Early american roots music, red wine, dirty martinis, pabst blue ribbon, broads, money, broads with money, good looking broads without money, any broad who likes martinis, cars with fins, motorcycles without fins, voodoo, taoism and qi gong.
Groucho Marx, WC Fields, Redd Foxx and Frank Sinatra. Are they still dead?
Fats Waller, The Howlin' Wolf, Nina Simone, Lightnin' Hopkins, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Blind Boys of Alabama (without whats his name), John Lee Hooker, Bad Seeds, Louis Jordan, Mahailia Jackson, Tom Waits, Champion Jack Dupree, Etta James, John Hammond Jr., Frank Sinatra, Blind Willie Johnson, Dr. John, Ray Charles, and The Reverend Gary Davis.
The Good the Bad and the Ugly, The Shining, Streetcar Named Desire, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (both versions) , all the Star Wars movies but my all time favorite is probably Blue Velvet. I'm squeamish when it comes to blood and guts and I don't do too many touchey feeley movies.
I think I'd rather floss the cat!
1957 Chevrolet Passenger Car-Shop Manual
Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee. Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee were quintessential American bluesmen, widely known and instantly recognizable. They were the oddest couple of the blues – with contrasting styles and personalities. Their differences and competitiveness brought out the best in each man, and, at the same time, kept their artistic integrity as individuals. Both have recorded extensively as soloists, Brownie & Sonny were a team for nearly fourty years, from 1939 on. Their styles fit hand and glove, Brownie is a superbly smooth guitarist and singer, while Sonny plays harp and sings in a rough country style complete with whoops and hollers. Sonny was born Saunders Tedell, October 24,1911 near Durham, North Carolina. Brownie McGhee was born 1915 Knoxville, Tenn. Together they became world renown blues musicians - recording and gigging with people like Leadbelly, Woody Guthrie, and Rev. Gary Davis.