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Polarized Sunglasses Black Frames Orange Flames $21.99 |
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Polarized Sunglasses Black Frames Red Flames $21.99 |
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Polarized Sunglasses Brown Frames Orange Flames $21.99 |
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Wholesale Lot of 6 VOODOO sport sunglasses Blue Flame Shatterproof Anti-Fog X 6 $20.99 |
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Hot Rod Flame Chopper retro style Biker Sunglasses $20.62 |
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Hot Rod Flame retro so cal narrow style Sunglasses $20.62 |
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2 PADDED Motorcycle goggle glasses w/FLAMES Sunglasses $19.99 |
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DKNY Womens Flame Auburn Sunglasses ITALY w/ Case Excellent! $19.99 |
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SUPER “CQQL” ALUMINUM BLUE LENSE SUNGLASSES WITH FLAMES $19.99 |
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Doggles ILS Black Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV $19.99 |
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Doggles ILS Black Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV $19.99 |
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3 BIRDZ MOTORCYCLE FIRE FLAME PADDED GLASSES SUNGLASSES SMOKE CLEAR YELLOW $19.99 |
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SUPER COOL ALUMINUM FRAMED SUNGLASSES W EMBOSSED FLAMES $19.95 |
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Flame Designer Sunglasses UV400 Protection Goggles Clear Biker Cheap Shades New $19.95 |
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Flame Blue Silver Smoke Med Sunglasses UV400 Protection Goggles Biker Shades New $19.95 |
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Flame Red Silver Smoke Med Sunglasses UV400 Protection Goggles Biker Shades New $19.95 |
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MUSCLE CAR, HOT ROD AND BIKER FLAMED SUNGLASSES $19.95 |
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Inferno Flame Sunglasses $19.60 |
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Doggles ILS Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV 5 sizes $19.50 |
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Doggles ILS Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV 5 sizes $19.50 |
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Doggles ILS Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV 5 sizes $19.50 |
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Doggles ILS Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV 5 sizes $19.50 |
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DOGGLES RACING FLAME DOG SUNGLASSES EXTRA LARGE $19.25 |
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Motorcycle glasses goggles for women Girl Lady Riding sunglass flame glasses $18.99 |
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Motorcycle glasses goggles for women Girl Lady Riding sunglass flame glasses $18.99 |
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Motorcycle glasses goggles for women Girl Lady Riding sunglass flame glasses $18.99 |
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Doggles ILS Black Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV $18.99 |
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Doggles ILS Black Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV $18.99 |
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Doggles ILS Black Flames Dog Goggles Sunglasses UV $18.99 |
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ILS Dog Sunglasses Doggles Black w/Flames SM FREE SHIP $18.99 |
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ILS Dog Sunglasses Doggles Black w/Flames MD FREE SHIP $18.99 |
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ILS Dog Sunglasses Doggles Black w/Flames XL FREE SHIP $18.99 |
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Doggles ILS Dog Goggles UV Sunglasses ALL SIZES Eye Protection Lens Shades New $18.99 |
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Doggles ILS Dog Goggles UV Sunglasses ALL SIZES Eye Protection Lens Shades New $18.99 |
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Doggles ILS Dog Goggles UV Sunglasses ALL SIZES Eye Protection Lens Shades New $18.99 |
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DOGGLES RACING FLAME DOG SUNGLASSES LARGE $18.95 |
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Cruiser Motorcycle Biker sunglasses Hot Rod Flame Arms $19.03 |
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2 PADDED Motorcycle riding glasses w FLAMES Sunglasses $18.50 |
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DOGGLES RACING FLAME DOG SUNGLASSES MEDIUM $18.50 |
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2 Oriole Flame Birdz Motorcycle Sunglasses Anti-Fog $18.00 |
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Sunglasses – PADDED GOGGLES W/ FLAME DECOR, SHADED LENS $17.99 |
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Sunglasses – PADDED GOGGLES W/ FLAME DECOR, CLEAR LENS $17.99 |
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Doggles UV Sunglasses Dogs ILS Goggles Shades Protective Pet Fashion Eye-wear $17.99 |
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Doggles UV Sunglasses Dogs ILS Goggles Shades Protective Pet Fashion Eye-wear $17.99 |
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Doggles UV Sunglasses Dogs ILS Goggles Shades Protective Pet Fashion Eye-wear $17.99 |
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Doggles UV Sunglasses Dogs ILS Goggles Shades Protective Pet Fashion Eye-wear $17.99 |
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Doggles UV Sunglasses Dogs ILS Goggles Shades Protective Pet Fashion Eye-wear $17.99 |
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Foam padded Motorcycle Riding biker Flame sun glasses $17.99 |
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Foam padded Motorcycle Riding biker Flame sun glasses $17.99 |
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Foam padded Motorcycle Riding biker Flame sun glasses $17.99 |
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Doggles ILS Dog Goggles UV Sunglasses ALL SIZES Eye Protection Lens Shades New $17.99 |
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Eye Ride Blue Flame Black Frame Sunglasses $17.95 |
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Eye Ride Yellow White Red Flame Frame Blue Lens Sunglasses $17.95 |
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Cruiser Motorcycle Biker sunglasses Hot Rod Flame Arms $17.44 |
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Cruiser Motorcycle Sunglasses – Flames Drifter Style $17.38 |
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Birdz Oriole Flame Motorcycle Sunglasses Anti Fog UV400 $16.99 |
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Body Glove Surfs Up Kids Sunglasses $8.00 Kids size sunglasses…. |
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Scojo Flame Unisex Gels Tube Readers Reading Glasses with FREE Coordinated Hard Case! $40.00 Scojo Gels are great looking featherweight unisex readers with bendable TR90 surgical plastic temples.All Gels arrive protected in a compact hard case.Measurements: 4 1/4 In x 1 1/16 in…. |
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Zoom Kidz Shades Boys Wrap-Style Plastic Sunglasses with Flames, Black Frame/Smoke Lens $7.99 Zoom’s Kidz Shades are colorful and fun while at the same time provide kids’ eyes with 100% UVA/UVB protection. Important since children’s developing eyes let in more UV rays than adults. These Kidz Shades also have impact resistant lenses and are styled after the coolest kid trends of today including wraps and aviators…. |
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Scojo Gels Rimless Reading Glasses $40.00 Scojo Optical New York is the Market Leader in Gel High Quality Designer Reading Glasses and Eyewear. These Gels are feather-light made out of bendable TR90 memory plastic. Available in many exceptional colors. So Featherweight Light You Will Forget You Are Wearing them…. |
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Pellor(TM) Sunglass with Bluetooth Headset for Cell Phone+ Mp3 Player 4gb Sun Glass Black $29.99 Description: This product employs excellent lenses,with trendy appearance;it supports MP3,WMV,WMA,SAF,WAV music formats; it shields UV,glare and diffused light,allowing you to enjoy music in the sun without diturbance,protect your eyes and eyesight;flexible earphone cord in best length ,HIFI stereo earphones,up to 85 decibel volume,bring you endless joy of high-quality musicbuilt-in lithium batt… |
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DEI 070204 Silver Frame Blue Flame Sunglasses $10.25 New popular wrap style sunglasses. High impact resistant acrylic lenses provide 100 percent UV protection and feature flames on each temple…. |
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3 Motorcycle Flame Sunglasses Glasses Padded Black frames with Fire on sides, lenses that are shatter resistant polycarbonate, rated UV400 Anti-Fog coated each lens Clear Smoked Yellow Each comes with a soft micro-fiber bag to store them in Also has comfortable rubber ear pads!These float if you are near or around water a lot.If you drop them in water they will float on the surface $24.64 3 new flame padded sports/motorcycle glasses.Called the Oriole flame.Made by Birdz Eyewear…. |
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Heat 4440 Mirrored Motorcycle Sunglasses with Silver Lenses/Silver Frame/Metal Flames $16.99 … |
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Rider Safety Glasses Flamed Various Mirrored Lens Colors Available $10.29 … |
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Solar Powered Auto Darkening Flame Welding Helmet-BLACK with Flames $74.99 … |
A Brief History Of Two Tone Ska Music
Punk was undeniably a critical musical movement, injecting much needed vitality and attitude into the British music scene in the late 1970’s. While the music was thrilling and visceral, the empowering social messages behind punk were all too often lost in a mire of nihilism, negativity and anarchy. While The Clash brought black influences into their music, they didn’t go as far as having black band members. One man sought to rectify this. Inspired by the stories of Motown and Stax, Jerry Dammers was quietly constructing a band and a revolutionary music label that would bring together reggae, punk and soul in a pop wrapper. It was a deliberate attempt to advocate the benefits of multicultural life in urban Britain. This band, initially called the Coventry Automatics, became The Specials. The record label would be called 2 Tone.
The Summer of ‘79
It all began in the Summer of 1979. Initially distributed by Rough Trade with record covers printed by the band members themselves, the first release on 2 Tone would be Gangsters (as The Special AKA), with local Coventry band The Selecter providing an instrumental for the B side. The 7″ single was soon picked up by the Chrysalis label, who signed The Specials as well as providing funding for the 2 Tone label. The second single to be released on the label would be from a little known London band by the name of Madness. Dammers offered the nutty boys a release on the basis of a demo tape. Determined to offer an alternative to the restrictive and demanding clauses of traditional record labels, he offered bands a clause allowing them to leave the label after just one single. Madness took advantage of this clause, and the band weren’t expected to release more than their 7″ of “The Prince”. The band were later described by Dammers as “a bunch of chancers”.
Public Success
Word quickly spread about this addictive new music that had an image and an attitude to go with the sound. In fact, the image of the label was as important as the music. Planned to the finest detail by Dammers and bandmate Horace Panter, the iconic black and white graphics were put together with Chrysalis designers John Sims and David Storey. The image of the dancing chap in the sharp suit and tie, sunglasses, pork pie hat and loafers was known as Walt Jabsco, and was based on a photo of Peter Tosh (of the Wailers). In addition to the records themselves, Walt would appear on numerous badges, posters and flyers in the years to come.
By October, the three bands set out on a tour of the UK, playing some of the most energetic and legendary gigs of the era. Again, the visual aspects of the gigs were important. For The Specials, the non-stop energy of guitarist Lynval Golding and singer Neville Staple would be in stark contrast to the dry, sardonic performances of lead singer Terry Hall. By the end of the year the label’s fifth release (The Beat’s version of “Tears of a Clown”) hit the Top 10, and in a single week the popular Top Of The Pops music programme featured all three bands. Dammers’ vision had become a bone-fide public success.
The Other Bands
Other bands and artists who either featured on the label, or were associated with the musical movement it created, include Bad Manners, The Bodysnatchers, Elvis Costello, Rico and The Beat. While Madness and The Beat each only released one single on the label, 2 Tone was responsible for launching the careers of those bands to the masses, leading to deals with Stiff and Go-Feet respectively.
The Fans
Fans were mainly from working class backgrounds, but importantly racial and gender backgrounds were unimportant to the ethos of the music. Fans would often wait for hours, even camping out overnight, to see their favourite bands on tour.
As with many social movements, the messages of peace and unity were misinterpreted – and the style misappropriated – by a small but disruptive minority. Right wing groups mistook the skinhead look as support for their obscene views, and the bands sometimes faced violent crowds. Even Terry Hall was perturbed: “We don’t like violence at our concerts, we’ve made that clear from the outset. We offer music as an alternative to fighting.” Madness faced similar scenes at some of their concerts, and again have repeatedly expressed their displeasure at this element of the crowd.
Living in a Ghost Town
Thatcher’s brutal economic cuts were starting to hit the nation hard, particularly the industrial heartlands of the Midlands where two tone had its origins. Coventry’s unemployment rate hit 20%, and the Summer of 1981 saw large scale riots in Brixton and Toxteth. It was in this environment that the UK had one of its most unusual Number One singles; The Special’s Ghost Town. A dark and evocative journey through the recession ravaged streets of urban England captured the public imagination in a way that few songs have before or since. The song has since been covered by No Doubt, The Prodigy, The Aggrolites and Get Cape.Wear Cape.Fly as well as being sampled for the Gorillaz song “Slow Country”.
The End of an Era
Two tone was, by definition, a high energy form of music, and burn-out was inevitable. As the 1980s continued, music and culture began to move away from subtle reflection and into the brash materialism of the New Romantic movement. The wear and tear of incessant touring were taking their toll on The Specials. Without The Specials, there was no 2-Tone. “We were young, overworked and didn’t know how to say no” claims Terry Hall. “If you’ve got seven lads on a bus drinking all the time, they’ll get on each other’s nerves.” Drink and drugs contributed to deteriorating relationships between band members, particularly Dammers and Byers who were both heavy drinkers. Dammers’ final fling was the 1984 single “Free Nelson Mandela”, which became part of a huge worldwide movement to secure the political protestor’s release from captivity. While the label’s appetite for new releases was beginning the fade, the music had secured a part in the hearts of people across the UK and beyond.
The Specials Re-union
Inspired by seeing the emotional “Smile” tour from the great Brian Wilson, as well as the reformed Pixies, Terry Hall started thinking about a reunion. Pushed by fan and former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan, talks with the rest of the band started in 2007. A well received date at Bestival in 2008 was followed with a series of tour dates in 2009. Tickets for the gigs sold out in less than an hour.
The gigs were notable for the diversity of their audiences as well as the incredible energy of the band, who put acts half their age to shame with a series of explosive performances. “They’re good songs” explains Hall. “It doesn’t matter what year, month or venue it is. It’s about feeling comfortable and feeling relevant. As long as we feel that, that’s enough.”
Meanwhile, Bad Manners have continued to tour on and off since their early Eighties heyday. Madness go from strength to strength, reuniting in 1992 for two massive gigs in Finsbury Park (dubbed “Madstock”) and more recently releasing their ninth studio album, The Liberty of Norton Folgate.
With The Specials, Madness, The Beat and Bad Manners all on tour in 2010 amid an environment of increasing unemployment, social upheavel and general recessionary malaise, it’s clear that this music is as important now as it has ever been, with bands such as The Refinements keeping the two tone ska flame burning bright.
About the Author
Chris Moffatt is the keyboard player of the UK’s top ska tribute band, The Refinements.
Playing weddings, scooter clubs, parties and pubs across the UK, the band are known to be one of the most authentic bands covering music of the two tone period.
http://www.therefinements.com
Montclair: Police blotter, May 27, 2010
A 17-year-old from Montclair was robbed by five men as he walked near the Bloomfield Avenue bridge near Pine Street this past Saturday night, May 22, the Montclair police said.