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Poets & Thieves: 'The Don' t-shirt
A great looking tribute to the one Don Letts by Canada's Poets & Thieves. Don Letts is a true renaissance man who has at different times been a DJ, author, clothing shop owner, film director and a musician. A second generation English Jamaican, his DJing at the Roxy in London in the 70s is generally credited with merging the two worlds of punk and reggae music. He famously forged a friendship with Bob Marley and started a scene which attracted the likes of the Clash, the Sex Pistols, Chrissie Hynde, Patti Smith, and Deborah Harry. by Poets & Thieves.
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