@@adventureswithjohn3953 Patrick(whoisthisguy724), Andrew Lardieri and Dan Robinson are very knowledgeable Wurlitzer Roll tune identifiers. To me the march playing at 3:03 sounds like a Tom Meijer arranged march. He arranged Wurlitzer rolls in a very european style and therefore made brilliant use of the manuals(section) on the roll frame, especially the counter-melody section. Wurlitzer just had melody and counter melody play the exact same notes at the same time throughout most of their arrangements... rather bare bones. But of course there are good Wurlitzer rolls. I do know of 1 tune that made good use of the melody and counter melody sections that WAS arranged by Wurlitzer... it's After The Ball by Charles K. Harris, from roll 13119(or 6519 for the Wurlitzer 165 rolls).
@@CBF1 This is actually not Tom's work being heard here, but rather Mikey Mills' roll 14538 of well known Marches and Waltzes arranged for the 165 scale that never made on a 150 roll.
@@andrewlardieri4110 That tune certainly does have the usual trills heard on Meijer's rolls. Thanks for the assistance! I have plenty of tunes in mind that may certainly make it to the 150 rolls... ANY song can be put on a 150 roll but it requires clever thoughtful arranging. No sharp notes at all on the brass or B/F tuned organs (147, 148, 150) and only 2 sharps on the C/G tuned organs(145, 146, 153).
I have a question for anyone who knows a good bit of organ songs… there is a recording by Wurlitzer157 in 2001 and I need help finding a name for a song on it.
@@adventureswithjohn3953 wait so then if that’s “ I got 5 dollars” then what would the song in a video by “m38ruth” back in 2016 be named then ( the first song in that recording) because that’s named it too?