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| − | [[ | + | Father of [[Kenny Williams|Kenny]] and [[Ronnie Williams|Ronnie]] Williams. |
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| + | He worked as a furniture salesman in [[San Bernardino County Jail|San Bernardino]]. | ||
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| + | ...he used to play 'bones' or 'spoons' in a minstrel show. To relive the golden | ||
| + | days of yesteryear he would, from time to time, force his children to accompany him (Ronnie on guitar, | ||
| + | Kenny on trombone) in a living room replay of a minstrel routine called "Lazy Bones."</blockquote> | ||
| + | <div align=right>[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]</div> | ||
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| + | Mentioned in [[Let's Make The Water Turn Black]]: '''Every morning Daddy Dinky went to work/Selling lamps and chairs, to San Ber'dino squares"'' | ||
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| + | [[Category:Supporting Cast|Williams]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:43, 27 December 2021
Father of Kenny and Ronnie Williams.
He worked as a furniture salesman in San Bernardino.
...he used to play 'bones' or 'spoons' in a minstrel show. To relive the golden days of yesteryear he would, from time to time, force his children to accompany him (Ronnie on guitar,
Kenny on trombone) in a living room replay of a minstrel routine called "Lazy Bones."
Mentioned in Let's Make The Water Turn Black: 'Every morning Daddy Dinky went to work/Selling lamps and chairs, to San Ber'dino squares"
