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Total standard MIDI files = 1266 Ampico Popular MIDI and e-roll files A = Ampico A (from 1980s); Total e-roll files = 1261 Writer/composer order AA = Ampico A, AB = Ampico B (2014) Coloured entries MIDI only issue Title Writer(s) Composer (Writer) details Pianist Roll No. time midi file name date Stephen Adams (1841-1913, Brockway as Holy City, The Adams 56824 1919 4:52 Holy City (Adams) Brockway AA actually Michael Maybrick) Kmita Bells of St Mary’s, The Adams A. Emmett Adams (1889-1938) Fairchild 1241 12 1923 4:14 Bells of St Marys (Adams) Fairchild A Ain’t She Sweet Ager Milton Ager (1893-1979) Carroll 208681 05 1927 2:54 Ain't She Sweet (Ager) Carroll A Are You Happy Ager Lopez 209351 12 1927 2:57 Are You Happy (Ager) Lopez A Are You Sorry Ager Confrey 206251 08 1925 2:55 Are You Sorry A Away From You (Waltz) Ager Grofe 205851 04 1925 3:06 Away From You A Bagdad Ager Carroll 205221 10 1924 2:48 Bagdad (Ager) Carroll A Crazy Words - Crazy Tune Ager Grofe 208611 05 1927 2:48 Crazy Words, Crazy Tune, Grofe AA Forgive Me Ager Lopez 209111 10 1927 2:59 Forgive Me A Happy Days are Here Again Ager Arden 212591 05 1930 3:05 Happy Days Here Again (Ager) Arden 1930 A Hard Hearted Hannah Ager Grofe 205491 01 1925 3:15 Hard Hearted Hannah A I Wonder What's Become of Sally? Ager Fairchild 205191 09 1924 4:28 I Wonder What's Become of Sally AA I Want To See My Tennessee Ager Johnson 205551 01 1925 2:54 I Want to See my Tennessee A Forever and Ever from "Rain Or Shine" Ager & Yellen Arden 210191 06 1928 2:36 Forever and Ever, Arden AA Rain or Shine from “Rain or Shine” Ager & Yellen Lopez 209961 05 1928 3:14 Rain or Shine (Ager) Lopez AA I'll Get By Ahlert Fred E. Ahlert (1892-1953) Rainger 211171 02 1929 2:42 I'll Get By, Rainger AB Wright & I'll Tell The World Ahlert 211541 05 1929 3:14 I'll Tell The World (Ahlert) AB Johnston In Shadow Land Ahlert Fairchild 205451 12 1924 3:30 In Shadow Land A Life is a Song Ahlert Arden & Carroll 215471 06 1935 3:00 Life is a Song A Mean to Me Ahlert Lane 211573 06 1929 5:36 Mean to Me A Wright & To Be In Love With You Ahlert 211841 08 1929 2:51 To Be In Love With You A Johnston I’ll Never Ask For More Ahlert Carroll 211461 05 1929 2:51 I'll Never Ask for More A Fred E. Ahlert & Roy Turk (1892- Marianne "Marianne" Ahlert & Turk Rainger 212191 12 1929 2:44 Marianne (Ahlert) Rainger AB 1934, lyrics) Love Me (Deja) waltz Aivaz Morse-T. Aivaz (only item) Shipman 212241 12 1929 3:20 Love Me (Aivaz), Carroll AB Am I Blue? from "On With The Show" Akst Harry Akst (1894-1963) Arden & Carroll 212031 10 1929 3:37 Am I Blue (Akst) Arden & Carroll AB Away Down South Akst Clair 203051 11 1922 2:37 Away Down South (Akst), Clair AA Baby Face Akst Perkins 207801 09 1926 2:31 Baby Face (Akst) Perkins A Dinah Akst Rickenbach 207211 04 1926 2:42 Dinah, Rickenbach A If I'd Only Believed In You Akst Lane 208383 02 1927 5:14 If I'd Only Believed In You AA In My Bouquet Of Memories Akst Arden 210233 07 1928 4:58 In My Bouquet of Memories (Akst) Arden AB Nobody Loves You Like I Do Akst Lopez (asst) 205531 01 1925 2:38 Nobody Loves You (Akst), Lopez AA Revenge Akst Carroll 210893 12 1928 3:57 Revenge A Shanghai Dream Man Akst Grofe 208621 05 1927 3:48 Shanghai Dream Man, Grofe AA files © P. Phillips 2019 1 of 51 printed 27/10/2019 Total standard MIDI files = 1266 Ampico Popular MIDI and e-roll files A = Ampico A (from 1980s); Total e-roll files = 1261 Writer/composer order AA = Ampico A, AB = Ampico B (2014) Coloured entries MIDI only issue Title Writer(s) Composer (Writer) details Pianist Roll No. time midi file name date Smile Will Go A Long, Long Way, A Akst Lopez 204661 04 1924 3:12 Smile Will Go Long Way A This is Heaven Akst Lane 211671 07 1929 4:33 This is Heaven A Feelings (1974) Albert Morris Albert Guarnieri 41101 1970s 3:52 Feelings, Guarnieri AA Gotta Feelin' For You "Hollywood Revue" Alter Trent-Louis Alter (1902-1980 Carroll 212351 01 1930 2:49 Gotta Feelin' For You, Carroll AB Hugs and Kisses "Earl Carroll's Vanities 1926" Alter Voorhees 208081 12 1926 2:39 Hugs and Kisses (Alter) Voorhees AA That Wonderful Something Is Love from 1929 film That Wonderful Something (Alter) Lane 1930 Alter Lane 212521 04 1930 3:21 "Untamed" AB Blue Shadows Alter Arden 210821 11 1928 2:45 Blue Shadows A Sleigh Ride Anderson Leroy Anderson Junchen 40031 1972 2:52 Sleigh Ride (Anderson) AB Annie Laurie (Ballad) anon Kmita 241 1920 2:29 Annie Laurie (Ballad) A Believe Me With All Those Endearing Charms anon de Bert 1671 12 1925 4:41 Believe Me-Young Charms, Bert A Hawaiian Songs 1 1. No Wau I Ko Maka; 2. anon Kmita 51215 1916 5:42 Hawaiian Songs 1, B'way A Waialae; 3. He Inca No Kailulani; 4. Halona Mother Goose’s Nursery Rhymes No.1 1. Mistress Mary; 2. Jack and Jill; 3. Baa, Baa, Black Sheep; 4. anon Brockway 483 1917 4:28 Mother Gooses Nursery Rhymes 1 A Ding Dong Dell Dinner Music No.15 Southern Melodies 1. Turkey anon, Foster, Steven Foster (1826 -1864), Dan In The Straw; 2. Old Black Joe; 3. Dixie; 4. Old Emmettt, Foster, Emmett (1815-1904), Alice Dinner Music 15 Southern Melodies, Duo 1929 Arden & Carroll 71493 02 1936 5:12 Folks At Home; 5. Sailors Hornpipe; 6. My Old anon, Foster, Hawthorne (1827-1902, actually A Kentucky Home; 7. Listen To The Mockingbird Hawthorne Septimus Winner) Anything Your Heart Desires "Just A Minute" Archer Harry Archer (1888-1960) Lopez (asst) 210931 12 1928 2:53 Anything Your Heart Desires AB I'd Rather Be The Girl In Your Arms Archer Perkins 208061 11 1926 2:29 I'd Rather Be The Girl, Perkins AA I Love You Archer Lawnhurst 204091 11 1923 3:37 I Love You, Lawnhurst A Arden & Round The Town Arden 56303 2:37 Round The Town, Duo AA Lambert It’s Only A Paper Moon Arlen Harold Arlen (1905-1986) Arden 214711 01 1934 3:09 It's Only Paper Moon (Arlen) Arden 1934 A Let’s Fall in Love Arlen Arden 100905 04 1934 2:58 Lets Fall In Love A You Said It Arlen Carroll 213471 05 1931 2:52 You Said It A Harold Arlen (1905-1986 born Hyman Arluck); Benny Davis ( 1895-1979)- Arlen; Davis-Dorsey- Tommy Dorsey (1905-1956)-Ted Over The Rainbow; To You; Address Unknown; Shapiro; Lombardo- Shapiro (1899-1980); Carmen Milne 216533 04 1941 5:30 Over the Rainbow & 3 songs, Milne 1941 AB Sunrise Serenade Lee-Hill-Marks; Carle Lombardo (1903-1971)-Dedette Lee- Hill (1900-1950)- Johnny Marks (1909- 1985); Frankie Carle (1903-2001) Nola Arndt Felix Arndt (1889-1918) Delcamp 63051 04 1924 2:38 Nola, Delcamp A That’s Why I Love You Ash Paul Ash Rickenbach 207761 09 1926 2:48 That's Why I Love You A Austin & Bergere; Charleston Medley 1. How Come You Do Me Like Kassel & Stitzel; Confrey 64101 02 1925 3:18 Charleston Medley, Confrey A You Do; 2. Doodle Doo Doo; 3. Too Tired. Sizemore & Shay files © P. Phillips 2019 2 of 51 printed 27/10/2019 Total standard MIDI files = 1266 Ampico Popular MIDI and e-roll files A = Ampico A (from 1980s); Total e-roll files = 1261 Writer/composer order AA = Ampico A, AB = Ampico B (2014) Coloured entries MIDI only issue Title Writer(s) Composer (Writer) details Pianist Roll No. time midi file name date If Love Were All (Ballad) Axt William Axt (1888-1959) Axt 1991 03 1927 3:24 If Love Were All, Axt A If Love Were All (Ballad) Axt Fairchild 1251 01 1924 3:47 If Love Were All, Fairchild A Where The Rainbow Ends Ayer Nat D. Ayer Lefevre 1473 11 1924 4:46 Where The Rainbow Ends AA Blue Hoosier Blues Baer Abel Baer (1893-1976) Fairchild 203811 08 1923 3:21 Blue Hoosier Blues A early Don't Wait Till The Night Before Christmas Baer Milne 216461 4:08 Don't Wait til Xmas, Milne 1939 AB 1939 Sun's In My Heart, The Baer Shipman 214011 06 1932 2:25 Sun's In My Heart AB Where the Dreamy Wabash Flows Baer Grofe 205351 11 1924 2:58 Where the Dreamy Wabash Flows A I Miss My Swiss Baer Clair 206701 12 1925 2:58 I Miss My Swiss A If You Believed In Me Baer Carroll 212061 11 1929 4:06 If You Believed in Me A My Mother’s Eyes Baer Carroll 211453 05 1929 4:49 My Mother's Eyes A National Emblem March Bagley Edwin Eugene Bagley (1857-1922) Carroll 69021 06 1928 2:48 National Emblem March A Dreaming Blues Baker Edythe Baker Clair 201773 08 1920 3:01 Dreaming Blues A Pretty Little Baby Baker-Bernie Bed Bernie (born Anzelevitz) Carroll 207161 04 1926 2:44 Pretty Little Baby A Little Crumbs of Happiness Ball Ernest R.
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  • Dinner and Dance Music in the 1920S & 30S Popular Tunes Performed by the Era’S Top Pianists on the Ampico Reproducing Piano

    Dinner and Dance Music in the 1920S & 30S Popular Tunes Performed by the Era’S Top Pianists on the Ampico Reproducing Piano

    (LYRCD 6017) Lyrichord Presents Dinner and Dance Music in the 1920s & 30s Popular Tunes Performed by the Era’s Top Pianists on the Ampico Reproducing Piano Performed by: J. Milton Delcamp Henry Lange Adam Carroll Victor Arden & Adam Carroll Paul Rickenbach Murial Pollock Ferde Grofe Frank Milne Victor Lane (Adam Carroll) & Zez Confrey Edgar Fairchild Ampico, which stood for American Piano Company, was one of the leading manufacturers of reproducing pianos in the early 20th century. Numerous musical luminaries, including composers Sergei Rachmaninoff and Fritz Kreisler and legendary pianists Arthur Rubinstein and Artur Schnabel, recorded for this musical marvel. Emil Welte patented the first true reproducing piano that used a perforated paper roll in 1883. Early interest in the Welte-Mignon reproducing piano, combined with the longstanding popularity of standard player pianos, led several firms to take note. Ampico bought the invention and hired engineer Charles Fuller Stoddard, who had patented his 1 own reproducing piano design in 1908. When he joined Ampico, the company began manufacturing reproducing instruments as well as an add-on reproducing roll-playing mechanism capable of retrofitting some standard pianos. There is a fundamental difference between the player piano and the reproducing piano. Although both use perforated paper rolls to convey the notes and tempo of the piece being played, the reproducing piano’s rolls also contain all of the expressive dynamics. This means that the roll plays the exact performance recorded by the pianist. A piano capable of reproducing an existing performance on a paper roll soon came to be the high- end, technological/musical device that any affluent music lover wanted in his or her parlor.