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Minding the Score:
The Music of Harry L. Alford

Performers on this album may purchase unlimited quantities of it at the special “Artists’ Rate,” which is $6.50. (Retail is 16.99.)

This price is actual manufacturer’s wholesale. The Orchestra does not make a penny from these Artists’ Rate sales.

MINDING THE SCORE: THE MUSIC OF HARRY L. ALFORD
(New World Records 80743-2, released December 2013):

Including:

“The Hustler” (march, 1911), by Harry Alford.
“Jazorient” (fox trot, 1919), melodies by Lou Gold, arr. Harry Alford.
“Some of These Days” (medley two step, 1910), Shelton Brooks, arr. Harry Alford.
“Roll ‘Em Up” (drum solo, 1922), by Harry Alford.
“Just A-Wearyin’ For You” (trombone solo, 1908), Carrie Jacobs-Bond, arr. Alford.
“The Smiler” (rag, 1907), Percy Wenrich, original piano solo.
“The Smiler Rag” (two step, 1907), Percy Wenrich, arr. Harry Alford.
“Fiancée: The Bride to Be” (descriptive intermezzo, 1913), by Harry Alford.
“Jazette” (one step, 1919), melodies by Harry Potter, arr. Harry Alford.
“The Memphis Blues” (1912), W.C. Handy, arr. Harry Alford.
“Independent Moving Picture March” “IMP” (1910), by Harry Alford.
“Let Me Call You Sweetheart” (waltz, 1925), Leo Friedman, arr. Harry Alford.
“The Peacemaker” (descriptive march, 1905), by Harry Alford.
“Jazz Elite” (waltz, 1919), melodies by Harry Potter, arr. Harry Alford.
“Spooks: A Midnight Chase” (descriptive novelty, 1914), by Harry Alford.
“A Perfect Day” (cornet solo, 1910), Carrie Jacobs-Bond, arr. Harry Alford.
“Memories” (ballad, 1915), Egbert Van Alstyne, original piano score.
“Memories” (fox trot, 1915), Egbert Van Alstyne, arr. Harry Alford.
Shapiro’s Song Successes No. 4 (medley overture, 1909), compiled & arr. by Harry Alford.
“Call of the Elk: the Official B.P.O.E. March” (1920), by Harry Alford.