Victor Wooten
If You Want Me to Stay-Thank You -Fallentin Me Be Mice Elf AginLive in America 2001 via Compass Records
It's not all acoustic guitars and soothing music. Like it or not, it's time to go back to work. Arthur's show will definitely wake you up.
I actually played this because I thought it said "Steak" not "Streak", and I was continuing on the food kick started with the RC Cola & a Moon Pie... Oops.
Moon pies had reached a peak of their popularity during the 1950s, when many workers bought them as an inexpensive snack to tide their hunger for a while. Around this time, the typical cost of a moon pie was about five cents, and a soda to drink was also a nickel. The popular legend of moon pies states that R.C. Cola became the drink of choice to accompany a moon pie, because a serving of R.C. Cola was typically larger than a serving of Coca-Cola or other sodas. The combination of "an R.C. Cola and a moon pie" became inseparable, and was often referred to as the "working man's lunch." (A novelty song in the early 1950s called "An RC Cola And A Moon Pie" became a popular jingle of the time. The band NRBQ later recorded a different song called "RC Cola and a Moon Pie" which was so popular among their fans that they held a series of concert/gatherings called "Moon Pie Festivals"). At an average cost of ten cents, the food combination became an institution (in part, by references to it in the comedy routines of Brother Dave Gardner).