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[Waxman]

My band shot a video for a song called "Pussycat Rag".

A few members are in it, but not all.

I arranged for the old car.

See what you think. It still needs some editing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhWu9DLbRGQ&feature=email

 

[rph9168]

Looked and sounded good to me. I don't think you were in it were you?

 

[Washmee]

I am jealous! Your band is great. I played in a Dixeland and Swing band for about 10 years when I was younger. Keep up the good work and post more videos.

 

[ProCarWashes]

I liked it. You can tell that your band has talent. Now you just need that big break.

 

[Waxman]

Nope; I'm not in this one; they filmed on Easter and I wasn't looking to get divorced, so I arranged for the Model A and stayed home. Plus only 3 bandmembers play on it, plus a group called 'primate fiasco' who did more horns.

 

[MEP001]

Nice - be sure to click the HQ button if you have broadband, sounds great.

 

[bigleo48]

Great stuff!

BigLeo

 

[Waxman]

thanks; it's nice to get some positive responses.

 

[ted mcmeekin]

That was great. My mother played piano for silent movies--started at 17. The carbon for arc in projector was expensive so she could not preview--she watched first time with audience and had to improvise on the fly. I love ragtime--a good resource:

http://www.perfessorbill.com/index.html

lots of free listening in his midi files.

Waxman--go ahead and quite for day job.

Ted

 

[Waxman]

Can't quit it yet!

 

[bigleo48]

That was great. My mother played piano for silent movies--started at 17. The carbon for arc in projector was expensive so she could not preview--she watched first time with audience and had to improvise on the fly. I love ragtime--a good resource: Ted

Ted,

You reminded me of my teenage days in the 80s as a projectionist. Three old theaters I worked in had the old MagnaArc carbon light sources for the projectors. A real throwback! Until about 15 years ago, the equipment in those theaters had not changed for over 50 years! Carbon arcs, Victoria 8 projector heads and optical sound pickups. Today, I still find it hard to believe that most theaters still use film!

BigLeo