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Midnight Lightning 8: Hendrix continues to jack up all our hidebound notions [...] and for this mucking about he deserves his own Mythologies or Grammatology.at muck about, v.
Midnight Lightning 8: Hendrix continues to jack up all our hidebound notions [...] and for this mucking about he deserves his own Mythologies or Grammatology. Midnight Lightning 3: Aliens from a planet with a purple hazy atmosphere, not an acid trip.at acid trip (n.) under acid, n.1
Midnight Lightning 42: The broomstick straws he angrily found on the boy’s bedroom floor had dislodged during some furious air-guitar sessions.at air guitar (n.) under air, n.
Midnight Lightning 140: That may be a load of crap, some airy-fairy, pie-in-the-sky stuff too.at airy-fairy, adj.
Midnight Lightning 138: And then there’s James. Who somehow manages to hit all the notes they hit and then some.at and then some!, excl.
(con. 1960s) Midnight Lightning 109: I didn’t realize until I was old enough and went on a date to the Black and Tan Club that it was a place where the Black men would go with their white women.at black and tan club, n.
Midnight Lightning 111: Ahmad’s crew were mostly his cousins [...] They were ‘fine,’ bad-ass football players.at bad-ass, adj.
Midnight Lightning 31: This sorryass state of affairs.at sorry-ass, adj.
Midnight Lightning 15: Trying to push the almighty axe into the wings if not the organ-trio dustbin of musical history.at axe, n.
Midnight Lightning 111: They were ‘fine,’ ‘bad,’ hard-working brothers.at bad, adj.
Midnight Lightning 55: Feminist author and activist Germaine Greer, reviled as a cliché pro-femme ballbuster in her time.at ball-buster, n.
Midnight Lightning 54: The relationships he had with women were not just of the whambam variety.at wham-bam-thank-you-ma’am, phr.
Midnight Lightning 7: Let no one bitch [...] over how they were tricked, misled, lied to, hoodwinked, or bamboozled.at bamboozled (adj.) under bamboozle, v.
Midnight Lightning 87: I didn’t really want to meet no other nigga, because by now I think I’m Big Daddy.at big daddy, n.
Midnight Lightning 58: The Blaxploitation spy spoof.at blaxploitation, n.
Midnight Lightning 85: He comes in, takes his little blow, and drops dead.at blow, n.3
Midnight Lightning 93: It blew our minds when he said that.at blow someone’s mind, v.
Midnight Lightning 45: His scream-bloody-murder guitar.at scream blue murder (v.) under blue murder, n.
Midnight Lightning 48: Its immediate embrace by Blackfolk is thanks to the booty-bouncing power of ‘Who Knows’.at booty, n.2
Midnight Lightning 97: The whole emotional only-child turmoil of a father-done-bounced and my mother.at bounce, v.1
Midnight Lightning 9: They’re just my buds, y’all.at bud, n.1
Midnight Lightning 87: We were chillin’ when one day out of the blue, the doorbell rings.at chill (out), v.
Midnight Lightning 81: We had a total breakdown. It was like breakdown city.at -city, sfx
Midnight Lightning 87: Me and the girl clicked immediately.at click, v.3
Midnight Lightning 44: The [...] documentary of that performance shows Hendrix, gingerly conked hair looking like a mess of black flames, sporting a ruffled shirt.at conked, adj.
Midnight Lightning 24: Selling hip Black rock to whites and the ’hood without making Blackfolk stare down their noses at they asses like they were alienated Oreos.at Oreo (cookie), n.
Midnight Lightning 59: ‘Hendrix,’ she gushes, ‘was my first crush.’.at crush, n.2
Midnight Lightning 4: His own mad children can’t ever stop themselves from cussing up a storm.at cuss, v.
Midnight Lightning 35: He prized gut reactions above the whoring of razzle-dazzle.at razzle-dazzle, n.
Midnight Lightning 45: Sold at auction by Sotheby’s for mucho dinero.at dinero, n.
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