Ampico "Pack Up Your Sins and go to the Devil" Irving Berlin P/B The Original Piano Trio 203161E

The Original Piano Trio plays the heck out of this 6 hand piano arrangement of an Irving Berlin tune from "Music Box Revue" circa 1920's. Original Ampico roll.

Thanks for the comments so far.....it's fun to share this rare look into the Player Piano music of the 20's and 30's.

From now on, I will a do a high-end Stereo recording of each clip I post and put the link here in this section....the sound is much better than the Flip Ultra HD can produce.
Enjoy!

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Music

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• Ampico
• Mason & Hamlin
• Irving Berlin
• Player Piano
• AMICA
• MBSI
• Grand Piano.

[AmpicoGPM]

Hi Cuckleskeys....this is a 1925 Mason &Hamlin :"RBB" 7ft Grand....totally rebuilt.

[AmpicoGPM]

Thanks for the comments!

[ChucklesKeys]

I have a Mason & Hamlin "A" grand piano (no player, shucks!) What model piano is this? The A is a 5'9" grand. This sounds like a "B"

[KawhackitaRag]

I'd love to find the 78 record that the Original Piano Trio made in the early 1920s. I don't believe it has ever been reissued on LP or CD (but I could be wrong). Does anyone have it? I could go to my discography and dig out the data on the record if anyone's interested.

[Karlfalcon]

This is such an awesome roll.

[Oeconomist]

I envy anyone with a good player piano, and this is a roll of which I'd want a copy.

[stagehand19]

Have you Chanson Hindue played by the original piano trio? This was the roll that first got me interested in player piano's when I saw this roll being played on an Oscar Peterson music night programme here in the Uk back in the late 1960's. It was an Errard Ampico belonging to the British Piano museum (as it was then) in Brentford,London.

[spinet7]

AWESOME.

[CelluloidKollarKid]

Another GREAT tune from the genius of Irving Berlin, played on the fabulous Mason & Hamlin Ampico !