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Keeper1st | 2001 Sutter Creek Ragtime Festival Concert excerpts; Nan Bostick, Tom Brier, others @Keeper1st | Uploaded November 2017 | Updated October 2024, 4 days ago.
I was asked to digitize a deteriorating videotape containing most of a concert in which repeated comedic attempts were made to distract the freshly bearded "Hot Rod Tommy" Brier into missing a note.

It features the late Nan Bostick (whose family recorded this), Tom Brier, Stevens Price, Elliott Adams, John Remmers, and Keith Taylor, as well as a brief clip of Kathi Backus whose performance for some reason was not fully captured (maybe they needed to change the battery in the camcorder).

A brief shot of the late Gil Lieberknecht (a.k.a. Gil Lieby) can be seen when they introduce and after playing the first of a few of his pieces that they play.

The tunes heard are:

Borneo Rag (Chas. N. Daniels)
Margery, The Girl That I Adore (Chas. N. Daniels)
Cotton Time (Chas. N. Daniels)
Sugar Plum (Chas. N. Daniels, as "L'Albert")
That Poker Rag (Charlotte Blake)
Indian Summer (Chas. N. Daniels, as "Neil Moret")
Sutter Creek Strut (Gil Lieby)
The Smoky Topaz (Grace Bolen)
Dark Eyes (Chas. N. Daniels, as "Neil Moret")
Bohemia Rag (Joseph F. Lamb)
The Volcanic Rag (Leah Monks Robb)
The Octopus Rag (John O. Erlan)
Brier Patch Rag (Tom Brier)
One Too Many (Tom Brier)
Ragtime in Randall (Nan Bostick)
Bean Whistle Rag (Nan Bostick)
Hiawatha (Chas. N. Daniels, as "Neil Moret")
Pearl of the Harem (Harry P. Guy)
Louisiana (Chas. N. Daniels, as "L'Albert")
Anathema Blues (Gil Lieby)
A Ragtime Oddity (Gil Lieby)
Dill Pickles (Chas. L. Johnson)
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2001 Sutter Creek Ragtime Festival Concert excerpts; Nan Bostick, Tom Brier, others @Keeper1st

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