Indulge yourself in the superstar rocker and #1 New York Times bestselling authorrsquo;s raucous and delicious lifestyle with this bold cookbook and entertaining guide; complete with stories from a lifetime of food; signature recipes and drinks; and featuring lavish full-color photos.For over twenty years; Sammy Hagar has redefined the relationship between good food and good music through his iconic Cabo Wabo tequila brand; his popular chain of Cabo Wabo Cantina restaurants; and his newly launched rummdash;Sammyrsquo;s Beach Bar Rum. Now with Are We Having Any Fun Yet? any Sammy fan can eat; drink; and party like the Red Rocker himself; as Sammy shares his love of food; drinks; and rock-and-roll.Bringing you into the kitchen; behind the bar; and into the center of the party like never before; Sammy shares his deep passion for food and his secrets for rock-and-roll entertaining; including his favorite recipes from home; on the road; and his go-to vacation spots; Cabo and Maui. Coming along for the ride are a wealth of crazy tales; celebrity chefs from around the globe; and stories that reveal the inspiration behind his favorite recipes.Tracing Sammyrsquo;s culinary path through the decades; Are We Having Any Fun Yet? offers a fascinating glimpse into Sammyrsquo;s evolution as a cook and as a musician; showing how these twin passions have fueled each other; and how he brings a rock star attitude of simplicity and fun to everything he does in the kitchen. Of course; nothing goes better with a great meal than a good drink. Here are Sammyrsquo;s greatest drink recipes accompanied by true stories of the wild nights that brought them to life.With even more rock stories from the road and his table; over fifty food and drink recipes; and Sammyrsquo;s tips for entertaining like a rock star; Are We Having Any Fun Yet? gives fans everything they need to party the Cabo Wabo way.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Dorothy Baker manages to do with words what her fictional ...By Nina HandlerDorothy Baker manages to do with words what her fictional character Rick Martin does with a trumpet. The very writing itself is evocative of jazz. The plot is minimal and there are no surprises; the Prologue lays it all out beforehand. But this book makes you feel the way musicians must feel about the music they play; and thats quite a feat.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Like reading ice chipsBy Carrie in HollandThe story is so sparsely written; it reminds us of how subtlety used to be an art form. Written in 1938; by Dorothy Baker inspired by the life of Bix Beiderbecke; the jazz cornetist; the story is gripping from start to finish. How art and the total control it takes of a person leads to the end.3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. A marked manBy Blue in WashingtonIn this fictional biography of a brilliant young musician; modeled on the tragic jazz pianist/trumpeter Bix Beiderbecke; one of the secondary characters refers to the protagonist; Rick Martin; as a marked man. Marked by genius but also marked for tragedy. Suggests that the geniuses of the world are all obliged to pay for their gifts in some painful way.Author Dorothy Baker doesnt speculate about her lead characters demise--and not a word about Bix Beiderbeckes fate. But somehow her beautifully laid out saga of Rick Martins life; which takes him from a lonely and unpromising childhood in the early 1900s to success after success in the years that follow seems to be leading to a mighty fall. Along the way; the reader learns a lot about jazz; the life of musicians; and most especially about race relations in the first part of the 20th Century.The novel is full of wonderful characters and some of the clearest and most enjoyable prose anywhere. A great read that will make you want to try other books by this author.
