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Title: Sailing with Bogie
Subtitle: A Memoir of Humphrey Bogart's Passion for the Sea
Author: Larry Dudley
Narrator: Tom Lennon
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-03-15
Publisher: New Street Communications, LLC
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 15 votes
Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Artists, Writers, & Musicians
Publisher's Summary:
Humphrey Bogart spent some 40 weekends a year sailing his Olin Stephens designed yacht Santana, and earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the most accomplished racers and skippers in Southern California. Be it a long race around the islands or at anchor off some pebbled beach, Bogie felt at ease amongst sailors, whose respect he had earned both on and off the waters. He referred to Santana as "the other world" and revealed a side of himself to his sailing friends that no one else saw.
"Sailing means something different to everyone who does it, from a casual flirtation with the wind to a deeply important, essential part of life," writes Bogart's close friend and sailing and racing-partner Larry Dudley. "Bogart already had a full life when he bought Santana - success in his profession, a beautiful young wife whom he adored, a family to start and raise, but there was something unique that sailing Santana gave him, [becoming] a sailor among sailors, master of a finite but complete world where he was at ease, accepted as a skilled helmsman, boat handler and sometime competitor."
In this intimate portrait, Dudley recounts a Bogart little known to others, and in the process spins wonderful, previously untold stories about a remarkable human being at sea and on shore.
Members Reviews:
Well done little book
I never knew anything really about Humphrey Bogart other than his movies. This was a really interesting little book. Not only gave insight into the man, but a good lesson about the world of yachts for the novice. Very well narrated and certainly worth the price!
Loved it
A different kind of book about Bogie. A private and personal look at his life on the water.
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Title: Sailing with Bogie
Subtitle: A Memoir of Humphrey Bogart's Passion for the Sea
Author: Larry Dudley
Narrator: Tom Lennon
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-03-15
Publisher: New Street Communications, LLC
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 15 votes
Genres: Bios & Memoirs, Artists, Writers, & Musicians
Publisher's Summary:
Humphrey Bogart spent some 40 weekends a year sailing his Olin Stephens designed yacht Santana, and earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the most accomplished racers and skippers in Southern California. Be it a long race around the islands or at anchor off some pebbled beach, Bogie felt at ease amongst sailors, whose respect he had earned both on and off the waters. He referred to Santana as "the other world" and revealed a side of himself to his sailing friends that no one else saw.
"Sailing means something different to everyone who does it, from a casual flirtation with the wind to a deeply important, essential part of life," writes Bogart's close friend and sailing and racing-partner Larry Dudley. "Bogart already had a full life when he bought Santana - success in his profession, a beautiful young wife whom he adored, a family to start and raise, but there was something unique that sailing Santana gave him, [becoming] a sailor among sailors, master of a finite but complete world where he was at ease, accepted as a skilled helmsman, boat handler and sometime competitor."
In this intimate portrait, Dudley recounts a Bogart little known to others, and in the process spins wonderful, previously untold stories about a remarkable human being at sea and on shore.
Members Reviews:
Well done little book
I never knew anything really about Humphrey Bogart other than his movies. This was a really interesting little book. Not only gave insight into the man, but a good lesson about the world of yachts for the novice. Very well narrated and certainly worth the price!
Loved it
A different kind of book about Bogie. A private and personal look at his life on the water.