little egypt
elvis
roustabout
Bill Black's Combo
yogi
From Teenage Millionaire (1961)
Jimmie Nicol
Spotnicks documentary (Sweden 1983)
Jimmie Nicol was stand-in drummer for Ringo Starr June, 1964
drummer The Spotnicks (Sweden) 65-67It'll be me (1963)
Johnny Taylor & The Strangers
french TV
Surboum
Billy Bridge et Les Mustangs
Italian TV 1962
andre brasseur
meat man by the killer
(written by mack vickery)
1179 Dunnavant Ave (at Dow)
Memphis TN
901.775-9127
I don't hide [my recipes]. I let them have them, but they tell me, "You're lying. That ain't the way you fix it." I say, "That's just the way I fix it." They don't want to believe it. God Give everybody so much. If barbecue is yours, that's it.
--J.C. HardawayThe plywood pig hanging perpendicular to McLemore names the place: Candy Man Lounge. The few parking spaces in front are as empty as the lot next door. Black iron bars block all the entrances. Midday, midweek, and nothing is happening here.
Before the Candy Man moved in and crapped out, the store housed Hawkin's Grill. Started in 1938, Hawkin's turned out shoulder after slow-cooked shoulder for the better part of six decades. It was there that J. C. Hardaway, one of Memphis' world-renowned pit masters, got his start at the age of thirteen delivering orders on his bicycle.
Before long, J.C. traded in his pedals for the pits. He cooked hamburgers and chopped the meat as it came off the coals, all the while soaking up secrets and learning the tricks of a trade that would feed him and his community for years to come.
In 1993, J.C. took his tongs and walked around the corner and down Dunnavant to the Big "S" Grill. Now that J.C. sends his smoke up their stacks, they've added his name to the sign and his barbecue to the board, which for years sold only soul food. Listening to J.C., one wonders if there is a difference.
"God gives everybody so much. If barbecue is yours, that's it."
Interview with J.C. Hardaway Conducted by Brian Fisher, 19 February 2002
Early Experiences
In the restaurant, Hawkins Grill. Eighteen, but I started at 13, 14, riding a bicycle delivering orders. At that time they didn't allow children [to work] in restaurants until they were of age. And, at the age of 18. So after I reached 18, I went inside and started working around, and started looking around and started cooking. Hawkins Grill, they were my godparents.
Did you try to spend time in the kitchen when you were younger? Did you get shooed away?
I think it might be that it was in my blood. Just in me that I would learn it. I was around it. I just picked it up.
Cook at home?
Nothing but regular food. Soul food. Home cooked food. No barbecue just home cooked food.
Beginnings in the Hawkins Kitchen Frying hamburgers and selling sandwiches, chopping up barbecue but I wasn't cooking it.
Profession from the Beginning?
Right.
Who did you learn to cook from at Hawkins?
No teacher. Just picked it up looking. Just looking. We didn't take time to teach you. You just picked it up.
They said here's the job?
Here's the job and if you couldn't do it you had to go I guess.
Who was in charge of barbecue at Hawkins?
Mrs. Hawkins
How Long Have You Been Cooking?
Since I was 18. 59 years.
How long was Hawkins Grill open?
From 1938 and I left in '93. Big S since '93. It'll be nine years in October.
Enjoy commercial cooking?
Yes. I enjoy cooking for the public. It's just a part of me. At the age I am now, I don't need nothing else but that basis.
A favorite part of cooking for the public?
I can do pastry. Most anything. But I do barbecue especially if I have a party I'll fix some barbecue beans, spaghetti, potato salad. That line of food, party food. Even cold plates, you know, if necessary.
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(CNN) -- To Lolis Eric Elie, author of the cultural barbecue travelogue "Smokestack Lightning" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), there is no better barbecue pork shoulder sandwich than one made by barbecue pit-master J.C. Hardaway, honored this year by the SFA with the "Keeper of the Flame" award.
A sliced pork shoulder sandwich in the hands of J.C. Hardaway is close to a work of art. Slow-cooked pork, meltingly tender, is served alongside tangy potato salad and homemade sweet tea When asked why pork shoulders, Hardaway, who started cooking when he was 14, smiles in a way that conveys that he has forgotten more about barbecue than the questioner will ever know, and says, "It just the best."
Smoky Hale, a symposium participant and author of "The Great American Barbecue and Grilling Manual" (Abacus Publishing Company), says pork shoulder is one of the finest cuts a barbecue chef can use.
"The pork (shoulder) butt is to pork cookers what the beef brisket is to a Texan. Both cuts have layers of fat interspersed within the meat. When cooked low and slow, the fat melts while basting the meat to keep it moist until it gets done," explains Hale.
Recipe By : John Willingham's World Champion Bar-B-Q
Serving Size : 1 Preparation Time :0:00
Categories : Bbq Sauces
Amount Measure Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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3/4 cup Light brown sugar -- packed
1 each 1 1/4 oz package regular -- flavor chili seasoning
(I used GArry Howard's Chile Powder recipe)
2 teaspoons Dry mustard
1 teaspoon Ginger -- ground
1/2 teaspoon Allspice -- ground
1/4 teaspoon Cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon Mace -- ground
1/4 teaspoon Black peppper -- fresh ground
1 cup White distilled vinegar
1/4 cup Molasses
1/4 cup Water
32 ounces Ketchup
3 teaspoons Liquid smoke (optional)
In a large saucepan, combine the brown sugar, chili seasoning, mustard, ginger,
allspice, cayenne, mace, and black pepper. Add the vinegar, molasses, water,
and liquid smoke. Stir until dry ingredients are dissolved. Add the ketchup
and stir to mix.
Bring to a boil over high heat, stirring constantly to avoid spattering.
Reduce the heat to low, cover, and simmer for 30 minutes.
Remove from the heat and let cool to room temperature.
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La Dolce MustoScreen Legend Throws Shit Fit at Musto!by Michael MustoMarch 17th, 2003But back to big orchids, a producer just played me a copy of an '89 recording he found by Robert Blake's murdered wife Bonny Lee Bakley, who gave very good treacle. The record turns out to be just the kind of poignantly kitschy celeb-worship collectible you'd expect from the woman who owned a photo of her face superimposed next to Elvis Presley's. The rap tune—"A Tribute to Elvis"—has a cheesy sounding synth and drum machine backing Bakley's effusive utterances like "Some people say it's hard for them to understand/I want to be in heaven's rockin' band/Bill Haley and Buddy Holly too/We sing our song for all of you." Sadly, she made it to the band before her time.
In 1989 she made two records for Noway Usa Music of Palisades Park, New Jersey:
Using the name Lee bonny Bakley, she recorded a number called "Tribute to Elvis Presley" that contained the line "Rock and roll will never be the same/Rock and Roll Leebonnie is my name". She also made a brief appearance in the 1985 movie "Turk 182" which starred Robert Urich.In 1990 Lee Bonny and Linda Gail Lewis sued a UK newspaper that had reported they were running an expensive sex chat line service.
Bonny's Address BookBonny Bakley's resourcefulness was apparent in her address book, which Harland Braun recently made public with the addresses, and sometimes telephone numbers, blacked out.
"Let me show you something," Braun said as he flipped through its pages for reporters. "It's really disgustingThis lady was completely wacko. She was absolutely evil."
The book contains 17 entries, and includes addresses for:
Robert Redford
Sylvester Stallone
Gary Busey
Sugar Ray Leonard
comedian Chuck McCann
Robert DeNiro
Prince
Jimmy Swaggart
Jerry Lee Lewis
Larry Flynt
actor James Best
Pat McCormick
Will Jordan
Chuck Berry
Lou Christie
Frankie Valli
Dean Martin
and of course
Robert Blake
Marriages, relationships, children
1) Husband: Evangelos Paulakis (divorced)
- Son: Glenn Paul Gawron (with Paul)
3) Husband: Robert Moon (m. 1984, div. 1987) 5) Husband: Joseph Brooksher (m. 1992 for just 1 day) 6) Husband: William Webber (m. 1993 for just 2 days)
- Jeri Lee Lewis
- Daughter: (b. 28-Jul-1993, father unknown)
Boyfriend: Christian Brando 10) Husband: Robert Blake (m. 19-Nov-2000)
Bonny Lee Bakley says
"Jerry lee Lewis is the Daddy of my little girl"Star Article 1993
original Star article from 1993:ANGRY GIRLFRIEND BLASTS -
JERRY LEE IS DADDY OF MY LITTLE GIRL
A scorned girlfriend of Jerry Lee Lewis says he's the father of their love child - and now she's taking the legendary rocker to court. Bonny Lee Bakley wants the legendary rocker to acknowledge and support the 4-week-o1d daughter she's named Jeri Lee. Lewis, 57, his sixth wife, Kerrie, and their son, Lee, are currently living in Ireland to avoid high taxes in the U.S. But that hasn't stopped Bakley, 37, from filing a petition in Memphis to establish paternity. "I took a home pregnancy test. I called Jerry and told him I was pregnant. He didn't really seem enthused," Bonny tells Star.
"He told me, 'Don't tell anybody.' He didn't want me to tell his sister, Linda Gail, even though we were friends. He said he would get back to me but he never did. I thought he was on the verge of a break up with Kerrie," she says, adding that she gave birth just a few minutes' drive away from The Killer's mansion. Now an unemployed mother of three, Bakley says she had, an on-again, off-again affair with the Great Balls of Fire singer for seven years, and adds she always believed she'd be the next Mrs. Jerry Lee right up until the time the child was conceived. 'The last time we made love was on October29, 1982, at the Airport Marriot in Nashville" Bonny recalls. "I wore a blue silk dress. Jerry said, 'you look good tonight. After we made love, he said, 'I got to get up early' and he left."
Now that Bonny has resigned herself to to life as a single mom, she is determined to make Jerry pay up. "I knew that I had to do something to see that the baby had her rights," says Bonny. "So I went to the Memphis juvenile court and told them I was having a baby - but the father isn't responding." Bonny says the paternity tests can't be done for another two months - but she has no doubt the results will prove that the child is Jerry Lee's. "I would marry him in a heartbeat" sighs Bonny "I love Jerry I love him so much I was willing to have his child. I would do it all again."
She says she fell for the aging performer after seeing him on stage for the first time. 'Jerry made a lasting impression on me," says Bonny "I met him backstage while I was living in New Jersey. "I came to Memphis for a visit" recalls Bonny, 'and ended up staying for a month, and seeing him almost every night usually at Hernando's Hideaway - one of Jerry's favorite clubs, "In 1986, I even moved down to Memphis so I could be with Jerry"
Even if she does win her suit Bonny may have a rough time collecting any money. Jerry Lee owes the IRS $1.6 million, and recently, agents seized some of his most prized possessions - including his piano. "Jerry flatly denies he is the father of this child," the singer's attorney, Charles Waldman, tells STAR.
"I hate the word has-been," continued Merich, "but common sense tells you that the B-list people have more of a problem (with celebriphiles). They don't have handlers and can't afford top-notch security. And they tend to visit the same places over and over again, because people know them there and they still get the attention they crave. They leave themselves open to this problemyou have to get into the psyche of the celebrity. Because as much as they complain about it, these people like being famous. They like walking down the street and having people say, 'Oh, my gosh, that's so-and-so.' That's why they became a celebrity in the first place. And your B-list people aren't getting that attention anymore. So they're much more susceptible to groupies or hangers-on or somebody like this Bakley woman."
"I've been in this business for ten years, and these sorts of cases have been a constant," said John C. Lane, Jr. Lane, formerly the lead officer in an LAPD celebrity protection unit, is now employed by Omega Threat Management Group. "There has always been an undercurrent of inappropriate pursuit in the entertainment industry. Usually it gets dealt with behind the scenes."
Mother: Marjorie Lois Hall
Sister: Margerry Lisa Bakley
Brother: Joseph Bakley
Brother: Peter Carlyon (half brother)
Husband: Evangelos Paulakis (div.)
Husband: Paul Gawron (cousin, m. Nov-1977, div. 1982, 2 children)
Husband: Robert Moon (m. 1984, div. 1987)
Husband: DeMart C. Besly (m. 7-Dec-1988)
Husband: Joseph Brooksher (m. 1992, 1 day)
Husband: William Webber (m. 1993, 2 days)
Husband: E. Robert Telufson (6 weeks)
Husband: Glynn H. Wolfe
Husband: John Ray (m. 1996, div. 1998)
Husband: Robert Blake (m. 19-Nov-2000)
Daughter: Holly Lee Gawron (b. 1981, with Paul)
Son: Glenn Paul Gawron (with Paul)
Daughter: Jeri Lee Lewis (b. 28-Jul-1993, with Lewis)
Daughter: Christian Shannon Brando (renamed Rose Lenore Sophia Blake, b. 2-Jun-2000)
Boyfriend: Jerry Lee Lewis
Boyfriend: Christian Brando
In 1980, still married to her cousin, Bonnie moved down south. One day she arrived, uninvited at Jerry Lee's boyhood home. Frankie Jean Lewis, the rocker's sister, says Bonny sashayed into her living room with a tape recorder playing striptease music.
"She takes off her blouse and peels down her stockings," says Frankie. "It was good. She said 'I'd like to meet your brother.' So I got Jerry on the phone and I said 'Jerry, we got us a real live one here.' And he said 'Send her up.' That's what he always said."
"I come to you with only Karate, empty hands, I have no weapons, but should I be forced to defend myself, my principles or my honor, should it be a matter of life or death, of right or wrong; then here are my weapons, Karate, my empty hands."
Edmund Kealoha Parker
Vintage Ed Parker Comercial
Edmund Kealoha Parker
American martial artist and teacher
founder of
American Kenpo
Mr. Parker was well known for his business creativity. He helped many martial artists to open their dojos. He was also well known in Hollywood where he trained a great many stunt men and celebrities; most notable was Elvis Presley.The following Black Belts were listed on the Parker family tree:
Presley, Elvis
Bruce Lee
gain national attention by introducing him at his
International Karate ChampionshipsHe served as Elvis Presley's bodyguard during the singer's final years, did movie stuntwork and acting, and was one of the Kenpo instructors of martial arts action movie actor Jeff Speakman.He is best known to Kenpoists as the founder of American Kenpo and is referred to fondly as the "Father of American Karate". He is referred to formally as
Senior Grand Master.
last time Ed Parker walks Elvis to stage (1977)
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2 i. Rosanne Cashwas born in Memphis, Tennessee 24 May 1955.
5 iv. Tara Cash was born 24 Aug 1961.
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash
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JOE SOUTH - GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
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que nous disons qu'au revoir la croix nos coeurs et nous espèrent
mourir que l'autre devait blâmer
Ni l'un ni l'autre un ne donneront dedans ainsi nous regardons
nos huit par l''accès dix de pensée les choses qui pourraient avoir
été lui sont une honte putréfiée modifiée
Répétez Le Choeur
Peuplez en marchant jusqu'à vous la gloire Haleakala de chant
et ils essayent de la cogner à vous au nom du seigneur
Ils vont vous enseigner que comment méditer lisez votre
horoscope, trichent votre foi et plus loin plus à l'enfer avec haine
avancent et obtiennent à bord
Répétez Le Choeur
Le regard m'indiquent autour que ce que vous voyez ce
qu'arrive à vous et je Dieu m'accorde la sérénité pour me rappeler
qui je suis
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Joe South (born Joseph Alfred Souter, 28 February 1940, in Atlanta, Georgia) is a Grammy Award winning American singer-songwriter with a distinctive guitar sound.
South had several hits in the late 1960s and early 1970s with songs such as "Don't It Make You Wanna Go Home" and "Walk a Mile in My Shoes". His biggest and most remembered single was "Games People Play" (1969), a Top 10 hit on both sides of the Atlantic. It won the "Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Song", the "Grammy Award for Song of the Year", and which bears a striking resemblance to the children's gospel song, "I Don't Want to Be a Pharisee". It was featured on his first album, Introspect.
He had met and was encouraged by Bill Lowery, an Atlanta music publisher and radio personality. He began his recording career in Atlanta with National Recording Corporation, where he served as staff guitarist along with other NRC artists Ray Stevens and Jerry Reed. South's earliest recordings have been re-released by NRC on CD.
South's compositions have been recorded by many artists. They include Billy Joe Royal's hits "Down in the Boondocks" and "Hush" (later a hit for Deep Purple and Kola Shaker), the Osmonds' hit "Yo-Yo," and Elvis Presley's Laos Vegas-era version of "Walk a Mile in My Shoes", also recorded by Bryan Ferry and Conduct. South's most commercially successful composition is Lynn Anderson's 1971 country/pop monster hit "(I Never Promised You a) Rose Garden", which was a hit in 16 countries worldwide. Lynn Anderson won a Grammy Award for her vocals and South won a Grammy Award for writing the song. South would go on to write more hits for Anderson such as, "How Can I Uncover You" (Billboard #1) and "Fool Me" (Billboard #3).
South was also a prominent sideman,
recording the memorable guitar part on Aretha Franklin's "Chain of Fools"
Tommy Roe's "Sheila" as well as appearing on Bob Dylan's album Blondie on Blondie. He also played the electric guitar part that was added to Simon & Garfunkel's first hit, "The Sound of Silence".
The suicide of his brother, Tommy, drove South into a deep depression.[citation needed] Tommy had been his backing band's drummer and accompanied South not only in live performances, but also on recording sessions when South produced hits for other artists, including Billy Joe Royal, Sandy Pusey, and Friend & Lover.
South was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1979.
In 1988 Dutch DJ, Jan Donkeys, interviewed Joe South for VAPOR-radio. The radio show that aired the interview also played four new songs by South, but a new record was not released.
On 13 September 2003 South was inducted into Georgia Music Hall of Fame, and played together with Buddy Busier, J.R. Cobb and Chips Mo man at the induction ceremony.
The Gospel Road
1973-USA-Biography/Hagiography
This musical documentary of Jesus' life, filmed mostly in Israel, takes a nondenominational but conservative religious approach to the story. Johnny Cash and Larry Murray wrote the script, and the film was produced by June Carter Cash and Johnny Cash. The music includes songs by John Denver, Kris Kristofferson, Joe South, and Christopher Wren. However, most of the singing, and all of the narration is Cash'
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Benny Hill sax player dies
at 80
Saxophonist Boots Randolph, who was best known for playing Benny Hill's signature tune Yakety Sax, has died in the US aged 80.
Randolph, who was born Homer Louis, had been in a coma since suffering a cerebral haemorrhage last month.
His publicist Betty Hofer said he was taken off a respirator at Skyline Medical Center in Nashville.
As a session musician he worked with artists such as Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison and Brenda Lee.
He co-wrote Yakety Sax, which went on to become his biggest solo hit, with guitarist James Rich.
Speaking to the Associated Press in 1990 he said: "Yakety Sax will be my trademark. I'll hang my hat on it. It's kept me alive. Every sax player in the world has tried to play it. Some are good, some are awful."
He also was part of the Million Dollar Band on the US TV show Hee Haw.
"He not only played just the notes, he caressed them," said long-time co-host Roy Clark.
"You could hear the words to his instrumentals," he added.
He leaves a wife, a son, a daughter and four grandchildren.
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The Preamble of the United States Constitution
The Preamble of the United States Constitution
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