I was thinking about when I depart this here good earth how do I want to go out, in a casket or in an urn, and then it hit me, in a can of chock full of nuts, you know the heavenly coffee tin. I hear it's the best money can buy. Yep save my family the added expense of an expensive box, that I can't take with me no how, so that's my last request, maybe auction it off to the highest bidder. PT Barnum once said a sucker is born every minute, hahahaha I got a feeling they'll be one or two takers, hahahaha Jimmy Blood, Sweat & Tears - And When I Die

The Cyber Comedy section of the book is an international camaraderie between a man and a woman. No this is not a romance story, nor a spy thriller; but do hold on to your hats just the same cos they will pick your pockets and you will want to give them all you have just to keep them telling you more and more. Some think they are the reincarnation of Will & Grace, Ned & Stacey, Mork & Mindy, Sonny & Cher, Stiller & Meara, Lucy and Ricky, or Gracie and Allen but they sure know how to make you laugh without a script. I guarantee one thing if nothing else, you will laugh and then some but don't take my word, read on

Here's a copy of Jimmy's resume taken from his YT channel, theloveman11378, no job too small or too big he won't tackle even if it kills you:

Author, grave digger, prize fighter, military man, private dick, fire fighter, repo man, bank robber, hit man, singer, drummer, trapeze artist, tight rope walker, con man, ventriloquist, tango, mambo, & meringue instructor, secret agent man, midget wrestler, rapper, bass man, professional auditioner, mooner for hire, miner for gold, wheeler/dealer, organ stealer, pole dancer, cowboy, counterfeiter, American Idol wannabe, your man, and whatever else you want me to be...

People ask me what do I do for a living, that would take all day but I can say I was once a king of the road, a hobo by trade, a man of the street. School, sure, school of hard knocks and I got plenty of lumps to prove it. I would hop on trains and have been from the east coast to the west coast about 25 times and I do know all the trains in between. I've been known to have sticky fingers. I pick not only locks but old stogies, you know, cigarette buds off the ground and I've done it all from pushing broom to pot washing and digging graves but I rather not talk about that cos I never heard of dumping 3 or 4 bodies into the same pit. If you see me coming step aside cos if you don't I will send you to the promise land. Hey enjoy Roger Miller he too is a hobo like me, a "King Of The Road," ciao Jimmy

Folks, I think you already heard by now that my friend Felix Baumgartner made that death defying twenty-four mile sky dive jump from outer space. Well it was my idea.I had planned to do that historic jump first. But somebody stole my parachute and beat me to the punch. Well, I'm going to do one better. I'm going to go to our nearest planet. I think it's Mercury. I know it starts with an M, no not Mars It's definitely Mercury And jump from there to earth. I know it's going to take me a few weeks to get here, maybe even longer but then I'm going to own that record and leave Felix in the dust. So wish me luck. When I get back, I expect a parade and lots of women at my doorstep. And yes, this is another one to bite the dust from my bucket list. See you when I get back. I'll be the Guinness Record Holder just yet, oooooooooo oooooooooo oooooooooo

Test your knowledge and broaden your music horizons From Johnny Ace through The Zombies, author Jimmy Correa covers it all in "The Trivia Book of Rock 'n' Roll Music: The '50s, '60s, & '70s."

The easy-to-read format includes fill-in-the-blank, match-up, and multiple-choice trivia questions. A scoring system allows you to keep track of how well you know your music and artists. Learn interesting factoids and tidbits about an array of music, including:
Rock 'n' roll
Pop
Country
Rhythm and Blues
One-hit-Wonders
The British Invasion
Instrumentals
Television and movie hits

Drawn from the author's extensive music collection of more than thirty-six hundred tapes, CDs, albums, and videos, "The Trivia Book of Rock 'n' Roll Music" promises to bring out the music lover in anyone. Challenge yourself and quiz your friends, neighbors, and relatives with questions that are sure to take you all back in time and show you how music cycles from generation to generation. Music never dies, after all; it just keeps rolling along.

From Aaliyah to ZZ Top, author Jimmy Correa covers it all in "The Trivia Book of Rock 'N' Roll Music: The 80s and 90s"-an essential guide to musical factoids.

The easy-to-read multiple choice format makes trivia fun while you learn interesting tidbits about all types of music and artists from the 80s and 90s, including pop, country, R & B, one-hit wonders, and the British and foreign invasions. Enjoy questions such as the following:

• This romantic song by Chris DeBurgh was featured in the 1988 soundtrack of the movie "Working Girl," starring Melanie Griffith
• Sir Mix-A-Lot, the male rapper, charted this song about the female body part that he likes the most
• Eric Clapton had a hit with this song in 1992 that was written in tribute to his son
• LeAnn Rimes, the talented, young country singer, gained her stardom by recording this song about loneliness at the tender age of fourteen
• Marc Cohn recorded this hit song in 1991 about a journey in the Delta Blues

Correa draws on his extensive collection of music paraphernalia to share his love of music with others in "The Trivia Book of Rock 'N' Roll Music: The 80s and 90s." Long live rock 'n' roll