New Artists Added To Playlist at theeternalkenaz

Hop Harrigan - 1947 08 26 - Riddle Of The Ghostly Avengers 14:07
Suspense - An Honest Man - 1948-08-05 30:05
Howling Wolf- Down In The Bottom (unedited version) - The Chess Story 1947-1975 (1960-1961) (Disc 9) 2:36
PETE SEEGER Woody Guthrie L - Hobo s Lullaby 2:37
Guthrie, LEADBELLY, Seeger - House of the Rising Sun - Woody Guthrie - Folkways: A Vision Revisited 2:57
Woody Guthrie
Roosevelt Sykes - Rock-A-Bye Birdie - Blues Box - Windy City Blues 3:27
Harry Lime - Two is Company - 19xx-xx-xx 27:51
Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Two Trains 5:55
Sonny Boy Williamson - Unseeing Eye - The Chess Story 1947-1975 (1957-1959 Part Two) (Disc 8)

From The Set Of Cheaper By The Dozen II

Hi all,

I finished up Friday night a two day booking on the set of the new Eugene Levy, Steve Martin film "Cheaper By The Dozen II". Currently filming in Toronto.

I can't say a whole lot about the film, damn rules and all. But let me say, watching two guys with a combined comedy resume of more than two hundred projects in the last
thirty five years was a complete dream.

If you asked me, "hey wanna come out and be stuffed into a dank church basement with a hundred and fifty others, including ninety children. But, oh the kicker, you will have to react to the actions of two of the funniest men on the planet." What would you say? "Hell ya!"

Anyway, the only thing I can say about the set was that it was an easy two days sitting one row from two lengends perform a scene that ends with Steve Martin being held by his ankles over a movie theater balcony by Eugene Levy.

A stunt man was used for Mr. Levy's POV's other than that Steve Martin strapped on the harness and did his own pratt falls into the mat. Even at sixty! the man still has his timing.

Note, Steve Martin's 60th BD is the 14th of August according to IMDB, which I've included a link to so you can check out the complete cast list for this film. Just click on the post title.

Later,
Kenaz

Paylist For August 4-6, 2005

1. Albert Collins - Ice Pick - Ledgends of Texas Blues n/a 0:00
Albert_Collins_-_Ice_Pick.mp3 32/44/sc 3:09


Albert Collins


2. Blind Blake - west coast blues - not known n/a 3:09
Blind_Blake_-_West_Coast_Blues__1926_.mp3 32/44/sc 3:14


Blind Blake


3. Bessie Smith - After You've Gone - not known n/a 6:23
Bessie_Smith_-_After_You_ve_Gone.mp3 32/44/sc 3:00


Bessie Smith


4. OTR Dimension X - almost Human - 50-05-13 n/a 9:24
Dimension_X_-_Almost_Human_500513.mp3 32/44/sc 27:44


Dimension X

5. Buddy Guy - Bad Bad Whiskey - Buddy Guy And Junior Wells Play The Blues n/a 37:09
Buddy_Guy___Junior_Wells_-_Bad_Bad_Whiskey.mp3 32/44/sc 4:14


Buddy Guy




Junior Wells



6. Dimension X - Beyond Infinity - 07/21/50 n/a 41:23
Dimension_X_-__16_-_Beyond_Infinity_-_07_-_21_-_1950_.mp3 32/44/sc 29:36


Dimension X

7. Blind Boy Fuller - Big Leg Woman Gets My Pay - East Coast Piedmont Style n/a 1:11:00
Blind_Boy_Fuller_-_Big_Leg_Woman_Gets_My_Pay.mp3 32/44/sc 2:46


Blind Boy Fuller


8. Big Bill Broonzy - Bill Bailey - Big Bill Broonzy Sings Folk Songs n/a 1:13:46
Big_Bill_Broonzy_-_Bill_Bailey.mp3 32/44/sc 1:57


Bill Broonzy


9. B.B. King - Blues Man - Blues On The Bayou n/a 1:15:44
BB_King_-_Blues_Man.mp3 32/44/sc 5:01


BB King

10. Robert Johnson - Cross Road Blues - Standing at the Crossroads n/a 1:20:45
Robert_Johnson_-_Cross_Road_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 2:28


Robert Johnson

11. Blind Willie Johnson - Dark Was the Night (Cold Was t - Dark Was the Night [Columbia/L n/a 1:23:14


Blind Willie Johnson

02_Dark_Was_the_Night__Cold_Was_the_Ground_.mp3 32/44/sc 3:20
12. Norah Jones - Don't Know Why - Come Away With Me n/a 1:26:34 Norah_Jones_-_Come_Away_With_Me_-_01_-_Don_t_Know_Why_1__1_.mp3 32/44/sc 3:16


Norah Jones

13. Bonnie Raitt - Finest Lovin' Man - Bonnie Raitt-The Bonnie Raitt Collection n/a 1:29:51
Bonnie_Raitt_-_Finest_Lovin__Man.mp3 32/44/sc 3:58


Bonnie Raitt

14. Billie Holiday - Georgia on my Mind - God Bless the Child n/a 1:33:50
Billie_Holiday_-_Georgia_On_My_Mind.mp3 32/44/sc 3:05



Billie Holiday

15. Billie Holiday - God Bless The Child - not known n/a 1:36:55
Billie_Holiday_-_God_Bless_The_Child.mp3 32/44/sc 4:01

16. Bonnie Raitt - have a heart - Nick Of Time n/a 1:40:57
Bonnie_Raitt_-_Have_a_heart.mp3 32/44/sc 5:02


Bonnie Raitt


17. Big Mama Thornton - Hound Dog - Hound Dog - The Peacock Record n/a 1:46:00
Big_Mama_Thornton_-_Hound_Dog.mp3 32/44/sc 2:53


Big Mama Thornton

18. CAMPBELL THEATER - Huck Finn - 40-03-17 ep54 n/a 1:48:53
CAMPBELL400317ep5432kbps53m45s_HuckleberryFinn_.mp3 32/44/sc 53:43


Campbell Theater


19. Blind Willie Johnson - John the Revelator - Dark Was the Night [Columbia/L n/a 2:42:37
08_John_the_Revelator.mp3 32/44/sc 3:19


Blind Willie Johnson


20. BB King - Johnny B. Good - not known n/a 2:45:56
BB_King_-_Johnny_B._Good.mp3 32/44/sc 2:42


BB King


21. OTR - Lone Ranger - The Escape n/a 2:48:39
Lone_Ranger_-_The_Escape.mp3 32/44/sc 24:42


The Lone Ranger


22. Buddy Guy Johnny Lang - Midnight Train - not known n/a 3:13:21
Buddy_Guy___Johnny_Lang__Midnight_Train.mp3 32/44/sc 5:21


Buddy Guy




Johnny Lang


23. Bo Diddley Muddy Waters Little Walter - My Babe - Super Blues n/a 3:18:42
Bo_Diddley__Muddy_Waters____Little_Walter_-_My_Babe.mp3 32/44/sc 3:56


Bo Diddly




Muddy Waters




Little Walter


24. Alberta Hunter - My Handy Man Ain't So Handy An - not known n/a 3:22:38
Alberta_Hunter_-_my_handy_man_ain_t_so_handy_anymore.mp3 32/44/sc 3:49


Alberta Hunter


25. DefenseAttorney - OTR - 51-08-31 n/a 3:26:28
DefenseAttorney_510831.mp3 32/44/sc 30:13


Defense Attorney


26. 500615 - Picnic For Fathers Day - Father Knows Best n/a 3:56:41
FatherKnowsBest500615PicnicForFathersDay.mp3 32/44/sc 29:27


Father Knows Best


27. Big Bill Broonzy - Pussy Cat Blues - not known n/a 4:26:08
Big_Bill_Broonzy_-_Pussy_Cat_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 1:34


Bill Broonzy


28. Big Walter Horton - Rockin My Boogie - not known n/a 4:27:43
Big_Walter_Horton_-_Rockin__My_Boogie.mp3 32/44/sc 3:22


Big Walter Horton


29. Blind Willie McTell - Statesboro Blues - not known n/a 4:31:06
Blind_Willie_Mctell_-_Statesboro_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 2:35


Blind Willie McTell


30. Big Walter Horton - That Ain t It - not known n/a 4:33:41
Big_Walter_Horton_-_That_Ain_t_It.mp3 32/44/sc 2:53


Big walter Horton


31. CAMPBELL Theater - The Escape - 39-10-15 ep32 n/a 4:36:35
CAMPBELL391015ep3232kbps57m25s_Escape_.mp3 32/44/sc 57:21


The Escape


32. Big Mama Thornton - The Fish - Hound Dog - The Peacock Recordings n/a 5:33:56
Big_Mama_Thornton_-_The_Fish.mp3 32/44/sc 2:31


Big Mama Thornton


33. Freddie King - The Moon is Rising - not known n/a 5:36:28
Blues_Freddie_King-The_Moon_is_Rising.mp3 32/44/sc 4:01


Freddie King


34. AVENGER - The Mystery of the Giant Brain - 450615 n/a 5:40:29
AVENGER450615e0232-22-m27m42sTheMysteryoftheGiantBrain.mp3 32/44/sc 27:37


The Avenger


35. OTR - The Onion Jar - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 6:08:06
OTR_-_The_Onion_Jar.mp3 32/44/sc 27:26


The Onion Jar


36. McTell, Blind Willie 9010 - Three Women Blues - The Early Years 1927-1933 n/a 6:35:33
Blind_Willie_McTell_-_Three_Women_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 2:43


Blind Willie McTell


37. Bessie Smith - w/MUDDYWATER-AMississippi Moan - not known n/a 6:38:16
Bessie_Smith_-_A_Mississippi_Moan__Muddy_Waters_.mp3 32/44/sc 3:08


Bessie Smith


38. Father Knows Best - Who Has The Time - 50-09-21 n/a 6:41:25
FatherKnowsBest500921WhoHasTheTime.mp3 32/44/sc 29:44


Father Knows Best


39. Alberta Hunter - You Can't Tell The Difference - Blues Masters Volume 11 Classi n/a 7:11:09


Alberta Hunter

Tarot Reading For The Week

The Question:"Will this week be a successful one? "

Review of the ten card Celtic Spread.

The the deck is first spread out face down in the middle of the table and mixed up thoroughly. The cards are then gathered and played out one card at a time, face up as follows.

The Celtic Cross spread is one of the most common tarot spreads. There is a cross in the center, with a row of 4 cards along the side. This spread will provide a fairly in-depth look at a situation including past, present and external influences. Beginners may want to start with a spread with fewer cards.

Here is the reading.

Positions: 1 - (beneath the 2 card) Basis of the situation. It represents the general tone of the reading and identifies the problem for the querent.

The Tower
AN
UNEXPECTED TRAGEDY WILL ROCK YOUR WORLD, AND YOU
MAY GO THROUGH
A LOSS OF FAITH AND HOPE, THERE IS A
POSSIBILITY OF A LOSS OF
A PERSON NEAR YOU, AND OR
DANGER OF ACCIDENTS AND BAD HEALTH.

2 - Crosses the situation. This card shows the challenges or obstacles that are facing the querent.

Seven of
Pentacles
YOU ARE TAKING A TIME-OUT FROM THINGS TO SEE IF THINGS

WILL WORK OUT, OR RECUPERATING FROM AN ILLNESS.

3 - Subconscious. The true nature of how the querent feels about the matter.

The Emperor
A
POWERFUL MALE OR STRONG MINDED WOMAN WILL ENTER
YOUR LIFE WITH
THE INTENTION TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE THROUGH
A NEW PARTNERSHIP OR
RELATIONSHIP.


4 - The past. Events of the recent past that will have influence or effect on the matter at hand.

The Hangman
THINGS
THAT MATTER IN YOUR LIFE HAVE COME TO A HALT
OR STANDSTILL, A
REVISION OF THINGS WILL BE DONE AND
YOUR LIFE WILL BE DIFFERENT
AS A RESULT.


5 - Conscious. The querents known feelings, which should be read in conjunction with card 3.

King of
Cups
SOMEONE WILL BE OF AID TO YOU, OR BE A BENEFACTOR FOR YOU.

6 - The future. Something that will come to pass in the near future.

Four of
Cups
SOMEONE IS OFFERING YOU AN OPPORTUNITY IN YOUR LIFE,
AND
YOU ARE REFUSING IT OR IGNORING IT.

7 - The querent. The attitude and influence of the querent, and the role they play in the situation.

Knight of
Swords
SOMEONE UPSETS YOU BY CAUSING MISCHIEF WITH BAD INTENT.

8 - The environment. The surroundings of the querent in this situation (possibly reflecting family, friends or work relationships).

The Chariot
YOU
MAY BE GOING ON A TRIP IN THE NEAR FUTURE, THIS TRIP
MAY BE DONE
BY LAND AND BE WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE OF
YOUR HOME.

9 - Hopes and fears. This card shows how the querent is feeling about the possible outcome of the situation.

Four of
Wands
YOU WILL HAVE REASON TO CELEBRATE, HAPPINESS AND PEACE

ARE NOW WITHIN YOUR GRASP, THERE IS A POSSIBILITY OF A
MARRIAGE
OR COMMITMENT IN THE NEAR FUTURE FOR YOU.

10 - Final outcome. This is how the situation will play out.

Six of Cups
YOU
WILL BE REUNITING OR SPENDING TIME WITH SOMEONE
FROM YOUR PAST.

Summation.
THINGS
HAVE COME TO A HALT, THEY WILL PICK UP AGAIN
AFTER A FUNDAMENTAL
CHANGE, OR A RE-EVALUATION, AND
THEN THINGS WILL TAKE OFF.

Reading for the period of August 3-9, 2005

Air France Air Bus on fire sitting on the runway at Toronto's Pearson International Airport. 

The Angels Are Watching!

I couldn't believe the pictures that came of Pearsons International Airport yesterday.

Watching an Air France Air Bus flight 358 burning on the runway gave me that sick feeling in the pit of my stomach at first. Then to hear that all of the 309 passengers and crew had survived, affirmed by beliefs in guardian angels.

They had taken the guise this day as flight attendants, crew and well informed passengers who worked together to safely evacuate the burning plane in less than two minutes.

Applause also goes out to those who had stopped along the busy highway 401 to pick up the weary crash victims and drive them back to the terminals.

Full coverage and pictures can be found at www.cbc.ca

Kenaz,

This Weeks Tales From The Set Archive-Miss Green Dress

A couple of weeks back while on set of some new network series slated for the fall called Beautiful People, a couple of us who had done a long stint on Cinderella Man together last year where humorously recalling some of the details of one particular female extra.

This womens dress was this sets equivalent to Vivian Lee's green dress in "Gone With The Wind". Problem was our Miss Scarlet, acted more like the lead character in the Scarlet Letter.

Let's just say this women was quite aware of how this dress lifted and separated her ample cleavage.

Although, to give her the benefit of the doubt, she might have had a bad back, so that could be the reason she need to bend forward and stretch a lot. Especially when men passed.

It's funny how memory works though, after recalled the facts of this women, we both said simultaneously, "By the way, what was her name ?"

Where ever you are Miss Green Dress, god bless your spirit!

Kenaz,

Things That Make You Shake Your Head II

To be fair, in the last post I noted some of the general publics misnomers and ill thought out phrasings spoken while passing productions. Here is a list of some of the questions uttered by those coming on to a set for the first time.

1. When do we eat?
(Hmm, you are standing in holding, there is a craft table set up for extras, wild guess, when you can? What they meant to say: How long after we have signed in will be be fed? Answer:Three(substantial) and six hours(Hot meal))

2. What time will be wrapped?
(Yeesh, it's 7:00am. When they get all the shots done?)

3. Who's a good agent?
(I hope the one your with!)

4. How much do we get paid?
(Christ we get paid! Yee Haw! This is something the agents cover early, hoping to scare off people who ask this kind of question.)

5. Why do we have to wear these uncomfortable clothing? Can't I wear jeans and stand in the back.
(Asked by a young girl to the wardrobe department ,who I'm assuming had not been kidnapped and dragged onto set and was fully aware that this was a period piece. As to her query, I don't think they wore low rider jeans in 1940 and by the look on the costumers face "in the back" or lower was where she wanted to plant a boot)

Kenaz,

Things That Make You Just Shake Your Head

Here is a top five list of the well meaning questions I've gotten doing background work in the Toronto/Hamilton from the general public passing by a set and the answer that I'm thinking.

1. Are there any stars in this film?
(Nope, no heavenly bodies in this one, a black hole has sucked all the creativity out of this shlock. Example The short lived series "Wonderfalls)

2. Do you have any change?
(from a street beggar I was clearly wearing a police uniform too boot! Note, background performers make less than the guy who picks up road kill on the side of the highway. I was stumped by this guy.)

3. Are you allowed to shoot the guns?
(asked by a well meaning youngster, as she keenly spotted the replica glock placed in my holster. It would not be safe practice for a production company to allow extras to fire real weapons on a busy city street. Nuts.)

4. Can I be in the film?
(Asked by a man who decided to join the line of extras waiting to be cued by an AD(Assistant Director) to make their cross in front of the cameras. If you are that hard up to be seen on film, go the bank and stand in front of the security cam. Short answer no.)

5. Can I get your autograph?
(I'm not lying. On the set of John Q in 2000 a women was asking EXTRAS! for their autographs. Her reason, was just in case any of us made it big she could say I knew them when. And yes some people obliged, I didn't get a chance, really)

Kenaz,

Post Cards From The Hammer

Here are nine photos depicting many of the spenders that can be found in and around the City of Hamilton. Liuna Station (former CN Rail)
This is the same station featured in many films including "X-Men" and "The Long Kiss Goodnight
 

Here's a picture of the inside of Liuna station. A friend of mine snapped this when we worked on the set of the Canadian series "The Eleventh Hour". 

On the set of "The Eleventh Hour" The scene was a flashback to a ficticious chess match between the Russian and Canadian champions set in Montreal. I sat behind the actor playing the Russian (left side of the picture) 

The Old Burk's Clock keeping perfect time out front Jackson Square Mall .
 

Queen Victoria stands proud, looking out over Gore Park at the corner of King St W and James St S in downtown Hamilton.
 

Constructed between 1832-1835. Dundurn Castle has been restored to the year 1855 when MacNab was at the height of his career as a lawyer, landowner, railway magnate and Premier of the United Canadas (1845-56). Over forty rooms, above and below stairs, have been furnished to compare the life of a prominent Victorian family with that of their servants. Costumed staff guide visitors through the home, illustrating daily life from the 1850s.

 

Old Post Card of the Rose Garden Located at Gage Park in Hamilton.
 

Webster Falls- Ancaster Ontario
 

Spencer Creek, Dundas
 

The Eternal Kenaz on Live365! Playlist For Monday

Get your Monday fix of those great Old Time Radio programs from the Golden era. Plus great Jazz and Blues MP3's of the '30,'40's and '50's. I've also began adding some modern Jazz musicians who's music has been influenced by mentors.

For more information on the programs, music and musicians that I play check out the following sites or go to the links section and click.

hhtp://www.redhotjazz.com
http://www.celebsoup.com/Billie_Holiday.html
http://www.oldtimeradioprograms.com/index.html

Artist - Track - Album Rating Start
Track file name BR/FR/ST Length

1. BB King - Ain't That Just Like A Women - not known n/a 0:00
BB_King_-_Ain_t_That_Just_Like_A_Woman.mp3 32/44/sc 4:00
2. Alberta Hunter - My Castle's Rockin - Jazz Greats - Jazz Voices n/a 4:00
Alberta_Hunter_-_My_Castle_s_Rockin_.mp3 32/44/sc 2:35
3. Bessie Smith - A Good Man Is Hard To Find - Bessie Smith 1925-1933 n/a 6:36
Bessie_Smith_-_A_Good_Man_Is_Hard_To_Find.mp3 32/44/sc 3:06
4. Bonnie Raitt - Angel From Montgomery - Bonnie Raitt-The Bonnie Raitt Collection n/a 9:42
Bonnie_Raitt_-_Angel_From_Montgomery.mp3 32/44/sc 3:59
5. Lone Ranger - Army Mule - 54.06.14 n/a 13:41
Lone_Ranger_-_54.06.14_Army_Mule.mp3 32/44/sc 24:36
6. John Lee Hooker - Backstabbers (with Albert Coll - Mr. Lucky n/a 38:18
Albert_Collins_-_Blues_John_lee_Hooker.mp3 32/44/sc 5:06
7. Billie Holiday - Blue Moon - not known n/a 43:24
Billie_Holiday_-_Blue_Moon.mp3 32/44/sc 3:28
8. BB King - Blues in G - not known n/a 46:52
BB_King_-_Blues_in_G.mp3 32/44/sc 3:28
9. Paul Robeson - Danny Boy - Ballad for Americans n/a 50:20
Paul_Robeson_-_Danny_Boy.mp3 32/44/sc 2:59
10. Dimension X - Destination Moon - 06 - 24 - 1950 - Old Time Radio n/a 53:20
Dimension_X_-__12_-_Destination_Moon_-_06_-_24_-_1950.mp3 32/44/sc 27:24
11. Billie Holiday - Dream A Little Dream Of Me - not known n/a 1:20:45
Billie_Holiday_-_Dream_A_Little_Dream_Of_Me.mp3 32/44/sc 2:45
12. Lone Ranger - Drought - OTR n/a 1:23:31
Drought.mp3 32/44/sc 22:00
13. Norah Jones - Feelin' The Same Way - Come Away With Me n/a 1:45:31
Norah_Jones_-_04_-_Feelin__The_Same_Way.mp3 32/44/sc 9:12
14. Robert Nighthawk - Goin Down To Eli s - not known n/a 1:54:44
Robert_Nighthawk_-_Goin__Down_To_Eli_s.mp3 32/44/sc 4:16
15. Bonnie Raitt - Guilty - Bonnie Raitt-The Bonnie Raitt n/a 1:59:00
Bonnie_Raitt_-_Guilty.mp3 32/44/sc 2:41
16. Blind Lemon Jefferson - Hangman s Blues - not known n/a 2:01:41
Blind_Lemon_Jefferson_-_Hangman_s_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 3:29
17. John Lee Hooker - Hobo Blues - Blues Classics - 1945-1949 n/a 2:05:11
Big_Joe_Turner___John_Lee_Hooker_-_Hobo_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 3:02
18. Buddy Guy John Mayall - I Could Cry - not known n/a 2:08:14
Buddy_Guy___John_Mayall_-__I_Could_Cry.mp3 32/44/sc 2:27
19. Big Al Downing - I'll Be Holding On - The Chess Story 1947-1975 (1969-1975) (Disc 13) n/a 2:10:41
17_-_Big_Al_Downing_-_I_ll_Be_Holding_On.mp3 32/44/sc 3:09
20. Alberta Hunter - I've Had Enought (Alberta's Bl - The Glory of Alberta Hunter n/a 2:13:50
Alberta_Hunter_-_I_ve_Had_Enought.mp3 32/44/sc 4:13
21. Blind Willie Johnson - If I Had My Way I'd Tear the B - Dark Was the Night [Columbia/L n/a 2:18:04
01_If_I_Had_My_Way_I_d_Tear_the_Building_Down.mp3 32/44/sc 3:09
22. big bill broonzy - kansas city blues - Big Bill Broonzy Story n/a 2:21:13
Big_Bill_broonzy_-_Kansas_City_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 3:30
23. North Mississippi Allstars - Lord Have Mercy - not known n/a 2:24:44 North_Mississippi_Allstars__-_Lord_Have_Mercy.mp3 32/44/sc 7:44
24. Bessie Smith - Lost Your Head Blues - not known n/a 2:32:28
Bessie_Smith__-_Lost_Your_Head_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 2:57
25. Buddy Guy Johnny Lang - Midnight train - not known n/a 2:35:25
Buddy_Guy___Johnny_Lang_-_Midnight_train.mp3 32/44/sc 4:01
26. The AVENGER - Murder Hits The Jackpot - 451109 n/a 2:39:26
AVENGER451109e2332-22-m28m43sMurderHitsTheJackpot.mp3 32/44/sc 28:35
27. Peg Leg Howell - New Prison Blues - Great Race Record Labels v. 2 n/a 3:08:02
Peg_Leg_Howell_-_New_Prison_Blues.mp3 32/44/sc 3:01
28. DefenseAttorney - OTR - 520410 n/a 3:11:03
DefenseAttorney520410.mp3 32/44/sc 29:50
29. Blind Willie Johnson - Praise God I'm Satisfied - Dark Was the Night [Columbia/L n/a 3:40:54
12_Praise_God_I_m_Satisfied.mp3 32/44/sc 3:12
30. Blind Boy Fuller - Rag For Blind Boy Fuller - not known n/a 3:44:07
Rag_For_Blind_Boy_Fuller_1_.mp3 32/44/sc 2:38
31. Big Bill Broonzy - Romance without finance - Blues History n/a 3:46:45
Big_Bill_Broonzy___Washboard_Sam_-_Romance_Without_Finance.mp3 32/44/sc 3:09
32. Blues Traveler - Run Around - not known n/a 3:49:54
Blues_Traveler_-_Run_Around.mp3 32/44/sc 4:39
33. Blind Blake - Seaboard Stomp - Ragtime Guitar's Foremost Fing n/a 3:54:34
Blind_Blake_-_Ragtime_Guita.mp3 32/44/sc 3:01
34. Big Walter - Shakey Horton - Need My Baby n/a 3:57:35
Big_Walter_-_Shakey__Horton_-_Need_My_Baby.mp3 32/44/sc 2:05
35. CAMPBELL PlayhouseTheater - Showboat - 390331 n/a 3:59:41
CAMPBELL390331ep1732kbps58m53s_Showboat_.mp3 32/44/sc 58:45
36. Professor Longhair - Stagge - not known n/a 4:58:26
Professor_Longhair_-_Stagge.mp3 32/44/sc 4:40
37. OTR - Suspense - Phobia 1 n/a 5:03:06
OTR_-_Suspense_-_Phobia__1_.mp3 32/44/sc 25:59
38. Robert Nighthawk - Sweet Black Angel - not known n/a 5:29:05
Robert_Nighthawk_-_Sweet_Black_Angel.mp3 32/44/sc 1:48
39. Big John Wrencher Joe Carter - Take A Little Walk With Me - not known n/a 5:30:54
Big_John_Wrencher___Joe_Carter_-_Take_A_Little_Walk_With_Me.mp3 32/44/sc4:51
40. GUNSMOKE - Tara - 521107 n/a 5:35:46
GUNSMOKE521107e02932-16-m27m51sTara.mp3 32/44/sc 27:51
41. Blues Traveler - The Mountains Win Again - not known n/a 6:03:37
Blues_Traveler_-_The_Mountains_Win_Again.mp3 32/44/sc 5:05
42. CharlieChan - The Romantic Engineer - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 6:08:43
CharlieChanTheRomanticEngineer.mp3 32/44/sc 26:14
43. CharlieChan - The Tell Tale Hands - 19xx-xx-xx n/a 6:34:57
CharlieChanTheTelltaleHands.mp3 32/44/sc 27:42
44. Big Mama Thornton - Unlucky - not known n/a 7:02:40
Big_Mama_Thornton_-_Unlucky.mp3 32/44/sc 3:20
45. Fletcher Henderson - Wrappin' It Up - not known n/a 7:06:00
Fletcher_Henderson_-_Wrappin__It_Up.mp3 32/44/sc 2:46
46. Blind Mctell Willie - Last Dime Blues - Atlanta Twelve String n/a 7:08:46
Blind_Willie_McTell_-_Last_Dime_Blues.MP3 32/44/sc 2:49

What's In A Name?

What's In A Name? You ask. Well, in the world of celebrities it is everything. That said check out this top ten list of famous parents and their name choices for their children. Some are creative like Bruce Willis and Demi who named one of their children Scout Larue after a character in to Kill a Mockingbird. Some are poetic like ex-hippies John and Arlyn Phoenix, who's children's names are all derived from nature. And then there's big George Foreman, who must have taken too many shots to the head.

1.Frank and Gail Zappa Moon Unit
Frank & Gail Zappa Ahmet Emuukha Rodan
Frank & Gail Zappa Diva Muffin
Frank/Gail Zappa Dweezil

2. Paula Yates and Bob Geldof Fifi Trixibelle
Paula Yates & Bob Geldof Peaches Honeyblossom
Paul Yates & Bob Geldof Little Pixie
Paula Yates & Michael Hutchense Tiger Lily Heavenly Hirani

3.Julia & Jamie Oliver Daisy Boo
Julia & Jamie Oliver Poppy Honey

4.Demi Moore &
Bruce Willis Rumer Glenn
Demi Moore & Bruce Willis Scout Larue
Demi Moore & Bruce Willis Tallulah Belle

5.George Foreman
Former Boxing Champ George Junior
George Foreman George III
George Foreman George IV
George Foreman George V
George Foreman George VI
George Foreman Freeda George
George Foreman Georgetta

6.Victoria &
David Beckham Brooklyn
Victoria &
David Beckham Romeo
Victoria& David Beckham Cruz

7.Arlyn & John Phoenix River Jude
Arlyn & John Phoenix Rainbow Joan of Arc
Arlyn & John Phoenix Leaf Joaquin
Arlyn & John Phoenix Liberty Mariposa
Arlyn & John Phoenix Summer Joy

8. Sarah Ferguson/Prince Andrew Eugenie
9.Angie and David Bowie Zowie
10. Rob Morrow Tu (pronounced Tomorrow)