This is creepy in every possible way, but somehow it all fits. I’ve been reading Matthew Polly’s amazingly inspirational Bruce Lee: A Life and it now fits even more. I have in no way Quentin Tarantino’s writing or cinematic abilities, but I’ve lived an odd doppelganger existence with him. Except for his love of cheap …
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In 1977, a guy named Mark Perry made his biggest contribution to rock history when he wrote that “Punk died the day the Clash signed to CBS.” Many people wrote similarly about Elvis after leaving Sun for RCA, but years after it happened. Here is what Elvis would have said about it.
The name of my site comes from my favorite Elvis joke from Mojo Nixon’s “Elvis is Everywhere.” The title of that song was true in 1987 when Mojo Nixon wrote it, and it is still true today. I just watched the movie “Man on the Moon,” about Andy Kauffman with my parents. They loved it. …
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