Paul Revere & The Raiders Coach Model Kit

Barris Movie TV Cars

Weird Cars

• Fuzz & Feedback : Classic Guitar Music of the 60's - The complex bebop lines of guitarists Tal Farlow and jimmy Raney, inspired by the harmonic intricacy of saxophonists like Charlie Parker, had become the benchmark for a generation of jazz guitarists in the 1950s. It's full of photos and great facts, and the lineage of models and history of the manufacturers. What is really neat are the photos of all the odd models made by companies other than the big names like Fender and Gibson. Besides all the fine photos and great layout, there is a lot of interesting information about the influence and use of various guitars on different bands and sounds from the sixties.
• Paul Revere & The Raiders - Greatest Hits - 55 tracks on 1990's Legend of Paul Revere. This expanded version of the group's Greatest Hits (which was first released in 1967 with 11 tracks) covers the highlights of the band from its first single "Louie Louie" in 1963 to its final single of 1967, "Peace of Mind," before Mark Lindsay took over as producer for the remainder of their career. They had a few more hits--notably the chart-topping "Indian Reservation".
• Hollywood TV & Movie Cars - This fun-filled history looks back at some of the most memorable and remarkable cars and motorcycles ever committed to celluloid. Color photography, nostalgic movie stills, and an equally entertaining text examine the Tinseltown careers of photogenic vehicles.
• Barris Movie TV Cars Book - Holy kustom kars Batman! Crazy creations designed and built by George Barris for movies and TV are brought to life in this book. See them all - the Flintmobile, the Munster's Coach, the Batmobile, the Beverly Hillbillys' jalopy, KITT 2, and more of the best customs ever to hit Hollywood. Fetherston reveals how each vehicle was built and provides an outline of each movie/TV show and the car related to the story.