Chick McCoy

Chick McCoy the ever talented and extremely eccentric pianist can be linked directly to the roots of The Insignificants. It was his rather unique style, pinache, and lest we not forget his copyrighted "Thundering Herd" bass lines that convinced the recalcitrant Hadji to leave his Rocky Mountain hideaway and go West, where unfortunately he hooked up with SanWich Jones. Not much is actually known about this giant of the ivories outside of a few scant recordings from someplace called Woodleigh Studio B, and rumors and the myths about the goings on at some Southern retreat called Magnolia. But one thing is for certain, this man can and should take some of the blame for the very existance of The Insignificants.

Other Recordings by Chick McCoy

The Woodleigh Tapes - featuring the hits "Dull Teeth", "Corea in the Park", "Revenge of the Taradactil", and "Shuck and Jive"
Woodleigh Part Deaux - a more classical outing, showing Chick's incredible range and of course more of that left hand.