Harold_Z

The problem is...will the "poster of the obscure" check in to see if an explanation is needed? the obscure poster may not realize it is obscure.

Mr. Peanut Peanuts Hucko Paulie Chestnuts

Franz Jackson Percy France Jackie Paris

"John Deere Dear John Dear Abby" Abby Hoffman Jerry Rubin Rubens Bassini

Martin Short Mel Gibson Les Paul

Minnie Driver Maxie Kaminsky Heavy D

Ethel Waters Ethel Merman Ethel Mertz

Louis Armstrong Barbara Streisand Walter Mathaou

Roy Orbison Julia Roberts Julia Child Billy Childs Billy The Kid Mighty Joe Young

Walter Brennan Gabby hayes Pat Brady

"Wilbur and Orville Wright Johnny and Baby Dodds Hank, Thad, and Elvin Jones " Bud and Keg Johnson Al and Oliver Jackson Pete and Conte Candoli

Woody Allen Woody Guthrie Woody Herman

Joe Adonis Mr. Lucky Cary Grant

Henry Hull Henry Hill Benny Hill

Bob Ford Jesse James Jesse Jackson

Don January Edgar Winter Donna Summer Frank Sinatra Hurricane Carter Jerry Springer

Henny Youngman Benny Goodman Reggie Workman

Walter Brennan William J. Brennan, Jr. David Brenner Chris Kenner Alvin Robinson Ernie K-Doe

Razor totin' Annie Annie's Aunt Fannie Short Fat Fanny

Sarah Vaughn Vaughn Meader Meat Loaf

Mister Rogers Mister McFeely Handyman Joe Negri Handy Andy W.C. Handy Candy Big Maybelle Big Tiny Little Richard Berry

The Man from Glad Gladys Knight King Curtis

Carmine Gribbs Carmen Mc Rae Dorothy Dandridge

I was afraid I would read something like this ... Now of course I know these guys and I always liked Rainey's bass playing, but will this make me listen through this? There's a lot of GREAT Chuck Rainey on this. If you're familiar with what a great player he is, you should have no problem with this disc. If you're a bass player you'll LOVE it ! There's plenty of great grooves. My post was a difficult one for me. I almost deleted it before I posted. I know there are people that love this type of thing (I'm one) and I also know there are people that don't "get" it. Another plus - the original version of Eric Gale's "How Long Will It Last". A tasty tune that reappeared on Cornell's "Teasin'" album and then on the first Stuff album.

Pee Wee Hunt Pee Wee Russell Big Chief Russell Moore