Gershwin Rialto Ripples with Commodore 64 & Passport Master Tracks

In 1917 at the age of 19, Gershwin wrote Rialto Ripples with his colleague Will Donaldson. Allegedly, the piece was written by George while riding the 5th Avenue bus. Rialto is a pseudonym for Broadway, and the Ripples refers to rain on his hotel window reflecting the lights of Broadway.
I've been a big fan of Gershwin's music since discovering him in the 70's. So, when I first set up my Midi studio in the 80's, I recorded this piano piece. At the time, I was recording lots of stuff for the Starrett City TV station that was being used as theme music for the shows. Rialto seemed to fit with a show about antiques.
Recorded in 1985 on a Commodore 64 computer using Passport Master Tracks midi sequencer, Yamaha DX21 on top & Sequential Prophet 2000 for bass.
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