11.   The line comes up in the song when a bunch of kids stumble in on a group of older musicians playing traditional New Orleans jazz.

12.   Timid programers considered it too jazzy for pop radio, too hip hop for rock radio, too urbane for urban hit radio, and certainly not traditional jazz.

13.   As styles changed, there was less call for traditional New Orleans jazz, and Humphrey unloaded boxcars and sold burial insurance to supplement his income.

14.   Trumpeter Percy Humphrey, whose career spanned the history of traditional New Orleans jazz, died here Saturday.