"It's Hard to Find A Loving Man That's True", Blues-1926 Seeburg E with Violin Pipes:

This is a blues written in 1915 by George W. Thomas who also wrote "Don't Say Nuthin'" and "New Orleans Hop Scop Blues" in 1916--all three heard here on my Original Automatic A-364 "RAG ROLL" as arranged in 1916. the prolific composer George Washington Thomas, Jr. (1883-1937) was "considered the father of the Boogie-Woogie piano style" per "Discogs" and "Wikipedia". He also was know for the hits "Muscle Shoals Blues" and "Houston Blues".

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This is a silly question to ask, but do the pipes and piano play the same notes in sync? I'm asking this because I saw an image showing them sharing the same pipes.