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This year band leader Walter Parks attained national popularity by hot wiring the PA systems in every US minor league baseball park. He did so in order to play Swamp Cabbage's version of "Frankenstein" on the tenor banjo just as the national anthem singer would take to the microphone. Thousands of copies of Swamp Cabbage's Honk have sold henceforth. Drummer Jagoda is what the New York underground calls a "Bayou Boy". He makes the lion's share of his living on wee hour poaching runs in the Bronx Zoo. Jagoda etherizes snakes, turtles and night frogs with his Bar-Mitzvah style rhumba beats - luring the reptiles to their slaughter to meet the demands of New York's designer fashion market. Mathew Lee Lindsey, on red bass from from Chickamauga, GA, is a direct descendant of General Robert E. Lee's personal battlefield trumpeteer Olieus Witherspoon Lindsey III. Matt is freshly returned from touring deep south debutante balls in support of his first release "Civil War Hymns for Her". This dance sensation is performed completely on solo unplugged electric solid body bass.