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Mississippi Rag
03:27
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Who Dar!
02:57
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Sunflower Slow Drag
03:35
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Pearl of the Harem
03:04
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Cottonfield Capers
02:52
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Dreamy Eyes
02:35
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Dolores
03:46
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St. Louis Rag
03:13
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Nappy Lee
03:22
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Fine and Dandy
03:09
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Persian Lamb Rag
03:10
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Blame It on the Blues
02:56
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Easy Money
03:43
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A Rag-Time Skedaddle
03:35
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The Ragtime Skedaddlers San Francisco, California
The Ragtime Skedaddlers are Dennis Pash on banjo-mandolin, Nick Robinson on mandolin, and Mike Schwartz on guitar (formerly Dave Krinkel). They play rags, cakewalks, marches, waltzes, and latin-tinge pieces from vintage mandolin and guitar sheet music arrangements. ... more
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