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In a video, Butch Warren plays a piece which he identifies after as 'Big Noise From Winnetka' and credits to a bass player named Chubby Hayes. I can't find anything on such a person, and in any case he did not write the tune.

Any idea what Butch was thinking of? I'm sure he's referring to something, I just don't know what.

Thanks,

Bertrand.

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Maybe if you put Chubby Jackson, Bob Haggart, Gabby Hayes, and Two-Ton Baker in a Cusinart?

In fact, thinking of Jackson, Gabby Hayes, and Baker, they were all -- at one time or another and in one way or another -- fixtures on daytime television in the 1950s, when the young Warren probably was a TV viewer. Perhaps that's the clue? I certainly can imagine that on Jackson's show, in between cartoons and clowning, he might have picked up the bass and played "Big Noise." It is a fun number.

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I was thinking Jackson as well, and Butch probably did see him on TV. Also, his father had a band so maybe that was a number they did.

Can't find any obvious evidence of Jackson playing this tune, but I really don't know his discography.

Bertrand.

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We asked Butch, and he said there's a Tubby Hayes AND a Chubby Hayes.

I'll try to ask him again after the talk on Wednesday.

Bertrand.

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In a video, Butch Warren plays a piece which he identifies after as 'Big Noise From Winnetka' and credits to a bass player named Chubby Hayes. I can't find anything on such a person, and in any case he did not write the tune.

Any idea what Butch was thinking of? I'm sure he's referring to something, I just don't know what.

Thanks,

Bertrand.

Didn't he play with Bonnie Scott?

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In a video, Butch Warren plays a piece which he identifies after as 'Big Noise From Winnetka' and credits to a bass player named Chubby Hayes. I can't find anything on such a person, and in any case he did not write the tune.

Any idea what Butch was thinking of? I'm sure he's referring to something, I just don't know what.

Thanks,

Bertrand.

Didn't he play with Bonnie Scott?

Don't you mean Honky Scott-Heron?

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