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 Keystone Rag (1921)...Willie AndersonThis is an interesting composition coming as it does on the tail end of ragtime. It's very much in the style of some early 1920s jazz and t… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Jun 15 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
 Fred Van Eps Classic Style as it should be :-)I love his playing... maybe one day I will get there... I mean to 10% as good as he was, of course! This is not as "frantic" as much of… Started by thereallyniceman |
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Jun 14 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
 Ragtime Episode FVE--IshThis is from the 5-Stringer #83 published 1960. Ragtime_Episode_83_1960.pdf It is about as close as you are going to find. It is the versi… Started by Joel Hooks |
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Jun 12 Reply by Daniel Pearce |
 Eddie TobinThere was some discussion a while ago about the banjo player Eddie Tobin. I have an old recording (1973) taken during a prolonged stay in t… Started by John McAllister |
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Jun 12 Reply by Joel Hooks |
Sensation (A Rag) (1908)..Joseph LambIan requested this and when you have a listen you'll realize why, it's a great piece of ragtime. My arrangement was taken from a score that… Started by Steve Harrison |
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Rigamarole Rag (1910)..Edwin F. KendallI think Kendall may have been influenced by St Louis Tickle when he wrote this, I can hear similarities in parts, nevertheless, it's a good… Started by Steve Harrison |
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S.S. STEWART PHILADELPHIA BANJO MAKER EXTRAORDINAIREI came across this article from the website of “Australian Postal History and Social Philately” I wonder how I got there as well, and… Started by thereallyniceman |
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Jun 9 Reply by Trapdoor2 |
 Piano MIDI for 'A Banjo Oddity' ?Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone out there has a MIDI file of the piano accompaniment to Morley's 'A Banjo Oddity' that they would… Started by A.N. Chase |
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Jun 5 Reply by thereallyniceman |
 Mr Jollyboy TempoAccording to my score Grimshaw's Mister Jollyboy has two tempos. That gloriously melodramatic introduction is noted at M.M. 48 then the res… Started by Russ Chandler |
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May 31 Reply by Strumelia |
Dixie Queen (1909)..Robert HoffmanThis is a simple but pleasant ragtime tune that's not too hard on the fingers. The score and midi are in the library...Steve. Started by Steve Harrison |
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