carnivore

Jim Pugh Scott Whitfield Andy Martin

Dale Carnegie Mrs. Dale Jim

Dee Dee Bridgewater e.c. cummings P.P. Arnold

Daisy Mae Second Hand Rose Anytime Annie

Ma Kettle Pa Kettle Sarah Palin

Roy Budd Catarina Valente Jack Valenti

Bea Wayne Wayne Newton Newt Gingrich

Victoria Abril Elaine May Frederic March

Slittin' Sam (The Shaychet Man) Sam (The Man) Taylor Moe Schneider

Jacques Lacan Jack Lalanne Lanny Budd

Ellis Jackson Billy Cotton Alan Breeze

Rex Harrison Harrison Birtwhistle Whistler's Mother

Henry Minton Milt Hinton Osie Johnson

Grover Norquist Grover Cleveland Jimmy Cleveland

Larry David Lev Davidovich Bronstein Eleanor Bron

Henry Lawson Banjo Patterson The Man From Snowy River

Leon Brittan Anatole France Amerigo Vespucci

Red Rodney Sonny "Red' Kyner Charles Kinbote

Rupert Graves Rupert Cole Rupert Bear

Buster Bailey Bus Moten Henry 'Hot Lips' Busse

Wingy Manone Peg Leg Howell Stump Evans

Howard Rumsey Eddie Safranski Don Bagley

Nelson Boyd Curly Russell Oscar Pettiford

Much as I respected Tub's playing he did go on a bit....many memories of waiting, well after midnight, for the last set of whomever was appearing at Ronnie's - Ben, Getz, Zoot etc. The penultimate set of the night was invariably Tubby's quartet and he always seemed intent on putting down a marker for the guest. His solos - great for the first 5 or 6 choruses - and the set, seemed interminable and an exhausted audience would have drifted off to sleep had it not been for the extraordinary discomfort of the club's chairs. Then there was 'the sandwich' - not for eating, but as a means of buying drinks 'after hours'

Scotty Moore Bill Black D.J. Fontana