Maple leaf rag
Subtitle: [ragtime in rural America]
Contributors: Underwood, Sugar; Fuller, Blind Boy, 1907-1941; Davenport, Charlie, 1895-1955; McTell, Blind Willie; Johnson, Bunk, 1879-1949; Davis, Gary, 1896-1972; Tarlton, Jimmie; Tanner, Gid; Harvey, Roy, musician; Johnson, Jess, musician; Boyd, Bill, 1910-1977; Poplin, China; Travis, Merle; Flatt, Lester; Scruggs, Earl; Dallas String Band; Skillet Lickers; Spooney Five (musical group); Cowboy Ramblers (Musical group); Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc
Publisher: New World Records
Published: 1976
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [Sound recording] :
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Ragtime music; African Americans; Music; Country music
Other titles: Black tradition.; Dallas rag.; Southern rag.; Dew Drop Alley.
Notes: Ragtime music; performed by various pianists, guitarists, and ensembles.

At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.

Side one entitled Black tradition; side two entitled White tradition.

Historical and biographical notes by Lawrence Cohn, with bibliography and discography on container.

Durations, program notes by L. Cohn, bibliographies, and discography (2 p.) bound in container.

Recorded 1927-1964.
Table of contents: title: Dallas rag (Dallas String Band) (2:46); title: Southern rag (Blind Blake) (2:47); title: Dew Drop Alley (Sugar Underwood) (3:12); title: Piccolo rag (Blind Boy Fuller) (2:42); title: Atlanta rag (Cow Cow Davenport) (3:03); title: Kill it kid (Blind Willie McTell) (2:30); title: The entertainer (Bunk Johnson andhis band) (2:54); title: Maple leaf rag (Rev. Gary Davis) (2:53); title: Mexican rag (Jimmie Tarlton) (2:59); title: Hawkins rag (Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers) (2:49); title: Guitar rag (Harvey and Johnson) (3:12); title: Chinese rag (The Spooney Five) (3:15); title: Barn dance rag (Bill Boyd and his Cowboy Ramblers) (2:51); title: Sumter rag [and] Steel guitar rag (China Polin) (1:57); title: Cannon ball rag [and] Bugle call rag (Merle Travis) (4:21); title: Randy Lynn rag (Flatt and Scruggs and the Foggy Mountain Boys) (2:02).