Carolina Shout James P. Johnson QRS Player Piano Roll
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James P. Johnson (1894-1955): Carolina Shout (1921)by d609441,192 views- 2:33
Carolina Shout (J.P. Johnson - Fats Waller) , Peter Fancovic - pianoby PFancovic907 views
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Low Down Papa pl by Clarence Johnson Player Piano Rollby AeolianHall11,321 views
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Doctor Jazz's Raz Ma Taz pl by James P. Johnsonby AeolianHall1773 views
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James P. Johnson : Carolina Shout 1921by jcvartan1,589 views
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James P. Johnson - Carolina Shout (1918)by wuloki904 views
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Caprice Rag (1917) Played by the Composer, James P. Johnson - Artempo Piano Rollby RelianceMusicRolls3,363 views
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"Carolina Shout" - James P. Johnsonby lindyhoppers89,535 views
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Fats Waller : Carolina Shout 1941by jcvartan5,067 views
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James Stump Johnson on 78rpm - Bound To Be A Monkeyby rukusjuice932 views
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Willie The Lion Smith - Carolina Shoutby bobany16,040 views
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Swanee US Piano Roll Original 1919 Version Player Piano Rollby AeolianHall13,067 views
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Rialto Ripplesby mrider41,149 views
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Serenade, Les Millions D'Arlequin - Drigo - Weber Pianola Piano.aviby bakersbarrel757 views
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Weeping Willow Rag Comp & Played by Scott Joplinby AeolianHall11,639 views
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Slow And Easy Played By Pete Wendlingby AeolianHall1395 views
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El Capitan--- A March by John Philip Sousaby AeolianHall13,247 views
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James P Johnson The Charleston 1925by oldtimecharlie110,053 views
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James P. Johnson - Two Piano Rollsby wuloki1,827 views
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Three Sixes or 666 Player Piano Roll Comp & Pl by James Blytheby AeolianHall1640 views
Good point - this I cannot account for. The JRM acoustic recordings from only 2 years later also do not have this problem. It would seem that certain high frequencies showed up on recordings with an "out-of-tune" sound. I'm still fairly certain that is the case here, but I could definitely be wrong.
ragtimemax 1 year ago
OK then how come the piano on Jimmy Blythe's recordings of "Chicago Stomp" and "Armour Ave. Struggle" sounds in-tune, given that it's also an acoustic recording, from only three years later? (1924).
KawhackitaRag 1 year ago
Actually, the "out-of-tune" sound on some records like the 1921 Carolina Shout seems to be an artifact of the medium rather than the piano it was recorded on; this can be tested by taking a modern piano recording, and setting the sample rate to about 3000 Hz! And to "AeolianHall1" - thanks for your postings! Many of them are among my all-time favourite rolls!
ragtimemax 1 year ago
My only beef at all is that your piano is a bit out-of-tune, but then again, so is the piano Johnson had to play on his 1921 audio recording!
KawhackitaRag 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this historically important piano roll! I hope lots of people get to see and hear it!
KawhackitaRag 1 year ago