Todd Robbins-Pt 1: Music from a Magician, Emcee, and Story Teller
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Todd Robbins-Pt 1: Music from a Magician, Emcee, and Story Teller
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Todd Robbins learned the Maple Leaf Rag by slowing down a Scott Joplin piano roll and watching where the keys went. In Part 1 of a two-part conversation, the magician, sideshow artist, and ragtime pianist tells Jonesy how a string of happy accidents built a career that now runs six nights a week at Speakeasy Magick in New York, a show he says he put together on the fly, "just like a jazz solo."
They get into the magic shop old-timers who taught a twelve-year-old to hammer a nail into his nose, hanging out with the Turk Murphy band in San Francisco, and a brand-new grand piano that could not survive Pete Clute's attack. Plus Todd's first days in New York, and the night Dick Wellstood played the entire stride book for an audience of one. Part 2 next week!
Check out Todd's long-running show: Speakeasy Magick
Chapters:
00:00 Intro 02:19 Speakeasy Magick origin story 15:07 Building a show like jazz 19:15 Retooling the Houdini Seance 22:21 Theater school, Turk Murphy 27:20 Mostly Magic's animal trap 33:35 Old-timers teach sideshow stunts 37:37 Discovering ragtime via Joanne Castle 42:11 Joplin from a piano roll 46:34 Judy Carmichael, old-time piano 49:51 Pete Clute and Dick Wellstood