It's A Sin To Tell A Lie pl by Frank Milne Player Piano Roll

[@ulrichroesch9114]

What a great rendition....

[@organophone]

this Frank Milne roll is beautifully arranged, thanks for this recording

[@webglider1962]

Your player certainly gives an exquisite performance, I could listen to it all day.

[@DavidGiumenti-sm6yi]

I absolutely love this song I have a duo art piano

[@AeolianHall1]

Thanks for the comment; I hope you find other music on my Channel that you like.

[@patrickkeehnel157]

your piano sounds just like mine used to. In other words, it is perfection! I have always loved this song and roll.

[@catlover34fl]

Memories of 1936. Love this.

[@gerardbedecarter]

A great waltz !

[@DavidGiumenti-sm6yi]

Who ever rebuild that thing must be close to god bless you who ever you are

[@pianmn199]

Another great Milne roll. A sweet piano. Please have it tuned

[@danielwilson906]

I have never heard this tune played as a waltz, it's really nice. I first heard it on a 45 rpm record in the middle 50's as a snappy tune and I have it on a QRS roll played by J Lawerence cook as a really snappy tune, This is different and I like lt

[@ranchovistadenada]

I have this roll for the Ampico-the exact same version. It would sound much better on my Steinway Duo Art than the dinky '38 Ampico Spinet I play it on. Better start watching Ebay for a copy. As for the tuning.....pretend like you're in an English Pub and your fine!! Thanks for posting this!

[@JeffHendrie]

I didn't post the video so I wouldn't know where it came from. Also, each hole corresponds to a differant key on the piano, it's actually more simple than sheet music if you can figure ou how to read it. But ah well. Try googleing the sheet music.

[@BrianBordwell]

thanks for the help

[@FloydPink23]

Lol thought my smoke alarm was going off

[@AvitalShtap]

I thought it was the digital watch on my wrist:)

[@BrianBordwell]

well im not a piano and i cant sit and look at this all day where did u get that roll from and is there sheet music like this one

[@pianola6588]

In 1936 J. Lawrence Cook arranged this piece as a waltz (QRS 6327), and then later as a fox trot in the style of "Fats" Waller, BOTH rolls sharing the same catalog number!

[@brentcoombs5293]

That's funny. Fancy expecting your Roll to sound like this one, but instead get one (same catalog number) that sounds like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4Wpm3yVoJKXorM. My own copy has this tune as part of a waltz medley (Mastertouch Roll D.3789 played by Edith Murn/Pardey), but I'd certainly also be happy with a 'Fats' version. Cheers.

[@stepantkatchenko8629]

Is that a push up player piano you have? I can see the keys at the back.

[@JeffHendrie]

Actually, some pianos are actually tuned like that on purpose, and some just sound like that no matter what. No piano is exactly alike.

[@JamesIrwins78s]

This kind of sounds like Capriccietto played by Frank Tappe.

[@bayonnetenor]

I noticed that the roll slowed down just before the song began Was it supposed to do that?

[@BrianBordwell]

sheet music?

[@UncleLouie867]

Love the roll. Love the song. Wasn't going to mention the "tuning" but- since someone else did. Pul-eeze have the piano tuned. Now i gotta get back to singing along with the roll. ps- Where are you located?

[@JeffHendrie]

Read the roll. It has the notes on it. Just need to learn how to read it. The piano knows how to read it.