GARY P

GARY P
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GARY P

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Tagline: Love they say is very hard to find,does it mean is hard to love
Member Since: April 17, 2014
Gender: Male
Location: Austin, TX
Age: 55
Relationship Status: Single
Interested In: Serious Relationship
Ethnicity: Native American
Religion: Catholic

Orientation: Straight Elementary School:Grant Elementary School
Junior High School:Saint Bridget School
High School:River Forest Senior High School '88
College:Indiana State University '89

About Me

Music:Clasic rock soft rock 70's 80's...Coldplay, Foo Fighters, AC/DC, Audioslave, Black Stone Cherry, David Bowie, Lana Del Ray, Rihanna etc...Perty much all types of music
Movies:One flew over the ckoo ckoo's nest,,Little Man,Unbreakable, The Dead Poets Society, The Man Who Would Be King
TV:Discovery,Jerry Springer,CIS,CSI,action movies am opent tv/movies to watch,History, Discovery, National Geographic Channels
Books:The old man an the sea,,Howard Stein Private Parts,Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Sports:N.Y OR N.J Giants ,Yankee's,Mets,N.Y. Rangers,Soccer
Interests:Boating, Hiking, Camping, Long walks, BBQ'S,Gym, cycling, traveling, reading, computer artwork
Dreams:I'm and easy going guy looking to share my interests with the right women and grow old with her,I am doing it, living my life.
Best Features:Smile, sense of humour, fit and active...Very funny ,Hard working ,Very honest Great Kisser
About Me:Yeah, they say you have to suffer if you want to sing the blues. And yes, blues singer, harmonica master and songwriter Gary Primich wasn't raised in a shotgun shack in the Mississippi Delta or a tenement on the South Side of Chicago. Nor does he try to sound like he was. Yet his blues music still brims with the stamp of authenticity, albeit an authenticity to what constitutes blues music here in the 21st Century. And as CD Review once pointed out, If you're a newcomer to Primich's work and are expecting another boring white guy doing either.Gary Primich was in fact born in the capital city of the blues, Chicago, and raised in an industrial suburb of Gary, IN. Yes, his family was middle class, but the milieu he grew up in could certainly give anyone the blues. My high school was in the business of cranking out people to go work at U.S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel and Inland Steel. Nobody went to college, for God's sake, he says. His first exposure to blues music was when he heard the Dave Edmunds version of "I Hear You Knocking" on the radio. At the same time, Chuck Berry's last big hit "My Ding A Ling" led Primich into the rock 'n roll pioneer's catalog and the legacy of Chess Records.

                        
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