We've boiled up wavy gravy and it's ready to flow

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this most intense,wildly talented man who sat in the studio surrounded by eight turntables and a variety of homemade noisemakers,gabbing full tilt in rhyme.Playing previously all-black labels (known then as race music) unknown to most white disc jockeys and pioneering the southern white version called rockabilly,Myers helped to popularize the low-budget records that were being cut in music stores, basements and the back rooms of diners. He followed his own tastes and eventually introduced a kind of humorous off-beat rhythm 'n' blues that he called wavy gravy.