Mick Fleetwood: I am a wearer of hats!

[jlee562]

http://www.express.co.uk/comment/expresscomment/472674/Mick-Fleetwood-goes-his-own-way

I've always worn hats, many hats, too many hats at times, and even though I've never given losing my hair much thought, hats have proven to be rather a chic fashion segue as the years have gone by.

Hats are poetic, romantic; they provide generous amounts of theatrics for an old drama queen like myself.

They're also handy to keep about in case things get desperate.

Did you know they make great coin collectors for busking?

My channelling of the Mad Hatter began as a "spark" from seeing my father getting ready for work, donning his Air Force peaked hats and berets.

I have memories of playing dress up in them.

I still have them but, after some 30 years in showbusiness, sad to say my head is somewhat larger than it once was, so my father's hats no longer fit.

I am a collector of hats.

Recently I went to the Westbrook Maker Hat Company in Venice, California, a fine place where all the felt hats are made the old-fashioned way, by hand.

After a lengthy fitting, I ordered several hats that I am excited to be wearing on our upcoming tour.

Ahh, interesting to see Westbrook Maker there...seems that young man has some pretty big clients.

 

[Rolo Tomasee]

Nice hat video on Westbrooks hats website.

http://www.nickfouquet.com/


Is not he the drummer for the Foo Fighters?

 

[hatophile]

Stevie Nicks can wear some hats too!

 

[Atticus Finch]

Had the pleasure of meeting Mick one evening back in the mid-seventies. As I reall, he was wearing a stingy-brim fedora even then.

AF