15 shellac records · mostly British pressings, 1900s–1950s
15 records matching
That Mysterious Rag, the 1911 Irving Berlin ragtime number, on Climax 309, with Waiting Down by the Mississippi Shore.AI summary
Climax 309 Ragtime
Ben Albert with The Ragtime Huntsman in two sides on Favorite 67414/5.AI summary
Favorite 67414/5 Ragtime
Brown and Johnson with Everybody's Doin' It and That Mysterious Rag, two Irving Berlin songs of 1911, on Sirena 350.AI summary
Sirena 350 Ragtime
Cassidy and Moran with That Mysterious Rag, the 1911 Irving Berlin ragtime number, and Jimmy Valentine on John Bull 79.AI summary
John Bull 79 Ragtime
Del Wood, the Nashville ragtime pianist, with Rainbow and Ragtime Melody on London L1141.AI summary
London L1141 Ragtime
F Shepherd recorded two songs for Gramophone, a small or short-lived British imprint: 'Mamie May' and 'Maisie Lou', probably in the 1920s.AI summary
Grammavox 4103 (E58) Ragtime
Two ragtime songs of 1912, 'Hitchy-Koo' and 'Waiting for the Robert E. Lee', sung by H. Cove and W. Thompson on Grammavox.AI summary
Grammavox E90 Ragtime
Harry Cove with The Wedding Glide and The Ragtime Goblin Man on Ariel 839.AI summary
Ariel 839 Ragtime
Jack Charman on GramE 77, ragtime or novelty material 'Keep on swinging me Charlie' and 'Waltz me Willie in Rag Time', from the early 1900s–10s.AI summary
Grammavox E77 Ragtime
Ragtime Knuts performing hot instrumental ragtime ('Down in Dear Old New Orleans' and 'Way Down South') on Pelican. An early ragtime recording on a small label.AI summary
Pelican 70 Ragtime
Ralph Sutton, the Missouri stride pianist, plays Frog Legs Rag and The Cascades on Vogue V2108.AI summary
Vogue V2108 Ragtime
Robins and White with Ragtime Hopping in Kent and Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula on Scala 898.AI summary
Scala 898 Ragtime
Vess Ossman was an American banjo virtuoso of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Nassau B34 records 'The Smiler', a ragtime showcase. Ossman recordings are sought by collectors of early instrumental jazz and ragtime.AI summary
Nassau B34 Ragtime
Vess Ossman was one of the first true recording stars, a virtuoso banjoist whose ragtime sides date from the earliest years of the disc industry; this Pelican pressing reissues his material for a later audience.AI summary
Pelican 26 Ragtime
Vess Ossman, American banjo virtuoso. Pelican 18 ('St Louis Tickle' and 'Bill Simmons') records ragtime and instrumental jazz on a small label; scarce.AI summary
Pelican 18 Ragtime