:38:01
Ones that play the guitar...
:38:03
and go around talking
about how warm they are.
:38:06
That happened to be the truth.
:38:08
You know, my temperature's always
a couple of degrees above normal.
:38:12
The same as a dog's.
:38:17
- You don't believe me?
- I have no reason to doubt you. Believe me.
:38:23
Well, I couldn't hire no stranger...
:38:26
with a snakeskin jacket and a guitar.
:38:31
And a temperature as high as a dog's.
:38:34
- Keep it on, ma'am.
- No, thank you. I got to go up now.
:38:36
- You better go.
- I got no place to go.
:38:39
Well, everyone's got a problem.
That's yours.
:38:42
Ma'am, I do all kinds of electrical repairs.
:38:45
I do odd jobs and I need the work real bad.
:38:51
What's the matter with your guitar?
:38:54
- Are you tired of it?
- No, ma'am.
:38:59
That's my life's companion...
:39:02
but I had to hock it once
and I don't want to do that anymore.
:39:05
I need a steady job.
:39:13
What's all that writing on it?
:39:16
Well, that's...
:39:19
All that's...
:39:21
All that's autographs
of famous jazz musicians.
:39:26
See this name here?
:39:28
Leadbelly.
:39:31
That was the greatest man that ever lived
on 12-string guitar.
:39:36
He played that thing so good,
he broke the stone heart...
:39:39
of a Texas governor
and won himself a pardon out of jail.
:39:43
His name's written in the stars.
:39:48
This one here.
:39:51
Jefferson. Blind Lemon Jefferson.
:39:57
Is his name written in the stars, too?