Hi Adam just found your UA-cam channel, love ragtime music, enjoying your music immensely. I use to be a fan of Winifred Attwell my favourite was the Black and White Rag - Bruce Morrison, Canberra Australia
Thanks for the great music , & yes Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye was a Gracie Fields hit in the 30s , the highest paid entertainer in the U K in the 30s ! , i have loads of old sheet music , sadly not played any more , so thanks from us in the U K ! .
Thank you Adam for another one-of-a-kind performance of so many unforgettable British Isles music of the 20th Century. Hoping one day that you'll be able to record them onto a CD preserving your version of them!
Love your channel as well! Thanks so much, Tom. If you have any social media pages where you could share the video I'd sure appreciate it. Wish I could play over there sometime...
Adam, I am watching this a year later Jan 16,2023. Might I ask or suggest the music played in the movie Gosford Park most by ivor Novello. It has a great score played by Jeremy Northem’s brother. Please look up the movie from 2002 or 2004. Great movie as well all takes place in an English country house weekend.
Adam, are those player piano rolls behind your right ear in the videos near the door? Do you have a player piano? If so, takes this old gal back over 70 years...my great grandmother had a baby grand player piano. I got to help it play, which is as close as I've ever gotten to being able to "play" the piano. Your concerts are absolutely fabulous and just make me smile the whole time I listen. I'm sending some links on to my sister, who did play and inherited our mother's upright Steinway, but my sis no longer plays. Anyway, I love your concerts, your mastery of the instrument and the music. You are amazing!!!
Yes, it certainly is a player piano. Melville Clark is the brand, Apollo is the player system (built in 1913). If you watch more of the concerts, you will hear me pump a number of special piano rolls. Thanks so much for the kind words!
Absolutely lovely ( a Brit now living in the Midwest) You reminded me of so many happy memories… thank you When I get over to the U.K. I will look out for some sheet music for you!!!
Live performance 10/17/2021 Timestamps: 0:00:58 - 0:01:27 Daisy Bell [Bicycle Built for Two] (Henry Dacre 1892); 0:02:20 Ship Ahoy! [All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor] (Bennett Scott & AJ Mills 1908); 0:03:17 It's a Long Way to Tipperary (Jack Judge & Harry Williams 1912) 0:05:00 - 0:05:57 I Used to Sigh for the Silvery Moon (Lester Barrett & Hermann E Darewski 1909) sung by GH Elliott 0:09:00 - 0:09:36 Black and White Rag (George Botsford 1908) 0:13:43 - 0:14:23 Every Little While (Clifford Harris & James W Tate 1916) 0:17:03 - 0:18:11 Everybody's Doin' It (Irving Berlin 1911); 0:19:22 Oh You Beautiful Doll (Nat D Ayer 1911) 0:22:03 - 0:22:52 Oh! I Wish I Were Tarzan ( 1921) 0:25:48 - 0:27:40 Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing (Stanley J. Damerell & Tolchard Evans 1932); 0:28:43 Butterflies in the Rain (Ray Noble & Al Bowlly 1933) 0:30:48 - 0:31:42 Knees Up Mother Brown (attributed to Bert Lee & Harris Weston & I Taylor in 1938, but probably written 1800s); 0:32:17 Underneath the Arches (Bud Flanagan 1932); 0:33:50 Red Sails in the Sunset [Wilhelm Grosz alias Hugh Williams 1935); 0:35:22 These Foolish Things (Jack Strachey 1935); 0:37:12 Lambeth Walk (Noel Gay 1937) 0:39:10 - 0:40:26 Mad About the Boy (Noel Coward 1932) 0:43:40 - 0:44:41 Harbor Lights (Wilhelm Grosz alias Hugh Williams 1937); 0:46:27 Cruising Down the River (Eily Beadell & Nell Tollerton 1946) 0:48:42 - 0:51:04 medley - Vera Lynn: When the Lights Go On Again (Bennie Benjamin & Sol Marcus & Eddie Seiler 1943); 0:52:56 Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye (Phil Park & Harry Parr-Davies 1939); 0:54:05 When They Sound the Last All Clear (Elton Box & Desmond Cox & Hughie Charles 1941); 0:55:25 We'll Meet Again (Ross Parker & Hughie Charles 1943); 0:57:05 A Nightingale Sang in Barkley Square (Manning Sherwin 1939); 0:57:58 [There'll Be Bluebirds Over] the White Cliffs of Dover (Walter Kent 1941); 1:00:04 Be Like the Kettle and Sing (Tommie Connor & Walter Ridley & Desmond O'Connor 1943) 1:02:52 - 1:03:55 Marigold (Billy Joseph Mayerl 1927) 1:07:36 - 1:08:34 Teddy Bear's Picnic (John Walter Bratlon 1907) lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy 1:12:09 - 1:13:09 medley - Scottish: I Love a Lassie (Harry Lauder 1909); 1:13:51 Roamin' in the Gloamin' (Harry Lauder 1911); 1:14:33 I Belong to Glasgow (Will Fyffe 1920) 1:16:07 - 1:17:48 medley - Australian/NZ: Now is the Hour [Maori Farewell Song] [Swiss Cradle Song] (Albert Bokhare Saunders alias Clement Scott et al c1913); 1:19:01 Waltzing Matilda (Bush ballad 1895); 1:19:41 Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport (Rolf Harris 1957); 1:20:48 Along the Road to Gundagai (Jack O'Hagan 1922) 1:23:47 - 1:24:27 Color Scheme (Sefton Daly 1943) 1:27:39 - 1:28:39 medley - Noble: The Very Thought of You (Ray Noble 1934); 1:30:33 Goodnight Sweetheart ((Ray Noble & Jimmy Campbell & Reg Connelly 1931) 1:33:29 - 1:34:24 Three O'clock in the Morning (Julián Robledo 1919)
Thank you Adam for fantastic music....from Fresno, CA
Hi Adam just found your UA-cam channel, love ragtime music, enjoying your music immensely. I use to be a fan of Winifred Attwell my favourite was the Black and White Rag - Bruce Morrison, Canberra Australia
Another great lesson, Adam .Great performance...Thanks.
Thanks for the great music , & yes Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye was a Gracie Fields hit in the 30s , the highest paid entertainer in the U K in the 30s ! , i have loads of old sheet music , sadly not played any more , so thanks from us in the U K ! .
Thank you Adam for another one-of-a-kind performance of so many unforgettable British Isles music of the 20th Century. Hoping one day that you'll be able to record them onto a CD preserving your version of them!
Not only do we get fantastic music but a great history lesson also!
Another great performance, Adam
Brilliant work! Really enjoyed your selections. Thanks for sharing.
Love your channel as well! Thanks so much, Tom. If you have any social media pages where you could share the video I'd sure appreciate it. Wish I could play over there sometime...
Adam, I am watching this a year later Jan 16,2023. Might I ask or suggest the music played in the movie Gosford Park most by ivor Novello. It has a great score played by Jeremy Northem’s brother. Please look up the movie from 2002 or 2004. Great movie as well all takes place in an English country house weekend.
Adam, are those player piano rolls behind your right ear in the videos near the door? Do you have a player piano? If so, takes this old gal back over 70 years...my great grandmother had a baby grand player piano. I got to help it play, which is as close as I've ever gotten to being able to "play" the piano. Your concerts are absolutely fabulous and just make me smile the whole time I listen. I'm sending some links on to my sister, who did play and inherited our mother's upright Steinway, but my sis no longer plays. Anyway, I love your concerts, your mastery of the instrument and the music. You are amazing!!!
Yes, it certainly is a player piano. Melville Clark is the brand, Apollo is the player system (built in 1913). If you watch more of the concerts, you will hear me pump a number of special piano rolls. Thanks so much for the kind words!
Absolutely lovely ( a Brit now living in the Midwest)
You reminded me of so many happy memories… thank you
When I get over to the U.K. I will look out for some sheet music for you!!!
Live performance 10/17/2021
Timestamps:
0:00:58 - 0:01:27 Daisy Bell [Bicycle Built for Two] (Henry Dacre 1892);
0:02:20 Ship Ahoy! [All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor] (Bennett Scott & AJ Mills 1908);
0:03:17 It's a Long Way to Tipperary (Jack Judge & Harry Williams 1912)
0:05:00 - 0:05:57 I Used to Sigh for the Silvery Moon (Lester Barrett & Hermann E Darewski 1909) sung by GH Elliott
0:09:00 - 0:09:36 Black and White Rag (George Botsford 1908)
0:13:43 - 0:14:23 Every Little While (Clifford Harris & James W Tate 1916)
0:17:03 - 0:18:11 Everybody's Doin' It (Irving Berlin 1911);
0:19:22 Oh You Beautiful Doll (Nat D Ayer 1911)
0:22:03 - 0:22:52 Oh! I Wish I Were Tarzan ( 1921)
0:25:48 - 0:27:40 Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing (Stanley J. Damerell & Tolchard Evans 1932);
0:28:43 Butterflies in the Rain (Ray Noble & Al Bowlly 1933)
0:30:48 - 0:31:42 Knees Up Mother Brown (attributed to Bert Lee & Harris Weston & I Taylor in 1938, but probably written 1800s);
0:32:17 Underneath the Arches (Bud Flanagan 1932);
0:33:50 Red Sails in the Sunset [Wilhelm Grosz alias Hugh Williams 1935);
0:35:22 These Foolish Things (Jack Strachey 1935);
0:37:12 Lambeth Walk (Noel Gay 1937)
0:39:10 - 0:40:26 Mad About the Boy (Noel Coward 1932)
0:43:40 - 0:44:41 Harbor Lights (Wilhelm Grosz alias Hugh Williams 1937);
0:46:27 Cruising Down the River (Eily Beadell & Nell Tollerton 1946)
0:48:42 - 0:51:04 medley - Vera Lynn: When the Lights Go On Again (Bennie Benjamin & Sol Marcus & Eddie Seiler 1943);
0:52:56 Wish Me Luck As You Wave Me Goodbye (Phil Park & Harry Parr-Davies 1939);
0:54:05 When They Sound the Last All Clear (Elton Box & Desmond Cox & Hughie Charles 1941);
0:55:25 We'll Meet Again (Ross Parker & Hughie Charles 1943);
0:57:05 A Nightingale Sang in Barkley Square (Manning Sherwin 1939);
0:57:58 [There'll Be Bluebirds Over] the White Cliffs of Dover (Walter Kent 1941);
1:00:04 Be Like the Kettle and Sing (Tommie Connor & Walter Ridley & Desmond O'Connor 1943)
1:02:52 - 1:03:55 Marigold (Billy Joseph Mayerl 1927)
1:07:36 - 1:08:34 Teddy Bear's Picnic (John Walter Bratlon 1907) lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy
1:12:09 - 1:13:09 medley - Scottish: I Love a Lassie (Harry Lauder 1909);
1:13:51 Roamin' in the Gloamin' (Harry Lauder 1911);
1:14:33 I Belong to Glasgow (Will Fyffe 1920)
1:16:07 - 1:17:48 medley - Australian/NZ: Now is the Hour [Maori Farewell Song] [Swiss Cradle Song]
(Albert Bokhare Saunders alias Clement Scott et al c1913);
1:19:01 Waltzing Matilda (Bush ballad 1895);
1:19:41 Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport (Rolf Harris 1957);
1:20:48 Along the Road to Gundagai (Jack O'Hagan 1922)
1:23:47 - 1:24:27 Color Scheme (Sefton Daly 1943)
1:27:39 - 1:28:39 medley - Noble: The Very Thought of You (Ray Noble 1934);
1:30:33 Goodnight Sweetheart ((Ray Noble & Jimmy Campbell & Reg Connelly 1931)
1:33:29 - 1:34:24 Three O'clock in the Morning (Julián Robledo 1919)