Seabreeze Wurlitzer 165 Band Organ "Brucker Lager Marsch"

The "Bacigalupi Special" roll was arranged by Luigi Bacigalupo and manufactured by C.W. Parker around 1919. The label listed this tune as the "C.W. Parker March." At some point it was "corrected" to "Old Reliable," but that was discovered to be the proper ID of a different march on another Wurlitzer 165 roll. This tune was correctly identified as Johann Nepomuk Král's "Brucker Lager Marsch" (Op. 51, 1874) by KZbin user "dingdong5378" in July 2012.

[@TRHC2003]

The band organ at Crescent Park is on the inside of the carousel and its loud as total eclipse

[@darvozz]

Thank you so much for this! That's one less Wurlitzer 165 tune not identified.

[@koasterkav2758]

I have it somewhere on one of Dr. Bill Black's 165 CD's. if I find it I'll pass it along.

[@koasterkav2758]

Correction, on "Catch a Brass Ring" volume 1 or 2.

[@dingdong5378]

This tune is "Brucker Lager Marsch " by Král

[@whoisthisguy724]

Now here's a march I'd arrange for the 150 scale!

[@sousafan100]

i have a recording of this march played on the crescent park ruth organ ( vol 3 marches, etc) and listed as old reliable - no composers listed - it's very unreliable...lol - i've seen duplicate names on different marches though - such as america first by sousa and losey

[@koasterkav2758]

Source tells me it might be the C.W. Parker March, named after the carosuel maker, but listed as the Old Reliable March.

[@Wurlitzer157]

On this roll, does it have the composer or just the tune? If it doesn't have the composer, it can likely be another "Old Reliable", as copyright laws today didn't apply back then. I'm sure Mr. Lincoln (not the president) wouldn't write another "Old Reliable", but others would.

[@dkelzenb]

And what a shame this organ was destroyed in a fire!