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Spaghetti Rag (Rag Music with Mandolins) 


This unique recording sets out to give a flavour of American ragtime through the medium of the mandolin. It is now believed that many of the original early twentieth-century rags were regularly performed by American-Italian mandolin orchestras whose numbers were swelled by Italian immigrants. Highlights on this disc include three of Scott Joplin’s best known rags (The Entertainer was dedicated to “James Brown and his Mandolin Club”), Julius Lenzberg’s Operatic Rag, a syncopated take on works by Leoncavallo, Mascagni, Wagner, Bizet and others, That Italian Rag by the Tin Pan Alley composer Alfredo “Al” Piantadosi, and the “Neapolitan two-step” A’ Frangesa by Edward George.


01 - Al Piantadosi - That Italian Rag.flac
02 - Abe Holzmann - Bunch O' Blackberries.flac
03 - Edward George - A' Frangesa.flac
04 - George Lyons, Bob Yosco - Spaghetti Rag.flac
05 - Nicola Moleti - Lady of My Hearts Rag.flac
06 - Scott Joplin - The Entertainer.flac
07 - Scott Joplin - Solace, A Mexican Serenade.flac
08 - Scott Joplin - The Maple Leaf Rag.flac
09 - Ermenegildo Carosio - Ragtime.flac
10 - George L. Cobb - Rubber Plant Rag.flac
11 - George L. Cobb - Russian Rag.flac
12 - Al Piantadosi - The Funny Old Fakir.flac
13 - Ermenegildo Carosio - Detective Rag.flac
14 - Robert George Ingraham - Mando Rag.flac
15 - Julius Lenzberg - Operatic Rag.flac
16 - Ermenegildo Carosio - Flirtation Rag.flac
17 - Neil Gladd - The Red Bach Book,Three Rags after Bach; Ragtime Offering.flac
18 - Neil Gladd - The Red Bach Book,Three Rags after Bach; Goldberg Rag.flac
19 - Neil Gladd - The Red Bach Book;Three Rags after Bach; Art of Rag.flac
20 - Claudio Mandonico - Calace Rag.flac
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