Ragtime #2: The Country- Mandolins, Fiddles, and Guitars
Various Artists
This collection features country ragtime from 1917 to 1935—a genre that mixes the syncopation of African-American rhythms with the melodic structure of European dance music. As these recordings demonstrate, musicians created different mixtures of these elements: some rags sound more like the blues, while others are closer to European quadrilles.
Track Listing
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101
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Dallas Rag | The Dallas String Band | 2:55 | |
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102
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No Use Workin' So Hard | The Carolina Tar Heels | 3:09 | |
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103
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Old Weary Blues | Jesse Young's Tennessee Band | 3:10 | |
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104
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Atlanta Rag | Cow Cow Davenport | 3:09 | |
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105
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Hungry Man's Scuffle | Walter Roland and Lucille Bogan | 2:47 | |
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106
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Downtown Blues | Frank Stokes | 3:13 | |
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107
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They Go Wild Simply Wild Over Me | The Leake County Revelers | 2:59 | |
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201
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Hale's Rag | Theron Hale & Daughters | 2:49 | |
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202
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Laughing Rag | Sam Moore and Horace Davis | 2:45 | |
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203
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Lindy | The Proximity String Quartet | 2:57 | |
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204
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Kansas City Dog Walk | Charlie Turner | 2:59 | |
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205
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Ozark Rag | The East Texas Serenaders | 3:09 | |
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206
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Dill Pickles Rag | The Kessinger Brothers | 3:17 | |
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207
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Rag Mama Rag | Blind Boy Fuller, Gary Davis, and Bull City Red | 3:07 |
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