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Okay, now I MUST cover this great Jim Webb tune on accordion!

No wonder that p-50s are powerful.

Definitely could use some tuning but man, that’s epic! You sound awesome! Ever played piano for a jazz band or jazz combo?

I'm tempted to contact Tomahawk about repairing their siren or even just checking it out as they haven't had a working tornado siren for a few years now

I own a ipod classic 3rd gen and the ipod mini, the ipod classic 3rd gen has a puffy battery and I'm looking for the firewire 30 pin charger

1:00:00 Is good

ACA HURRICANE!!!

Looks like a like lot of fun

I love the ACA hurricane❤❤❤❤❤

I love the Federal signal thunderbolt❤❤❤

I like how its black to reassemble it

Tornado chasers would like this

18:54 sounds like an p50

To say J Lawrence Cook. Cooked. That would be an understatement

siren head

5:41 sounds like a car

Apparently ASC actually brung the Cyclone and Hurricane over, those aren't privately owned Is this true?

10:3:00 What did the speaker say again?

why is lil bro going to McDonald's

This video was made on my birthday

TEST DATE IS 9:69420 FOR KAMPUNG COUNTY, ALLERTOR ILLINOIS

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Nothing like a "ghoastly" musician, who plays a lovely tune 👻🎹

I can barely hear the sterling m5

Thank you ghost of Scott Joplin for that awesome spectacle! Playing the piano as a ghost must sure be hard, but you managed to do it! 🤠

I studied with a jazz historian in university, and we studied these rolls and others. There is every indication and evidence that these were played by Scott Joplin himself, including all of the added notes for style. In fact, it is suspected that he could not include everything he wanted to as recording piano rolls was not such an easy process back then. Many nuances could get lost or changed in the process.

I have a cyclone I’m my town Kiel still works

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I think Mobil directo is allertor son

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Sirens are awesome

The sirens not not the best they are the best

HV the in the in the

I wish they had everlasting Sirens that would be great

2nd gen is one of my favorite iPods. Have a soft spot for the mini though.

16:19 Bro went Honda civic mode and down shifted

Does yours have an electric pump? Mine does and I’m pretty sure all these little aeolians have one… also I saw in the description that you are going to restore the valves. Mine has a valve that plays, but then doesn’t return to a resting position, leaving the pneumatic stuck on. Do you have any advice for fixing this? Thanks!

Im pretty sure I have asbestos on my vacuum too, but the thing about asbestos is, if you don’t mess with it (destroy, tear, ect.) it won’t be released. At least I don’t think xD

Oooooo Squids GTA3 theme cover I like it

Was soooo hoping to see a 2T22 😢 next year ….

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"Cause this is technically, like, you know, government infrastructure-that's the kinda shit terrorists like to make notes of" "Alright, you got your footage" Were you being questioned for taping the siren or something?

Ah, this must be one of the edited recordings. From Wikipedia: "While Joplin never made an audio recording, his playing is preserved on seven piano rolls for use in mechanical player pianos. All seven were made in 1916. Of these, the six released under the Connorized label show evidence of editing to correct the performance to strict rhythm and add embellishments, probably by the staff musicians at Connorized. Berlin theorizes that by the time Joplin reached St. Louis, he may have experienced discoordination of the fingers, tremors, and an inability to speak clearly-all symptoms of the syphilis that killed him in 1917. Biographer Blesh described the second roll recording of "Maple Leaf Rag" on the UniRecord label from June 1916 as "shocking...disorganized and completely distressing to hear." While there is disagreement among piano-roll experts as to how much of this is due to the relatively primitive recording and production techniques of the time, Berlin notes that the "Maple Leaf Rag" roll was likely to be the truest record of Joplin's playing at the time. The roll, however, may not reflect his abilities earlier in life." The unedited roll is on the article, and I could only listen to a couple seconds of it. "shocking... disorganized and completely distressing" is the best way to describe it. Shame nobody got a recording of the man himself until the syph had got to him. At least we've got Joshua Rifkin.

This is nearly the same piano I have. My nephew loves playing it.

Its interesting to see how it was originally meant to be played. But it's missing the expression, no? Every key is played with the same strength. I guess they didnt have a way to record velocity back then.