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Two lesser-known but truly gifted ragtime artists, Bill Krenz - "Tallest pianist in captivity" - and Burt Bales, "play that thing" on mostly very rare cuts that have not been available for many decades, and never on CD.
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Oh Willie, Play That Thing!
Whispering Rain
Poodle Rag
Estelle
Coaxing the Piano
Greenwich Witch
Kitten on the Keys
Dill Pickles
This Old Piano
Goofus
Ripples
Marita
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How Come You Do Me
Like You Do?
Rambling Rag
Down Among the Sheltering
Palms
Cakewalkin' Babies From
Home
12th Street Rag
Dill Pickles
Oh You Beautiful Doll
Canadian Capers
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Famous band leader and composer Frankie Carle displays his unique interpretive skills on this album culled from his first two 10" Honky-Tonk LPs, and assorted ragtime-themed singles with small ensembles or his band from the 1940s and 1950s, all together for the first time.
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In a Little Spanish Town
Crazy Bone Rag
Frankie Carle Rag
(Swanee River)
Frankie and Johnny
The Prisoner's Song
The Old Piano Roll Blues
Memories
Nobody's Sweetheart
I Can't Give You Anything
But Love
Someday Sweetheart
I Wonder Who's Kissing
Her Now
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Just A Girl That Men Forget
Alexander's Ragtime Band
Who's Sorry Now
12th Street Rag
Nola
Hindustan
Stumbling
Kitten on the Keys
Flapperette
Doll Dance
Wedding of the Painted Doll
Humoresque
Dardanella
American Patrol
The Carle Boogie
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Pianist Billy Rowland performs for two of the early "Knuckles" O'Toole albums mixing honky-tonk with music from Mexico, South America and France. A nice mix of tunes that works well in this unusual context.
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Under Paris Skies
La Seine
Left Bank
Comme Ηi, Comme Ηa
Paris
C'est Si Bon
Midnight in Paris
Darling Je Vous Aime
Beaucoup
My Man
Mademoiselle from Armentier
Why Do You Pass Me By?
Paris in the Spring
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Cumana
Mambo Jambo
Sweet and Gentle
Tropical Merengue
South of the Border
Mambo Number 8
The Mexican Hat Dance
Mambo Number 5
Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps
El Rancho Grande
Eso es Cha Cha
La Cumparsita
Say "Si Si"
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Jazz pianist Billy Rowland wends his way through a hefty number of honky tonk hits familiar to old-time fans. As with all Grand Award CDs, includes the original liner notes and reproduced artwork by Tracy Sugarman.
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Dick Hyman takes his turn as Mister O'Toole, performing a variety of well-known old-time tunes, and many splendid honky-tonk versions of popular songs. Volume 4 is in Stereo for the first time.
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Knuckles O'Toole via Dick Hyman takes in his greatest ragtime piano album of all, followed by Ms. Bridey O'Toole and her renditions of mildly bawdy old standards as only a true bird in a gilded cage could sing them.
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Knuckles O'Toole and his Singing Gang do a marvelous job of capturing old-time and ragtime era songs in a style that is inviting, rivaling similar efforts by Mitch Miller on these songs. In the original Stereo.
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The intrepid and versatile Dick Hyman performs as two of his ragtime personalities from the 1950s. Some very fine arrangements and good drive, both strong signatures of Hyman's evolving style and expertise.
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Some of These Days
Nobody's Sweetheart
Sweet Sue
Margie
The Darktown Strutter's Ball
Honeysuckle Rose
Maple Leaf Rag
New Orleans Rag
Glow Worm
12th Street Rag
Yellow Rose of Texas Rag
My Gal Sal
By the Beautiful Sea
School Days
I Want a Girl
Row, Row, Row
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Shine On, Harvest Moon
Tiger Rag
The Slugger Speaks
My Melancholy Baby
Honky Tonk Music
The Naked Dance
12th Street Rag
Slugger's Maple Leaf Rag
Ja-Da
Tiger Rag
St. Louis Blues
Slugger's Blues
Hot-Rock Rock
The Darktown Strutter's Ball
Slugger Swings Out
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Known for his legendary Good Time Jazz tracks, Wally Rose also recorded for Columbia in the mid 1950s. Volume I covers his solo ragtime recording plus an interesting dance music history album with banjoist Clancy Hayes.
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Hot House Rag
Scott Joplin's New Rag
Rooster Rag
Silent Movie Rag
(Trilby Rag)
Triangle Jazz Blues
Nonsense Rag
Hot Chocolate Rag
Castle House Rag
Maple Leaf Rag
At a Georgia Campmeeting
Grizzly Bear Rag
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Ballin' the Jack
Do the Funny Fox Trot
I Wish I Could Shimmy
Like My Sister Kate
Charleston
Black Bottom
The Varsity Drag
Doin' the Raccoon
Doin' the New Low Down
Truckin'
That Lindy Hop
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Another set of Rose tracks from 1953 for Columbia with Turk Murphy's traditional jazz band, covering some of the best of Jelly Roll Morton in a style he would approve of, collectively together for the first time on CD.
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Kansas City Stomps
Sweet Substitute
Frog-I-More Rag
Tom Cat Blues
London Blues
Sidewalk Blues
Mr. Jelly Lord
Big Fat Ham
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Jelly Roll Blues
Stratford Hunch
Wild Man Blues
Shreveport Stomp
Milenberg Joys
35th Street Blues
New Orleans Blues/Joys
The Pearls
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Two full minstrel shows in the style of those of the late 19th century, although featuring mostly early 20th century tunes. Includes solos, medleys, and comic patter, for an engaging study of an historical entertainment format.
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Hot Time in The Old Town
Tonight/Robert E. Lee
Old Dan Tucker/Mandy Lee/
Old Folks at Home/The
Camptown Races/In the
Evening By the Moonlight
Can't You Hear Me
Callin' Caroline
Shine On, Harvest Moon
I Wish't I Was In Peoria
Oh By Jingo
I Wonder What's Become
Of Sally
Lassus' Trombone
When the Bell in the Light
House Rings (Ding Dong)
Joe Howard Medley
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Down South/Bring Back
Those Minstrel Days
What You Doing To Do
When the Rent Comes
Round/Uncle Ned/Little
Annie Rooney/Hot Time
In the Old Town Tonight
Danny Boy
Blue Eyed Sally
When You Wore a Tulip/
Bye Bye Blues/Goofus
Come After Breakfast
Beets and Turnips
She Was Bred in Old
Kentucky
The Big Bass Viol
George M. Cohan Medley
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Two minstrel albums of performers who were actually around during the heyday of Lew Dockstader: Benny Fields, George Burns, Milton Berle, Jack Benny and Phil Silvers, plus an album by George Jessel. Great fun.
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Originally recorded in the early 1950s, there are a number of rolls rarely heard today, and some that were never included on Biograph discs of the 1970s. They were recorded from a different perspective of ragtime piano performance than we now know.
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Grace and Beauty
St. Louis Rag
American Beauty Rag
Scott Joplin's New Rag
Original Rags
Fig Leaf Rag
The Entertainer
Maple Leaf Rag
Evergreen Rag
Grizzly Bear Rag
The Cascades
States Rag Medley
St. Louis Tickle
Jungle Time
Possum and Taters
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Frog Legs Rag
The Entertainer's Rag
Cannon Ball
Glad Rag
Chinatown Rag
The Smiler
Weeping Willow Rag
Zig Zag Rag
Prosperity Rag
Alabama Tickle
At A Georgia Campmeeting
Dill Pickles
Junk Man Rag
Pianophiends/
Black Beauty Rag
Polar Bear Rag/
Louisiana Rag
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From a bevy of requests comes this first in the series of Del Wood reissues, covering her initial recording of Down Yonder and other honky-tonk classics for Tennessee Records. Most cuts have never been on an album, much less a CD. Biographical information as well, plus an essay on the unlikely hit, Down Yonder. A ragtime treat.
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The second in the series of Del Wood reissues covers her frequent recordings for Republic Records and some Decca sides up through late 1953. There are a few rarities here, many of which were not on LP, and none on CD until now.
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The third in the series of Del Wood reissues covers her first two RCA Victor LPs and some assorted singles from 1955 to 1957. A few rarities here, some of which were not on LP, and none on CD until now.
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Down Yonder
Ida! Sweet as Apple Cider
Just Because
Aloha Oe
Smoky Mountain Polka
Ivory Corn
Twelfth Street Rag
Down South
Darktown Strutter's Ball
Tie Me To Your Apron
Strings Again
That Naughty Waltz
Home Sweet Home
Rocky Mountain Express
Dream Train
Ain't She Sweet
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Josephine
Are You From Dixie?
Intermission at the Opry
Pony Boy Medley
Remember Me
Runaround
Tennessee Waltz
Chinese Breakdown
Little Green Valley
Beer Barrel Polka
Sentimental Journey
Black and White Rag
Cuckoo Waltz
Red Rose
Somebody Else is Taking
My Place
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The fourth in the series of Del Wood reissues covers her first stereo releases in 1958 and 1959, the beginning of her more thematic albums. Includes bonus tracks which were not on LP or CD until now.
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Hello Ma Baby
The New Red Wing
Jealous Heart
Del's Ace in the Hole
You Can't Be True Dear
Alabama Jubilee
Whirl-A-Way
Side by Side
Charmaine
The Bells of St. Mary's
My Gal Sal
Queenie of the Town
Crazy
On the Sunny Side of
the Street
After Five
Rockin' 88
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Piano Roll Waltz
Chica Boo
When You And I Were Young,
Maggie, Blues
Gismo Rag
Waltzing Over the Waves
Camp Meetin' Time
Memphis Blues
Casey Was Dancing
River Boat Ride (Green River)
South
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Come Home, Bill Bailey
Dixie Look Away
Swanee River Soft Shoe
Swinging by the Riverside
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The fifth in the series of Del Wood reissues continues in 1960 with a couple more of her interesting thematic albums. Some extras are included here, most of which were not on LP, much less CD until now.
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Speakeasy
Some of These Days
Bye Bye Blackbird
Me and My Shadow
Varsity Trot (Snow Deer)
The Flivver Song
Yes Sir, That's My Baby
(The Gang That Sang)
Heart of My Heart
Tiger Rag
What's the Password
When My Baby Smiles
At Me
Ridin' High (Crazy Bone)
Raggin' the Keys
Echo Waltz
Sunday Down South
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Shortcake (Truly Truly)
The World is Waiting for
The Sunrise
Ballin' the Jack
Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland
In the Shade of the Old
Apple Tree
It's a Long Way to Tipperary
When I Lost You
Peg o' My Heart
Put On Your New
Grey Bonnet
Roses of Picardy
New Maple Leaf Rag
Row, Row, Row
Nola
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This first volume of Marvin Ash highlights one of the more under-recorded ragtime, stride and jazz pianists of the 1940s to the 1960s. It includes most of his known recorded piano solo output plus a couple of extraordinary piano roll transcriptions, with different versions of some pieces showing just how versatile this artist was.
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Cannon Ball
Sugar
Lonesome, Lovesick For My
Daddy Blues #1
Peg O' My Heart
Tin Roof Blues
These Foolish Things
Maple Leaf Rag
Squeeze Me
You Took Advantage of Me
Smokey Mokes
Take Me to the Midnight
Cakewalk Ball
Pearl House Rag #1
(What Can I Say) After I
Say I'm Sorry
Sweet Lorraine
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Nightcap
The Little New Yorker
Tishimingo Blues
Ain't Misbehavin'
T-5 Blues
Temptation Rag
Sensation Rag
Lonesome, Lovesick For My
Daddy Blues #2
Sweet Lorraine (Alternate)
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like
My Sister Kate
Pearl House Rag #2
Pearl House Rag #3
If I Had You
St. Louis Blues
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This second volume represents much of the recorded ensemble work that Marvin Ash either fronted or worked as a sideman. Even his shorter solos bear significance on the overall attitude of the pieces, as does his tasty backing work. Includes work with Rosy McHargue (cl), Nappy Lamare (gt) and Wingy Manone (tp), plus copious liner notes on sessions.
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This final volume of Marvin Ash includes his small ensemble Capitol ragtime cuts, his only full ragtime album on Jazz Man, and New Orleans at Midnight, one of his finest, along with some surprises, copious liner notes and a biography.
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