"Ragtime with whimsy" is how the Raspberry Jam Band defines itself, and some whimsy is to be heard in this performance of Scott Joplin's "Rag-Time Dance".
This arrangement is based on the instrumental version of the tune published in 1906, where the first two strains have been omitted and an interlude has been put into a new key and used as the introduction.
The Raspberries here are:
Tom Brier; piano
Julia Riley; flute & piccolo
Mary Preston; violin, claves & slide whistle
George Preston, euphonium
Mark Meeker, tuba
Kitty Wilson, washboard
Recorded August 2008 in Los Altos, California.
A turn of the century sound that is perfect .... BROVO !!
ancientone22 1 year ago
exellent 5/5
pianorags 1 year ago
Brilliant
Richard from Yorkshire
pigmysword 2 years ago
wonderful- and made me smile and smile
thanks for posting this
Laura from kansas
lauraneville 2 years ago
very cool!!!
grandplans 2 years ago
far from the best version I've heard, but I really enjoyed your performance.
Jtravels 2 years ago
suena super bien! yo de grande quiero tocar asi con mis amigos :D
andresroberto1234 2 years ago
this reminds me of Fred videos.
RoulaSilvy 2 years ago
I'm sure Scott Joplin would have approved enormously......I use the New England Ragtime Ensemble and Joshua Rifkin as yardsticks and this is a worthy addition to the exponents of this work......
silverdalesapphires 3 years ago
very good =D
lukee1 3 years ago