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A longtime captain in the Lupertazzi family, Phil Leotardo was one of several wiseguys who were sent to prison in the "Mafia crackdown" of the 1980's. Phil was always very good at his job; he has an alleged twenty-seven hits to his credit and can literally scare the piss out of people. When he was released from prison, he didn't waste any time getting back on the payroll.But the "thing" Phil returned to has seen a lot of changes while he was away, and it's about to go through some more. Shortly after Phil rejoined the Lupertazzi organization, Carmine Sr. suffered a fatal stroke before naming his successor. Phil chose to throw in his lot with Johnny Sack, Carmine's second in command, instead of the old don's son, Little Carmine. It proved to be a wise choice. But when Tony B. retaliated against Phil's younger brother, Billy, for killing Angelo Garepe, it set off a near-war between the New York and New Jersey organizations - despite assurances that Tony B. was acting on his own. Phil wanted his revenge: he planned to torture Tony B. before taking him out himself. When Tony Soprano wouldn't let him, bad blood was left between them.
Frank Vincent’s guidebook is a humorous, dead-on look at how to be a real man’s man. It covers popular topics like dating, movies, music, food, cigars, Las Vegas and more! Not sure how to properly light a cigar? Have no idea what suit to buy? Want to choose the right song to set the right mood? This book will teach men that and then some. Mr. Vincent also discusses his life, from a young Italian-American boy growing up in the Greenville section of Jersey City, New Jersey, to his musical career as a nightclub performer, studio musician, drummer, conductor and producer, to his illustrious acting career appearing in such acclaimed movies as Do the Right Thing, Casino and Jungle Fever. In the book, he also interviews fellow man’s man actors James Caan (Las Vegas section), Steven Van Zandt (music section) and Vincent "Big Pussy" Pastore (cigar section).