Those Ragtime Banjos
Various Artists
Though known first as a piano genre, the earliest recordings of ragtime feature five-string banjo and military concert bands. This collection provides a sampling of ragtime banjo performances, including work by five-string virtuosos Fred Van Eps and Vess L. Ossman and by innovators on the four-string tenor banjo.
Track Listing
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101
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Chatterbox Rag | Fred Van Eps | 2:52 | |
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102
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Florida Rag | Vess L. Ossman | 1:56 | |
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103
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Buffalo Rag | Vess L. Ossman | 2:44 | |
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104
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Persian Lamb Rag | Vess L. Ossman | 2:18 | |
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105
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Teasin' The Cat | Fred Van Eps Trio | 2:45 | |
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106
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Grace and Beauty | Fred Van Eps and Frank Banta | 3:04 | |
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107
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Ross' Dog Trot | Black Face Eddie Ross | 3:23 | |
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108
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Ross' Reel | Black Face Eddie Ross | 2:52 | |
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201
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Get Goin' | Pete Mandell and the Savoy Orpheans | 2:38 | |
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202
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The Ghost of the Banjo | Roy Smeck and Art Kahn | 2:55 | |
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203
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Banjoviality | Len Fillis and Sidney Bright | 2:24 | |
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204
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Butterfingers | Len Fillis and Sidney Bright | 1:58 | |
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205
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Symphonola | Harry Reser and Henry Lange | 3:12 | |
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206
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Banjomania | Phil Russell and Pete Mandell | 3:19 | |
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207
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Banjokes | Roy Smeck and Art Kahn | 2:57 | |
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208
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That Banjo Rag | The Banjo Kings | 2:30 |
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