[Dixielandjazz] I can't believe we all missed this Uh-One!

[David Richoux]

Thursday must have been International Lawrence Welk Day (I only just 
found out about this on the TubaEuphonium list)

Uh-One/Uh-Two/Uh-Three

and in other recent discoveries I might direct your attention to a new  
ragtime era piano recording by Nan Bostick and Tom Brier called 
"Dualing at the McCoys" - double piano pieces featuring many 
compositions by Nan's great-uncle Charles N. Daniels. What really makes 
him interesting is the number of pieces he wrote under various pen 
names: Neil Moret, Jules Lemare, L'Albert, Sidney Carter, Paul 
Bertrand, LaMonte C. Jones, Charlie Hill and Julian Strauss - his most 
famous probably are "You Tell Me Your Dream, I'll Tell You Mine" and 
"Hiawatha.

Anyway, there is a very nice booklet explaining all of this and the 
recording was made at a famous (to Bay Area OKOM folks, anyway) house 
of the great music collectors Phil and Phyllis McCoy...  Bay Sounds 
Records BSR6943  and you can contact Nan Bostick at rtnan@earthlink.net 
for more info.

Dave Richoux