St. Louis Rag (1903) by Tom Turpin [1948 Pianola Recording]
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Tom Turpin wrote this classic rag ahead of the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, one of many ragtime composers to do so. It is played here on pianola, piano roll courtesy of George Moore. Note how the record label erroneously says Turpin is the pianist. Turpin is not known to have recorded any piano rolls, so I rule this out.
I posted the flip side of this record nearly two years ago, as the second video on this channel. It is kind of shocking it took so long to post the flip side: • American Beauty (1913) by Joseph Lamb [194...
Tom Turpin (1871-1922) was the composer of the first ragtime piece with the word 'rag' in the title. "Harlem Rag" is his greatest hit. It was written from 1889-1892, but it wasn't published until 1897, making so that "Mississippi Rag" by William Henry Krell got moniker as the first piece with rag in the title. Other famous pieces include "Buffalo Rag" and "St. Louis Rag.
This record is not yet public domain; all rights reserved to the copyright owner. Obviously, these videos are not posted for financial gain.
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