Blue Waltz (Donald Lambert)Sugar Bear Mosher2026-09-17 | Blue Waltz (Donald Lambert)Improvisation around Honeysuckle RoseSugar Bear Mosher2025-09-10 | goofing around with this Thomas Fats Waller delicacy.Sugar Bear Mosher is live!Sugar Bear Mosher2025-08-22 | ...Vampin Liza Jane piano rollSugar Bear Mosher2025-08-09 | played by the great James P. Johnson.Manhattan Fox Trot, piano rollSugar Bear Mosher2025-07-31 | on the Imperial label.Joe Turner Blues piano roll, 2025Sugar Bear Mosher2025-07-31 | Played by the great James P. Johnson. an update from my early 2010s recordingIts Right Here For You piano rollSugar Bear Mosher2025-07-03 | played by Eubie BlakeSugar Bear Mosher is live!Sugar Bear Mosher2025-06-24 | ...Home Again Blues piano rollSugar Bear Mosher2025-06-23 | Played by Eubie BlakeAre You Playing Fair? Piano rollSugar Bear Mosher2025-06-20 | ...Truly (1922, Rose/Davis) pl by Donald LambertSugar Bear Mosher2025-06-07 | previously thought to be a Lambert original. written by Vincent Rose with lyrics by Benny Davis.Sugar Bear Mosher is live!Sugar Bear Mosher2025-06-06 | ...Sugar Bear Mosher is live!Sugar Bear Mosher2025-06-01 | ...The Breeze and I (Suite Andalucia)Sugar Bear Mosher2025-05-18 | played by Sterling Sugar Bear Mosher. heavily inspired by the great Donald Lambert.March 12th Kingsway Piano ConcertSugar Bear Mosher2025-03-13 | a nice performance I did for the lovely folks of Kingsway Community. thankful for their ears. piano is a Young Chang Baby Grand.People Will Say Were In Love pl by Sterling Sugar Bear MosherSugar Bear Mosher2025-03-10 | heavily if not entirely based in the style of Mr. Donald LambertRIP Roberta Flack Killing Me SoftlySugar Bear Mosher2025-02-25 | ...Cooking Breakfast For The One I Love pl by Nicholas BrownSugar Bear Mosher2025-02-06 | Excuse the sideways video, it was the only way to get this to not upload as a short. From a 2024 visit.Improv on The St. Louis Blues (June 2023)Sugar Bear Mosher2025-02-06 | When I first moved into my current home.Sound Of Music Medley (May 2023)Sugar Bear Mosher2025-02-06 | An old practice video taken at Moon and River Cafe.Driving in Schenectady at niteSugar Bear Mosher2025-02-06 | That singing noise is due to my 9 ply offroad truck tires I use for winter tires.The Lily Rag pl by Sterling Sugar Bear MosherSugar Bear Mosher2025-01-07 | A beautiful composition from "The neglected Professor" Charles "Charlie" Thompson. Composed in 1914. Just my interpretation on the spot. It's no fun sounding like everyone else.Having fun at the Moon and River CafeSugar Bear Mosher2024-12-29 | ...Schuberts Serenade/Serenade Blues pl by Sterling Sugar Bear MosherSugar Bear Mosher2024-12-05 | A snippet from a FB live video I did.Live- some random piano playingSugar Bear Mosher2024-11-23 | ...Margie -Donald Lambert and the boysSugar Bear Mosher2024-11-20 | ...Handful Of Keys pl by Christopher PalmeseSugar Bear Mosher2024-10-30 | Another addition to the Handful of Keys saga by current stride pianists. Very crisp and nice improvisation where the bridge would normally beJeepers Creepers pl by Donald LambertSugar Bear Mosher2024-10-14 | IT IS THE SP00KY MONTH Sp00py Recorded by Frank Wallace in Wallace's High Tavern, sometime between 1956 and 1962. Sounds like drums in the back, perhaps Howard Kaddison?S Wonderful pl by Donald Lambert w TrumpetSugar Bear Mosher2024-09-29 | A beautiful hit played in a more upbeat stride style compared to the recording made by Mike Lipskin in the Lipskin Recordings of Mr. Lambert. Recorded by Frank Wallace at Wallace's High Tavern. Unidentified trumpeter. Many people would come in and Jam with Mr. Lambert. Sometime between 1956 and 1962.Three Little Words played by Albert AmmonsSugar Bear Mosher2024-09-06 | Recorded at the Frank Lyon's Studio, 1938. Piano: Albert Ammons Vocals: Meade Lux Lewis Bass: Hebert Marshall (unfortunately I could not find a photo of him.) I raised the pitch on this to more closely match the Key of C as well as sounding more reflective of Meade's voice. Mr. Ammons had an incredible right hand tremolo that sounded like a piano roll. All of these Boogie men seemed to be phenomenal left hand striders.More Stride Piano at The Altamont Fair 2024Sugar Bear Mosher2024-08-18 | Sugar Bear Mosher plays "If Dreams Come True" in stride on a very out of tune ex-player piano.Stride Piano at The Altamont Fair Fairground 2024Sugar Bear Mosher2024-08-18 | Sugar Bear Mosher plays on 1 of 3 pianos located at the Altamont Fair. Song: Fine And DandyMoon and River, March 30th 2024Sugar Bear Mosher2024-08-10 | ...Roxeanne and Selena playing with BubblesSugar Bear Mosher2024-08-10 | ...Roxy Girl sipping on some coffeeSugar Bear Mosher2024-06-27 | back in 2022. for breakfast she loved her kibble with an over easy egg, pure coconut oil, and a splash of coffeeRoxy playing in the snow with my elder brother and my niece (2021)Sugar Bear Mosher2024-06-21 | Oh how we miss you , Rock of Ages 09.09.2013-06.18.2024Goodbye Shanghai pl by Drew NugentSugar Bear Mosher2024-06-18 | Nothing better.I Know That You Know (V. Youmans) by Drew NugentSugar Bear Mosher2024-06-18 | Another addition to the I Know That You Know series. This cat sends me.I May Be Wrong pl by Donald Lambert, vcl by Jimmy RushingSugar Bear Mosher2024-04-18 | Recorded by Frank Wallace in Wallace's Tavern sometime between 1956 and 1962Goin To Chicago pl by Donald Lambert, vocals by Jimmy RushingSugar Bear Mosher2024-04-18 | recorded sometime between 1956 and 1962 by Frank Wallace in Wallace's Tavern.Therell Be Some Changes Made pl by Donald Lambert, Vocal by Jimmy RushingSugar Bear Mosher2024-04-18 | Recorded at Wallace's Tavern sometime between 1956 and 1962 by Frank Wallace, unfortunately the vocals are not very clear on here. It was speculated by Jordi Suñol that Jimmy Rushing is on vocal. from the Ballance collection of Donald Lambert.Roumania (Romania)? pl by Donald LambertSugar Bear Mosher2024-03-21 | This recording made by Frank Wallace of Wallace's High Tavern between 1956 and 1962 appears to be Mr. Lambert playing James P. Johnson's improvised C section to an old song named "Roumania," A song which seems to be most well known from the piano rolls made by James P. Johnson and Eubie Blake.
ROUMANIA words and music by Clarence Williams, Dave Peyton, Spencer WilliamsLets Get Lost pl by Sterling SugarBear MosherSugar Bear Mosher2024-02-28 | testing out fresh regulation on the TUNED Shoninger upright player piano. capstan adjustment for lost morion, letoff and blow distance adjsuted, nice even playing now and even an increase in tone quality. heavily inspired by Mr Donald Lambert popularized with Chet BakerThe Shout pl by Irving Kirby WalkerSugar Bear Mosher2024-02-12 | A vocalist/ "blues pianist" strides a version of "The Shout" definitely on par with Art Tatum and Herman Chittison. recorded May 19th, 1947 from Volume 4 of THIS IS JAZZ THE HISTORIC BROADCASTSThe Japanese Sandman pl by Donald LambertSugar Bear Mosher2024-02-12 | Smooth and slow. recorded by Frank Wallace in Wallace's Tavern, between 1958 and 1962.Theres No You pl by Donald LambertSugar Bear Mosher2024-02-06 | Composed and written by Adair and Hopper. recorded by Frank Wallace sometime between 1958 and 1962Doin What I Please pl by Donald LambertSugar Bear Mosher2024-02-06 | composed by Thomas Fats Waller, lyrics by Andy Razaf. recorded sometime between 1956 and 1962. Likely by Frank Wallace.Capricious Harlem pl by Eubie BlakeSugar Bear Mosher2024-01-26 | recorded in 1972 on EBM-2 Written in 1937. one of Mr. Blake's wonderful "semiclassics"A Foggy Day (Fb Livestream) pl by Sterling MosherSugar Bear Mosher2024-01-22 | Sugar Bear rocks out this beautiful tune, screen recorded from a Facebook Live Stream in January of 2024. don't ask for the arrangement because one does not exist- make your own! Add your Pizzazz! make it your bi-Handful of Keys pl by Drew NugentSugar Bear Mosher2024-01-20 | A very original unique playing by the great Drew Nugent of this timeless Fats Waller composition.I Know That You Know (V. Youmans) pl by Nicholas BrownSugar Bear Mosher2024-01-16 | A stellar pianist as well as piano technician, Nicholas Brown strides one of my favourite tunes for me. i have to thank Nick for being a key component in my playing as a teenager. i very much enjoyed his youtube videos and still do!