Adam Swanson LIVE (“Dancing Through the Years”)
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Adam Swanson LIVE (“Dancing Through the Years”)
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Tracklist with Timestamps 👇
0:00 At a Georgia Camp Meeting (Kerry Mills, 1897)
4:29 Whistling Rufus (Kerry Mills, 1899)
7:47 Swipesy Cakewalk (Scott Joplin & Arthur Marshall, 1900)
14:36 Echoes from the Snowball Club (Harry P. Guy, 1898)
20:22 The Ragtime Dance (Scott Joplin, 1906)
25:50 Moon Winks (George Stevens, 1904)
30:01 Grizzly Bear Rag (George Botsford, 1910)
34:47 Drawing Room Echoes (F. Henri Klickman, 1914)
40:02 Toddling the Todolo (1911)
43:50 Me-ow (Mel B. Kaufman, 1918)
47:35 Ballin the Jack (Chris Smith, 1913) + Walkin the Dog (Shelton Brooks in 1916)
51:42 King Chanticleer (Nat D. Ayer, 1910)
59:38 La Rosita (Gus Haenschen, 1923)
1:04:41 Charleston (James P. Johnson, 1912)
1:09:06 Texas Fox Trot (David W. Guion, 1915)
1:14:46 Birth of the Blues & Lucky Day & Black Bottom (1926)
1:22:04 Varsity Drag (Ray Henderson, 1927)
1:27:30 Cheek to Cheek & No Strings (I'm Fancy Free) (1935)
1:32:46 In The Mood (Glenn Miller, 1938)
Thank you very much for this
Is there anything you can't play! Love it.
I could listen to him all day long. Excellent pianist!
Listening from El Salvador, Central America. Outstanding, congrats. Reynaldo Flores
Doris Day must’ve like the song king Chanticleer because she sings it in either the 1951 movie by the light of the silvery Moon which takes place in the 19 teens or it’s follow up on Moonlight Bay. Both movies based on the Pinrod and Sam novels of the period. She repeated her singing king Chanticleer when she made the 1961 or two movie please don’t eat the daisies which was a big hit for her as well. You might enjoy the two Penrod movies because they’re filled with the music from about 1900 until 1918. They were so fun movies to watch for so many reasons.
Another wonderful Sunday night. I usually arrive late to the party so I am glad to be able to listen to it delayed so to speak. Nice vest tonight sir.
Regarding your next theme: How about marches since it will be the the month of March?! They certainly figure heavily into the history of ragtime...
I like Gary's suggestion for marches in March. very rag=like
Well hello, I AM listenning to this excellent Concert for the first time, thank you so much.. actually, I have a suggestion as an answer to your question about the 3 step dance you played, thinking it should be a Waltz.... When I Heard it, I instantly recognized a Polka... A 3 step dance, suite popular, even before the Waltz in Europe...Rachmaninov even composed a piece named : Italian Polka ... The Waltz has an emphasis on the first Beat, whereas the Polka has a strong Beat on the second Beat, where the dancer makes a small jump (hop) and a quarter turn... Hope you get to read this even After one year ...I had 3 of your last 4 concerts live and enjoy it so much thank you so much Yesterday night I enjoyed so much Spring Time in the Rockies
Cam Calloway in the 2930s sang a song called Ballin the Jack and the lyrics I believe are instructions to the dance. The last line ends with the refrain”that’s what you call Ballin the Jack.”. It was supposed to sound a bit “naughty”.you can find it on you tube.
Beautiful playing.A true artist! ....from Fort Worth, Texas
Love your music Bryan from Sweden
As an artistic competitive skater, would think that to be a 138 waltz or a 3 step. 😮