Preview of a brand new O-roll: George Bogatko's New Chicago-Volume 2

George rushed me this proof copy of his new O-roll soon to be released by Meliora Music Rolls. Please note that this is a proof, not the final edited version.

Enjoy!

[brianross]

Love the pup wagging tail to time around 12:30!

[PiotrBarcz]

I have a midi audio rendition made of Big Fat Tall & Skinny Too made with Bogatko's soundfont of this organ I think. Definitely one of my favorite pieces!

[johnpommon]

"Raggin' the Scale" is a masterpiece! What an arrangement. The portions with the flutes, violins and bells give the orchestrion a Wurlitzer 165 flair. Kudos to George B. for this toe tappin' one step. Bruce, your lights in the snare and atop the bells are gorgeous and insane. They add so much eye candy. The music and the lights make it a sensation to hear and watch. Thanks for the posting. It's a knock out.

[RobertoColi]

Hello, I happy that George is still producing masterpieces. I did not hear anything about him for years.
I've been hearing for years his masterpieces, since when he created his original site and he sent to me some pieces. They are part of my "Standard car compilation" that I listen when I drive.
What I immediately noticed here listening this video, is that the piano is overshadowed by the drums and flutes. I would expected much more emphasis on the piano sounds. Is this also noticeable in the reality listening toward the machine or it is just created by the microphone automatic sound levels during recording ? Sorry but I never had the privilege to listen toward a real pianola and I don't know what is the real sound sensation you get.

[PiotrBarcz]

10:10 is Big Fat Tall & Skinny Too for those who like that piece the best xD

[ClassicCabFrance]

Seems like some incitation to buy this O roll from Meliora, but then you learn there is quite no interest, no orders = no production rolls