Thank you very much, this is Billy Gardner Dawg, and now at this time we're going to play
a new composition that we just composed when we traveled through that wonderful state of
Louisiana. We spotted this bird out, so we had to get out and check it,
and we wrote a tune about it. It's called Fried Buzzer.
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All right, ladies and gentlemen, I've been asked to introduce the members of the Aggravation.
On the trumpet, we have a young gentleman, I mean a gentleman,
who's appeared with several of the leading jazz groups.
I play the hard silver, Philly Joe Jones, Charlie Mingus, Jimmy Reed, Freddie and the Dreamers,
Dave Clark, five.
Let's give him a nice round of applause, Bill Hartman.
Bill Hartman.
Better known as Sweet Willie.
That's right.
Now we have on the guitar a young man who's making his first appearance here in Buffalo.
He's a young gentleman from Columbus, Ohio.
I mean, well, he's a gentleman from Columbus, Ohio.
Very sensitive.
Very sensational guitarist.
Let's give him a tremendous round of applause.
Warren Stevens.
Warren Stevens.
At the organ, we have a young fellow from the Bronx.
In case you're not familiar with the Bronx, that's in New York City.
Up by Yankee Stadium.
And his name is Billy Gardner.
Billy Gardner at the organ.
Now, the young man on the drums is making his first appearance in the United States.
So let's give him a nice welcome.
From New Orleans, Louisiana.
We have Leo Morris on the drums.
Give him a nice hand.
Thank you.
In case you're wondering where I'm from,
I'm from heaven.
I mean, Harlem.
Some people call it heaven.
125th Street and 8th Avenue.