"Hot Piano", by Jean Paques (1928)
Jean Paques
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A great novelty piece from Europe by Belgian composer-pianist Jean Paques (1901-1974), one of a number of novelty scores he wrote. He also recorded it on Edison Bell Radio Records (No. 804). Thus began a long career as a recording artist, stretching into the 1950s, featuring novelty, jazz and easy listening tracks, a total of nearly 40 albums. He later moved to London and was known internationally under the name Jean Easter.
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