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Jack Baker - Posted - 07/19/2026: 13:45:40
Here is a wonderful arrangement of this Classic Rag by Tom Thomason. I worked really hard to put this great arrangement into Tabledit...Jack
Edited by - Jack Baker on 08/23/2026 17:44:27
corcoran - Posted - 07/19/2026: 14:31:24
This is brilliant, Jack! I cannot imagine how long it must have taken you to write the tab.
Jack Baker - Posted - 07/19/2026: 15:31:53
Hi Michael,
Probably weeks has Tabledit was new then....J
Edited by - Jack Baker on 07/19/2026 15:32:20
Jack Baker - Posted - 07/19/2026: 15:56:04
Ha, as Tabledit was new then...
Originally posted by Jack BakerHi Michael,
Probably weeks has Tabledit was new then....J
Edited by - Jack Baker on 07/19/2026 15:56:27
Joel Hooks - Posted - 07/19/2026: 18:34:14
Ah yes, Ragtime Bob Darch's finest composition. Too bad he had to make up that Jame Scott story about it.
Jack Baker - Posted - 07/20/2026: 06:10:48
Oh it's always something HA I guess I'm more interested in the song that the scuttlebutt....J
Edited by - Jack Baker on 07/20/2026 06:12:02
Joel Hooks - Posted - 07/20/2026: 06:33:53
No "scuttlebut", it is a good piece of music. I just doubt that James Scott had anything to do with it.
Jack Baker - Posted - 07/20/2026: 07:13:59
Hi Joel,
I read differently, but if that's how you see it then that's that.... HA
Edited by - Jack Baker on 07/20/2026 07:25:39
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