I Never Knew What The Moonlight Could Do. - QRS 3699. J. Lawrence Cook

[@Reinhard_G.1965]

This happy melody instantly made me dancing while having breakfast -- still with the coffee cup in my hand... what a mess!☺

[@SevenPlus65]

That's awesome!! 😅

[@Reinhard_G.1965]

I thought so, too, but my girl- friend didn't share the opinion 😉

[@anthonygiglio9860]

Fantastic Roll😊

[@michaelbrodie2739]

It's the bees knees alright. Love it!❤

[@orgelbear]

Oh my....I need a copy of this roll! Wonderful!

[@SevenPlus65]

Thanks! It's a very fun roll. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@zhaoluyue1995]

Hell...I need a copy of that piano... Maybe we can form a break in party smh.

[@paulomattozo6682]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@PiotrBarcz]

Great tune! If you can, try to find a roll of What A Little Moonlight Can DO :D It's a great tune too!

[@PiotrBarcz]

Had a bit of a mistrack around a minute and a quarter in, weird since the paper doesn't look like it's in bad shape, looks more like a perforator drift to the side which is super weird.

[@SevenPlus65]

It's exactly what it it's. The paper is in remarkable condition. I recently got the roll from a local place. It had been sitting on a shelf for years, taken care of. I had to make several video attempts to get it to track ok. I finally used this taping. The paper drifts to the right about 1/4" for about 8" long then back on track. I'm not worried about it. It's a great song and no one else has posted any videos of it that I'm aware of.

[@PiotrBarcz]

@@SevenPlus65 This isn't an old cut, it's from the 1960s, I can tell by the punching and the paper. The rolls from this period, on that paper and with those square holes are really badly cut all the time, missing notes, bad bridging etc. Thank goodness the drift isn't bad enough to make it impossible to play the roll!

[@SevenPlus65]

I'm not a perfectionist...it's fine with me.

[@Skgwgaietto]

​@@SevenPlus65looks like an original 20s roll to me.

[@SevenPlus65]

Thanks! The box label states November 1926, something they didn't do with reprints to my knowledge. I Always know I can trust your wisdom.