Steve C.

Small world. Turns out Funk and Waffles is catering the food for the Rocking' The Redhous 2017 event.

Outkaster, Have you heard of 2 Hour Delay (2HD)? Local band, whose lead singer/ guitarist Tim is also in our company band. And our company band once a year benefit gig is at the Landmark Theatre, June 9, if you're interested. Check out youtube for "Rocking The Redhouse 2016". We're "The Actuators". Actually first vid on the search is pic of Tim singing. I'm in there too, attempting to play keys. It was a great time! Well enough personal promo. Best, Steve

Liverpool, near Syracuse. Go Orange! My daughter's near you, attending RIT.

Thank you Mark. You've represented the best hope so far on getting a line on this music. Some on here, including you, have said that the music is "out of print" but really, it was never in print, right? It's only ever existed thanks to talented people who transcribed it for their own use. And I hear you saying that talent went to California. I'm a native Upstate New Yorker and don't know anyone on the Left Coast. So unless harmonizer or Musicfox finish what they started I guess I'm out of luck. Best regards to all! Steve

3dog, There is a minute:thirty or so piano only intro to this song that many people don't remember or know about. What's familiar to most is the mainstream full on brass etc. version as demonstrated by the JW Pepper audio file. Lots of sources for the sheet music to the main stuff. I already have that. The piano "improv" that is loved or hated, depending on who you ask, is hard to find a score for. I'm hoping Mark Schmieder (above) will part with a copy. Best regards, Steve

Thanks Mark. Yes, this is an old thread, but it surfaced during one of my searches and I noticed that it made some progress, then had gone quiet. So I stirred it up. My interest is current, can't speak for the others that started this thread. So I'm interested in getting a copy of that sheet music. Are you willing give or sell a copy of it to me? Thanks in advance. Steve

What's disconcerting is that harmonizer posted that effort almost a year ago. Musicfox had something going as well about the same time frame. I was hoping by now there'd be more. Hoping... Thanks again everyone! Steve C.

One important reason I joined this forum was to engage this thread. I, like apparently so many others, have an interest in a transcribed score for Robert Lamm's jazzy piano intro to DARKWTII (I like the acronym, easier than typing it out, although by now I could have). I visited the norduserforum and downloaded what was there. Many thanks to harmonizer for the great work. But it's gotten quiet on this thread so I'm bumping it. Personally I don't possess near enough talent to play such a piece but it's something I aspire to. Currently I play 1 benefit gig a year with a company sponsored all employee band. We have fun and have done a Chicago tune (not that one). the rest of the time I take lessons and play for my own edification. Still... So thanks to all who have contributed to this, with the hopes that eventually all 1:15 of the piece will become available. Regards, Steve C.