“EGYPTLAND” - Earl Fuller’s Rector Novelty Orchestra (1919).
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- EGYPTLAND (fox-trot)
(James W. Casey)
Earl Fuller’s Rector Novelty Orchestra
Columbia A2722 (78280), 1919.
According to internet sources, Earl Fuller was an early jazz bandleader who helped popularize jazz in the ’teens in New York City, where the band played at Rector’s Restaurant. The band’s xylophonist was Teddy Brown.
Play “Egyptland” a second time and listen carefully just to the xylophone. You will be able to hear how much fun he had with this piece!
“Egyptland” is from an era that produced a number of exotically themed popular songs about faraway lands. “Mummy Mine,” “Cho-Cho San,” and “On the Streets of Cairo” can be found on this channel.
Special thanks to Betty for this record.
Like this music , it's much better than the junk that is put out now--
My Darling Anthony,
Love your personal Sphinx, love the way you place her in front of the pyramids...
The music is wonderful, love the xylophone? marimba?
Millions of SPHINX STARS
SMOOCH
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It´s great
Hi Anthony. Thanks for the great music and video. I like the Sphinx. It reminds me a great deal of and old upright piano my grandmother owned. It was from the early 1900's and was done in the "Egyptian motif". At each end of the keyboard it had carved wooden Sphinx's like this one. Anyway, hope your doing well. Sincere regards!
Sounds like quite a piano!
abendstunde49 Please what is the name of the opening song of the video?
I visited the British Museum in London last year. talk about the mother load of Egyptology!