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Goldberg Plays it by Ear
The latest Unitoon from the famous Unigon Cartoon Factory featuring the stellar retro animation of Greg Dominici. Music mostly filched from Win Sharples' Van Beuren output.
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Mississippi Mud Waldo's Gutbucket Syncopators 1979
Просмотров 3223 месяца назад
Charismatic singer, Susan LaMarche provides the vocal on Harry Barris' "Mississippi Mud" with Terry Waldo's Gutbucket Syncopators at the 1979 St. Louis Ragtime Festival on the Goldenrod Show.
Ultra Warrior 1990
Просмотров 863 месяца назад
"Ultra Warrior" started out as a Peruvian film co-produced by Roger Corman (uncredited) and originally titled, "Welcome to Oblivion." After making only $411,000 in a brief theatrical run, it was decided to recut it and release it on home video in order to salvage what they could of their investment. Editor, Kevin Trent, earned his first director credit for his salvaging job, incorporating foota...
"Yellow Rose Rag" Terry Waldo 1973
Просмотров 4113 месяца назад
An incredibly young Terry Waldo plays his "Yellow Rose Rag" in a video clip from 1973.
"Waiting for the Robert E. Lee" Waldo's Gutbucket Syncopators with Susan LaMarche 1979
Просмотров 4173 месяца назад
The great Susan LaMarche joins Waldo's Gutbucket Syncopators on the Goldenrod Showboat at the St. Louis Ragtime Festival in 1979 singing "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee" with music by Lewis F. Muir and lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert.
Poplarville (David Thomas Roberts)
Просмотров 24810 месяцев назад
David Thomas Roberts plays his composition, "Poplarville" (1979) at a recital at Rossmoor in Walnut Creek, CA on October 25, 2023.
Lewis Motisher's Rag
Просмотров 16710 месяцев назад
David Thomas Roberts plays his ragtime composition, "Lewis Motisher's Rag" (2017) at a recital at Rossmoor in Walnut Creek, CA on October 25, 2023.
Tom Brier at WCRF 1999: Doc Brown's Cakewalk/Tickled to Death
Просмотров 4,4 тыс.11 месяцев назад
Found at last: Live video of Tom Brier without the (in)famous facial hair! These two clips of Tom were recorded by the late Ken Ebi on Hi-8 video at the 1999 West Coast Ragtime Festival and put together by me in 2011. If I could get the original video files to play, I could probably do a better job now, but alas, these third generation clips will have to do. Ken didn't have the most advantageou...
C L Woolsey Project-David Thomas Roberts
Просмотров 65411 месяцев назад
David Thomas Roberts speaks about the music, life and times of small town physician and published ragtime pianist, Calvin Lee Woolsey of Braymer, Missouri, in this talk/recital recorded in the home of Warren and Tomoko Jennings in Sacramento, September 5, 2023. David plays four of Woolsey's rags and David's own composition, "Braymer" (1980), written as a result of his research visit to Braymer ...
Vincent Matthew Johnson plays The Packard Foxtrot
Просмотров 637Год назад
Vincent Johnson plays his original composition, "The Packard Foxtrot," at the conclusion of a house concert in the El Sobrante, CA, home of John Ulrich. The piece, in the "piano deco" style of Lothar Perl, was commissioned by Blanche Korfmacher for John's birthday in 2018.
Goldberg Gets the Bird in Color
Просмотров 184Год назад
"Goldberg Gets the Bird" gets a color and animation upgrade. The B/W version is here: ruclips.net/video/NVzt_h1cSaw/видео.html
Piano Scene from "Moving Out"
Просмотров 104Год назад
This is a tiny tribute to my brother George who wrote and performed the music used in this scene from a 16mm film, "Moving Out," I made in 1977-78 to document my move with friends from L.A. to San Francisco. That's George in the clip wearing the Froggy the Gremlin T-shirt. One of the things lost in the move was my first piano, and old ESTEY upright that I had painted turquoise as a teenager. As...
Bits or Pieces-Tom Brier Improvises a Rag 2016
Просмотров 15 тыс.Год назад
While reviewing the video shot at 2016 party for Kitty Wilson, I came across this footage of Tom Brier imrovising an impromptu composition to accompany a video pan around the room. Of course, Tom came up with a complete four-theme ragtime piece complete with introduction and interlude. Listening are pianists Elliott Adams and Frederick Hodges along with our hosts Bob and Bonnie Gonzalez and oth...
Ramblin' Through Town by Eric Marchese played by Tom Brier
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.Год назад
Another RUclipsr saw the "Vim and Vigor" video and requested that I upload the complete performance of Tom Brier playing Eric Marchese's "Ramblin' Though Town" that opens that video. My memory of that recording was that it was incomplete and so it is; the beginning of the piece was sadly missed while we were all setting up. But here is all that was captured of "Ramblin'" that day, followed by a...
Barbarian Trailer
Просмотров 88Год назад
Filmed in Bulgaria presumably in Super16mm or possibly some sort of digital video (don't quote me), this unofficial remake of "Deathstalker" went straight to video in 2003. I think this is considered the "last" of Roger Corman's (uncredited) sword and sorcery productions, though he and his wife Julie did produce at least one other film called "Cyclops" in 2008 that fits loosely into the genre.
Barbarian Queen II-The Empress Strikes Back Trailer
Просмотров 634Год назад
Barbarian Queen II-The Empress Strikes Back Trailer
Barrymore Twins in The Phantom of Saturn Chapter 99
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Barrymore Twins in The Phantom of Saturn Chapter 99
A Fun Evening played by Anthony Sarginson & Isaiah Burton
Просмотров 239Год назад
A Fun Evening played by Anthony Sarginson & Isaiah Burton
Tom brier without the beard, wow!
Great editing. Well done 👍👍👍
Is this from the films actual score? This sounds like a lot like James Horner Krull
It's from "Battle Beyond the Stars" by Horner. It's mentioned in the description. (Admittedly, the description is longer than the trailer!) Corman must've re-used it dozens of times.
Bravo to both very beautiful played
Marvelous.
Beautiful piano
🎉 😮
This is more ai than the ai😮
Oooo
I thought this was a tune not by Jones but by George W Thomas?
Saw it on a double feature at a Saturday Matinee then sat thru Atlantis a second time loving every second.
Earth, the blue island in space, is Atlantis.
Lies again? NASCAR + F1 + WRC = Vigrx Plus
Sounds great!
Wonderful!
Imagine one person having more talent than the ENTIRE hip hop industry. And Tom is not the best piano player in the world, though he happens to bring me to tears 😢
The more I listen to this, Susan reminds me so much of Clancy Hayes.❤
Ragtime in a E Minor key sounds cool
Foretelling the future of the land we love.
Good and also
This is the first time I ever heard Waldo play a Joplin rag where he didn't race the tempo.
Actually, Terry WROTE this rag. Perhaps you meant "Joplinesque" rag.
@@unigonfilms99 That was my point. He treated his own work with more reverence than the real thing.
He can play it at any pace he choses.
I have to ask, is tom in rehab? I just hope hes getting the help he needs
There's a discord server (though not much updates since last year); He's been getting professional care to my knowledge, though it still appears very probable he'll never return to his full capacity. Nonetheless, he's still quite Tom-y in behavior and memory, and from what i've heard, fairly recently even got awarded some honorary prize (whose name i forgot,) for which he posed in front of a camera [on his wheelchair]
Are there more of these vocals around?
I certainly hope so. This, and "Waiting for the Robt. E. Lee," are the only videos I've ever seen with Susan LaMarche. There must be others. Terry probably has some. Susan was the inspiration for the rag "Ruby Lorraine" written by Terry Waldo.
"Way down on the levy in old Alabamy There's Daddy and Mammy There's Ephraim and Sammy" are the correct opening lyrics
Nice neckbeard!
Terry's such a cool guy, it's also hilarious seeing him with curly hair xD
Thanks for posting these. I have all the records.
Neat
Fantastic performance! By the way that's actually Lewis Muir's "Waiting For The Robert E.Lee", rather than "Mississippi Mud".
This is Waiting For The Robert E Lee 1912 WORDS BY L. WOLFE GILBERT, MUSIC BY LEWIS F. MUIR not Mississippi Mud
Of course! I was in such a damned hurry! BTW, "Missippippi Mud" is what I meant to post! I'll upload that also.
Love Susan's voice. This is the first video of her that I have seen.
I love this!
Wow
0:54 😍 ❤
Gorgeous and very pleasant to the ears!
Love this man's musical gift
One of Tom's best tunes but so underplayed by the community! I wish there were more recordings of this one!
I had a neighbor in Flatbush who couldn't read a note of music but could play stride all day long. He watched a player piano when he was a kid and nobody told him that it was physically impossible to play that many notes at the same time. Lol
The voiceover sounds like the ever-present Paul Frees.
Paul Frees is all over the soundtrack of this movie, dubbing major and minor characters throughout!😂
Legend.
My dear Aunt Karen😇
He is obviously a great musician. However, I am reminded of Sidney Bechet talking about his second recording with Louis Armstrong. He said Louis was under so much pressure to show off with High c's etc. that the muscianship of the recording suffered. It wasn't up to their first recording's level when he could just play.
Oh man this is a great find!! So glad I got this in my recommendations. :) It's so sad we won't see this happening anymore...
Pellicola sufficiente, voto 6.
cool to see such old footage of Tom!
Tom doesn't play the piano. He is the Piano.
He certainly doesn't play the piano, not since his crippling injury in 2016.
@@Persun_McPersonson what a way to tell someone that
@@deadbydebt6859 Yes, a bit dark..
This was my favorite movie as a kid! I used to watch it with my dad every weekend and we both pretended we didn't have boners then he stepped on a landmine in Vietnam I miss him
Are you serious? So sorry to hear that :(
ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED GENIUSES
From the pfp i thought it was Adam Swanson 😅