Frog-I-More Rag by David Boeddinghaus

[@joeykremple]

One of the most unique pieces of music I have ever heard

[@vilstef6988]

One of the oddest items in the ragtime repertory. A vaudeville contortionist named Moore commissioned this from Jelly Roll Morton, and it was played while he did his act. This was in the Crumb soundtrack-all the music in the soundtrack is great and worth listening to. There are several rags in it performed on guitar which are stunning!

[@TheThorsten1]

Das ist mit das wunderschönste was ich gehört habe in meinem Leben ... ! Herzlichen Dank für Deine Interpretationen !

[@breadvanwinkle9573]

For Charles...

[@christophera3330]

For Charles. What an interesting person he was. For me he was the most interesting of them all. Such a tragic life.

[@suttree3233]

The secret virtuoso of the Crumb dynasty. Such genius is oft to crumble under its own weight. R.I.P.

[@joeykremple]

Hard to beat this comment

[@jasonrusso151]

he redid this song in 1925 or 26 as "Sweetheart O' Mine" this one is from 1918.

[@timmclaughlin8420]

Wow, such a great version of this classic. David Boeddinghaus has such a great style.

[@shackamaxon512]

Dick Hymen said it that sounds like Jelly Roll is trying to play an entire New Orleans marching band. I love how David Boeddinghaus slows this down. You can really hear the syncopation, the melody and how it all comes together. Not that I would actually attempt to play this :)

[@jimthompson606]

So far this piece has zero dislikes and I can see why! Heart-meltingly beautiful.

[@itsRemco]

Only real people visit this place 💪🏾

[@gloriamosure9184]

Best ever!

[@davywiggins338]

I am desperate to learn how to play this on piano. Can anyone help me out?

[@kakulo83]

Anyone know where one could find the sheet music for this?

[@BruceCWalker]

Musicnotes has it

[@christophera3330]

No it doesn't. But I had someone on the internet transcribe it. Just send me a message.