The English Beat-inspired 'Twist and Crawl' Art Print

The English Beat-inspired 'Twist and Crawl' Art PrintI love The Beat (aka The English Beat here in North America, and The British Beat in Australia), and I'm a big fan of Dave Wakeling who is very supportive of what I do here at RecombinantCulture. 'Twist and Crawl' is just so good, with infectious two step ska energy; I wanted a vintage retro pulp paperback cover that showed a blonde from the lyrics, but in a supine or crawling position, and this particular Robert Bonfils cover was almost too good to

I love The Beat (aka The English Beat here in North America, and The British Beat in Australia), and I'm a big fan of Dave Wakeling who is very supportive of what I do here at RecombinantCulture. 'Twist and Crawl' is just so good, with infectious two-step ska energy; I wanted a vintage retro pulp paperback cover that showed a blonde from the lyrics, but in a supine or crawling position, and this particular Robert Bonfils cover was almost too good to be true since is ALSO gives the two-tone checkerboard visual so key to the movement! Perfection.

Well, I hope you can imagine this on your wall, or on the wall of a fan you think would appreciate it . . . when people talk about 'the long end of the tail', they're talking about exactly this kind of thing: it's pretty niche, but that means it's beyond cool for the right person. Are you looking for bulletproof ownership or gifting cred?

Look no further.

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