Banjo Crackerjax, 1922-1930
Banjo Crackerjax, 1922-1930
ASIN: B00008G2C8
Track Listings
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1. Lollypops
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2. Frosted Chocolate
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3. Heebe Jeebes
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4. Cat and the Dog
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5. Cracker Jack
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6. Flaperette
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7. Kitten on the Keys
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8. Easy Goin'
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9. Old Town Pump
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10. Fair and Warmer
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11. Pickin's
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12. Crazy Jo'
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13. Sugar Blues
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14. Send Back My Honey Man
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Banjo Crackerjax, 1922-1930,Harry Reser,Yazoo,Blues,Country Blues,Country-Folk
Average customer rating:
- The world's greatest banjo player
- Even better than Brian Fisher's later renditions. Superb.
- The banjo as it has never been played since.
- Harry Reser "set the bar" on banjo-playing techniques.
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Banjo Crackerjax, 1922-1930
Harry Reser
Manufacturer: Yazoo
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B000000G7O
Release Date: 1992-10-28 |
Tracks:
- Lollypops
- Frosted Chocolate
- Heebe Jeebes
- The Cat And The Dog
- Crackerjack
- Flaperette
- Kitten On The Keys
- Easy Goin'
- The Old Town Pump
- Fair And Warmer
- Pickin's
- Crazy Jo'
- Sugar Blues
- Send Back My Honeyman
Customer Reviews:
The world's greatest banjo player.......2005-03-25
When Harry Reser wasn't leading the two best hot white jazz bands of the 1920's, the Six Jumping Jacks and the Clicquot Club eskimos, he was making these incredible banjo recordings. Think of Harry Reser as the Les Paul of the 1920's. His fingers were the fastest in the world and his technique was jaw dropping. He seems to playing chords and picking at the same time or is he playing two banjos at once? This particular album will appeal more to guitarists and musicians than to those seeking twenties pop music. For those, grab the other Harry Reser albums on Amazon.
Even better than Brian Fisher's later renditions. Superb........1999-09-02
This is absolutely top-notch 4-string. Too bad the bluegrassers had to add a fifth string and abduct the banjo from traditional jazz.
The banjo as it has never been played since........1998-11-23
It is hard to imagine that there is only one instrument being played or that the artist has only two hands with which to play.
Harry Reser "set the bar" on banjo-playing techniques........1998-08-14
Harry Reser "set the bar" on banjo-playing techniques that few players have been able to attain since. It is truly amazing that there is a recording of his style from 70 years ago. Imagine all of the songs that have been written since then and how they would render if Harry had had a chance to play them. His lightening fast style is breath-taking and amazing, especially if you try to mimic just a little bit of his technique. Instead, forget trying to imitate the master and just sit back and enjoy.
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