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*24510$aBrummell's last riff$cAlan Fletcher
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*4901#$aThe Mod crop trilogy$v1
*5208#$aPortrays the Mods of the 60s as they really were, with the emphasis on outrageous snobbery. The spirit of the 60's in the clothes, the music and the mood of the Mods. The book centres on the Bank Holiday weekend of August 1965 when three kids go out and meet up with the rest of the people on the coast (Skegness, Lincolnshire). They get up to hi-jinx then have to come back to their normal working day lives, as we all did in the 60s. You needed to work in the 60s to fund the lifestyle.
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