Name: Look What I've Got - B.A. Rolfe Orchestra by Peter Mintun in thebb
Duration: 1 min 54 s
Description: Song by Leo Robin & Ralph Rainger, from the film "A Bedtime Story." From a radio transcription, 1934. The caption to this 1933 Barbara Shermund cartoon says: "'Look What I've Got,' please." SoundCloud automatically cropped off the bottom of the cartoon.

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A little tune to lift your spirits, on this beautiful spring day. Mary Dear, from “Honeymoon Lane” by Creamer, Dowling, & Hanley. Played via Welte-Mignon Reproducing Player Piano Roll. This roll, # 75262, was recorded in June of 1927 by Harry Perrella. Mr. Perrella, (1900-1939), was a member of the Paul Whitman Band, and several other bands. There is very little information about him, out there, but suffice it to say, he is one of my favorite Welte Artists. Played this afternoon on my 1921 6’2” Baldwin Welte-Mignon Reproducing Player Piano.  Please listen with headphones for best fidelity, and thanks for listening.

Mary Dear

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Look What I've Got - B.A. Rolfe Orchestra

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