Chuck

He was like...

You know, he shouldn't be cast aside in the history of jazz.

He should very much be remembered because his really his effective and efficient techniques on the piano.

He called Charlie Brown Christmas like a gateway drug for people who were never into jazz before.

And I think that kind of says it best.

That's right.

I wish we could play all of that music today, but we can't because we don't want to get sued.

Oh, I doubt it.

They said, the judge would say, no, that was not recognizable.

Is the work at hand?

Let's do it.

For sure.

And here's how it goes down on a certain night.

The Maury Lloyd, which is a ghost horse, very pale ghost horse, rides from house to house, kind of looking to be let in, looking for hospitality for people that are in there enjoying their pumpkin spice old fashions and their apple ciders by the fireplace.

But how it plays out is it's a hobby horse.

These men get together.

It's a broomstick.

And they get covered in a white sheet to form the body of the horse.

They have these colorful ribbons from the neck to form the neck and the mane.

And then here's the most disturbing part is I think sometimes it would be like paper mache or wood or something like that with like a hinged jaw.