[Dixielandjazz] HIgh SOciety, was Copyright

[D and R Hardie]

Hi Steve,
                The original piccolo part I have is in D and as you say 
it differs from the Picou  or Johnny Dodds solos  except for the 
beginning. I'd like to see the whole 1901 arrangement as I only have 
the piccolo part. Is it possible? There is a second story that Piccolo 
player Bab Frank was really the composer of the so called Picou 
adaptation of the piccolo part.
best wishes
Dan Hardie

http://members.ozemail.com.au/~darnhard/EarlyJazzHistory.html

On Sunday, June 10, 2007, at 04:46  AM, eupher dude wrote:

>
> By calling it "march", or one step, or polka, that would have been one 
> way to get around copyright at the time.  It shouldn't have worked, 
> but I'd bet it did.
>
> We have an arrangement (Turpintyme Ragsters   www.turpintyme.com) 
> based on the 1901 band arrangement, using piccolo.  Then, we break 
> into a quasi-dixie feel and clarinet playes a solo based on a Dodds 
> 1923 recording.  There's little similarity between any of the many 
> clarinet solos I've heard and the original piccolo part, aside from 
> the first bar!
>
> steve
>
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