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The Crazy Otto Medley - Fritz Schulz-Reichel

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Uploaded by on Apr 24, 2010

This is the original Crazy Otto Medley played by Fritz Schulz-Reichel, recorded in 1953. This one is among 14 other medleys on this CD between 1953 and 1960.

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  • I prefer Fritz Schulz-Reichel than Johnny Maddox for his special style and unique sound of his own secret. I heard it was the way he tuned his piano.

  • Sorry, I don't speak Francaise and only a very bad English, but I MUST thank you for posting this great tune! It reminds me to my youth, when we played the daily hits with our little school combo. Fritz Schulz-Reichel's "Schraeger Otto" was very often with us. Nice Old Boy gets young again!

    Is there a chance that you will share some more medleys out of your CD? What ever will be - I subscribe your channel, and then we'll see more ;-)

    Thank you,

    und froehliche Gruesse aus Tirol

    ;-)

  • @NiceOldBoy Maybe another one soon!

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  • I have this album, bought it back in the 60s; I was listening to this music from when I turned 10 yo. Love it.

  • It reminds me of my trip to Quebec and Montreal on the Groote Beer of the Holland Amerika Line. I was seventeen and pantryboy. I bought this record.

  • @ve2so Thank you so much!!! Your are great!!

    ;-)

    

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