Talk:Craig Chaquico

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I'm reasonably sure that "From the Redwoods to the Rockies" was with Russ Freeman the GUITARIST (of The Rippingtons) rather than Russ Freeman the pianist. Anybody confirm this?

[edit] How does Craig pronounce his surname?

How does Craig pronounce his surname? I just heard a DJ say /Chä-kē′sō/ (using AHD4 transcription), but the logical Spanish pronunciation would be /Chä-kē′kō/. If his ancestors' surname comes from a French source, it could have once had a cedilla, Chaquiço, which might reasonably be pronounced /Shä-kē′sō/. Oh well, I'm just idly curious more than interested in bothering to properly research it. Lumbercutter 16:14, 26 September 2006 (UTC)