>> danny: i'm going to tell you something right now between me and you. i listen to no music that came after 1968. i'm like a oldies guy, you know what i mean. >> anthony: i mean, your parents were born in texas. >> danny: yeah. >> anthony: but can you trace your people back to what area in mexico? >> danny: monterrey. my grandmother's grandfather was born in monterrey. >> anthony: can you speak spanish at home? >> danny: yeah, we spoke. i spoke spanish until i was about nine, ten and then usually you stop speaking spanish when you go to grammar school. especially in the '50s, because they wouldn't let you. no, no you don't speak spanish, you know, so you kind of forget. >> anthony: right. >> danny: but then when you start going to juvenile hall and jail, you pick it up again so the guards don't know what you're talking about. >> anthony: did you get into a 12-step in -- when you were still in prison or after? >> danny: while i was in prison. it was 1968. cinco de mayo 1968, that was