- A
bootee (also
bootie or booty) is a
short soft sock or
bootlike garment used for
warmth or protection.
Bootees for
babies are
usually thick and knitted...
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Edward Gernel Fletcher,
known by his
stage name Duke
Bootee (June 6, 1951 –
January 13, 2021), was an
American record producer and rapper. Born and raised...
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album of the same name. The song was
first written in 1980 by
rappers Duke
Bootee and
Melle Mel in
response to the 1980 New York City
transit strike, which...
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Furious Five
actually appear on the record.
Bootee also
contributed vocals (Rahiem was to
later lip sync
Bootee's parts in the
music video). "The Message"...
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thermal qualities of the
bootee are not so important, a
bootee with a
thickness of 2–3.5 mm is common. The leg of the
bootee may have a
zipper down one...
- case
Booty Edwards & Partners,
Malaysian architecture company Bootie, or
bootee, a
short soft sock or
bootlike foot
garment Pirate's Booty,
puffed rice...
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Hosiery Lower leg
Bobby socks Bootee Knee
highs Leg
warmer Loose socks Socks Tabi Toe
socks Crew sock
Dress socks Anklet Low cut Full leg Leggings...
- Shoe Town. He
likes to go on
walks in the
country with
Margot and Baby
Bootee and tell them stories. Plus he
likes his
friends from the
countryside to...
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socially relevant ideas. The
release of "The Message" in 1982,
written by Duke
Bootee and
Melle Mel and
credited to
Grandmaster Flash and The
Furious Five, marked...
- productions, such as "Message II (Survival)" (1982), by
Melle Mel and Duke
Bootee; "Magic's Wand" (1982), by
Whodini and
Thomas Dolby;
Twilight 22's "Electric...
