| The Entertainer |
| Composer |
Scott Joplin |
| Released |
1902-12-29 |
| Title Origin |
Official |
|
The Entertainer is one of the most popular ragtime pieces. The song was composed by Scott Joplin and originally published in 1902. In addition to the song being popular in it's own time, it saw a return to prominence in 1973 due to a version of the song arranged by Marvin Hamlisch being included in the film The Sting.
Games
Crazy Climber (ARC)
005 (ARC)
Deep Trouble (C64)
Montezuma's Revenge (A8)
Track 1 in the SAP file.
Flappy (FC)
Captain Kidd (C64)
Samantha Fox Strip Poker (C64)
This arrangement covers Intro–AA–BB plus 4 unidentified bars. It sounds the same on every SID chip.
Creative Music System (DOS)
There are two different versions of The Entertainer in the Creative Music System files. While both of them contain meta data which list them as being covers of the Marvin Hamlisch arrangement for the movie The Sting, one appears to be more closely related to the original 1902 piano version by Scott Joplin. The file name of the piano version is EntertO.cms, while the one closer to the movie is named Entert.cms. They are both 1:44 in length, and both songs play through two SAA1099 chips.
R.B.I. Baseball 2 (NES)
Tohru Matsumoto's Stock Winning Science (FC)
R.B.I. Baseball 3 (NES)
Leapster (A8)
Track 2 in the SAP file.
Monopoly (SMS)
Nadral (A8)
Richard Scarry's Best Neighborhood Disc Ever! (CDI)
The Entertainer is in rs.rtf.
Strip Poker Live (CDI)
The Entertainer is played during the menu screens.
It is stored in frasigioco. The file doesn't have an extension, but the folder name suggests that it uses RTF format.
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