From 'Gunfight At The OK Corral' to 'Last Vegas'
Many other ones in between.

Doo Wop: 1950s-60s
R&B/Rock (from Li'l Richard(1950s) 2 Soul music(1960-70s) 2 80s Rock 2 90s-2000sR&B/(some Hip Hop)
Jazz: (from Ragtime 2 Swing 2 Be Bop 2 Modern /Progressive 2 Smooth Jazz)
Gospel, Negro Spirituals & Classical

Lord of the Flies, Autobiography of Malcolm X,
and at least 100 other books.

My hobby right now is glorify about growing old.
Along with that, my hobby is people, particularly those over age 50.I want to connect with as many people as possible who are struggling, trying to cope with aging. I want to help them see what I see. I want them to experience the vigor I feel when I think of my old self.

My other hobbies are art, music, travel, good healthy eating, exercising,

You can see video snippets of my show, "Old Happens" at www.davidgloverproductions.com/oldhappens

I have no bucket list at this time in my life.
I'm only here to do what I do. Like everyone else, I carry my bucket. And when I drop, so will my bucket

I am a performing artist, writer. I consider myself a spiritual minded-person with a strong vision. I am on a grand mission to re-define the meaning of old age from a negative experience to a positive life experience, something I find greatly needed in this culture.
I am currently performing a one man show on aging called "Old Happens," and recorded a show album in concurrent with the show. I just completed writing a book ~ "The New Old Age (A Five Point Principle On Growing Old Gracefully). The book and record are not on the market and won't be until later this year. The show, the record, and the book, along with an intentionally inspirational movement called the New Old Age Movement www.thenewoldagemovement.blogspot.com are the tools I'm using to inspire 'change' for the 50 plus population.

Meeting people over 50 who accept the blessings of old age; who want to be a part of change for us all, in seeing "old," in human terms, in the same delight as we do being young.
What also turns me on is meeting people well in their 80s, 90s, and beyond, who are vital and still very excited about life.

What turns me off are people over 50 who are still claiming to be so young, when in fact, they're getting old. What turns me off are people who lie about their age, hide their age, and don't appreciate the blessing that they made it passed 50.
But truthfully, despite the personal turn off, I love them, and I want to help them.