Neville Staple from The Specials, Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.

Neville Staple signs copies of his new biography, Original Rude Boy, at Notting Hill Gate Waterstone's.
Notting Hill Gate, London. 25/11/09.

Neville Staple, stalwart of the British two-tone scene, appeared in Notting Hill Gate Wednesday to sign copies of his new biography, Original Rudeboy, co-authored with BBC journalist Tony McMahon.

Staple gained mainstream success in the 1980s with ska revival band, The Specials, later moving onto Fun Boy Three with former Specials band mates, Terry Hall and Lynval Golding.