Hard Hearted Hannah , Ragtime guitar

[Jean Pierre]

Internet is fantastic

I had learnt this air in the 70s ... but I did not remember anymore the title ... and I found with Internet Stephan Grossman's arrangement published in its record "How to play Ragtime Guitar"

in fact it is a popular song of 1926, sung among others by Ella Fitgerald, Luis armstrong... There is a great arrangement of the song which I would like to cover with Hilary (HelloHilary 


Here is the video of the song: UP DATE WIYH VIDEO RELOADED


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBXTbPMrCHs

[Lurker]

The Vamp of Savannah!  Nicely done.  Great tone.

There is a great arrangement of the song which I would like to cover with Hilary (HelloHilary 

He's right, Hilary.  This needs a vocal.  Watch Carol Burnett's version first.

[Hilary]

Hello JP

This is great and I'm so pleased you posted the video, I love watching guitarists play!

I'm assuming you don't want me to sing to this as it's just fab the way it is, but pm me if you want me to sing to another backer.

[Oldrottenhead]

tres braw!

[Jean Pierre]

Merci mes amis

I find Stephan Grossman's arrangement (and Ton Von berbgeyk) very different from the song " the vamp of savannah"

But I have a good version in finger picking that I reserve for Hilary (..and all the community after )

[Jean Pierre]

I'm assuming you don't want me to sing to this as it's just fab the way it is

Yes Hilary the song (SAvanna is very different but also vrry interesting

i send you a mail with reference

[Groundy]

Yeah just love this version JP..
Really well done...
I agree with you, It would be a good one to cover with Hilary...


Alex

[Jean Pierre]

thank you Alex

(I appreciated a lot your version of Night in White Satin,  I do not know why,  but it rings for me as a music of western...
Italian spaguetty western... it is not pejorative

[The Gobi Desert Canoe Club]

Excellent, this is a style I cannot play in although I have tried. I really enjoyed this.   Willie

[ODH]

I have the greatest admiration for you, playing like that.  It's beyond me.  I was going to ask if you'd done the bass and melody parts separately, then I watched the video.

Aside from shining a light on my own lack of guitar prowess, I love what you did and how you did it here.  Fabulous.

Bravo.