He recalled arguing with his dad about the permissibility of "Amos Moses," the country-funk story-song made famous by eventual Country Music Hall of Famer Jerry Reed in 1970, his old man insisting, "'You ain't playing that rock and roll in my house.' " Diffie, though, did play in a rock band in his youth, and later, during a nine-year stretch working as a machinist at an iron foundry, in regionally touring gospel and bluegrass outfits
Dont worry if you dont smoke
No one disputes that nicotine and caffeine can by addictive
So maybe the writing I do, the desire to connect with individuals through my little surrealist dream-stories, the niche world of poetry, is still me at the party with something to give people as an excuse for my presence
Today, Blake works and lives in London