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  • Members: 287
  • Category: History
  • Founded: Oct 10, 2005
  • Language: English
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RAGTIME! Join us for a friendly discussion of that classic American music with the "weird and intoxicating effect." Ragtime reached its peak in the 1890s-1920s, when composers such as Scott Joplin, Joseph Lamb, James Scott, George Botsford, Arthur Marshall, Charles L. Johnson, and many others wrote rags that continue to delight and captivate performers and audiences today. Looking for a certain rag? Got a burning question about an obscure composer or piece? Curious about what events might be available for you to attend? Just want to chat with other rag enthusiasts and researchers? You've found the right place. We welcome all discussion relating to ragtime, old and new. Come on in...

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Re: ragtime in South Carolina
According to Rags and Ragtime (Dave Jasen/Gene Jones) there were a total of ONE composers born in South Carolina.Name, one Joseph A. (Fud) Livingston. There
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 4:54 pm
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ragtime in South Carolina
Group; Can someone give me a quick synopsis of who was involved with ragtime in South Carolina, 1890 - 1930? I'm wondering about composers, performers, and
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 9:16 am
John
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Re: Something New on Tom Turpin
Something about the Turpins, Charles and Tom, that intrigues me, is that Charles Turpin, the first African-American alderman in St. Louis, minor Republican
Posted - Sat Nov 14, 2009 1:09 am
Bryan Cather
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Re: The First American Tango Writer?
Bill, Thanks for clearing some of that up. I'll be wrapping my head around this all day. I definatly agree with you about the American tango being a hybrid of
Posted - Fri Nov 13, 2009 11:34 pm
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Something New on Tom Turpin
This was a factoid not included in the biography printed for the Tom Turpin Ragtime Festival, and while peripheral to the music, it does add another element to
Posted - Fri Nov 13, 2009 11:27 pm
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2009 153 171 133 105 69 140 182 230 149 235 83
2008 384 266 267 218 271 383 218 137 138 109 100 96
2007 147 90 188 126 115 282 170 353 138 288 325 300
2006 211 125 176 159 145 233 243 202 159 89 137 126
2005 311 309 210

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