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"Big Foot Lou" (1899), by Joseph Gearen

Joseph Gearen · 1899

"Bilady, Bilady, Bilady"

"Birth"

"Black Canary Rag" (1911), by Harry Austin Tierney

Harry Austin Tierney · 1911

"Black and White Rag"

"Bluin' the Black Keys" (1926), by Arthur Schutt

Arthur Schutt · 1926

"Brejeiro" (1914), by Ernesto Nazareth

Ernesto Nazareth · 1914

"Broadway Rag", by Marcella A. Henry (1917)

M.A. Henry · 1917

"Brown Paper", by George Bryer (1912)

George Bryer · 1912

"Brush Creek Rag" (1913), by Eleanora Beauchamp

Eleanora Beauchamp Smith · 1913

"Brush Creek Rag", by Eleanora Beauchamp (1913)

Eleanora Beauchamp Smith · 1913

"Bubbles"

"Bull Frog Blues" (1916), by Tom Brown & Guy Shrigley

Guy Shrigley · 1916

"Burning Rags" by Bess Rudisill (1904)

Bess Rudisill · 1904

"Calla Lily Rag" (1907), by Logan Thane

Logan Thane · 1907

"Candied Cherries Rag", by Lucien Denni (1911)

Lucien Denni · 1911

"Candle Stick Rag" (1910), by Abe Olman

Abe Olman · 1910

"Chewin' the Rag", by E.C. Kammermeyer (1900)

E.C. Kammermeyer · 1900

"Chicken-Foot Bob" (1900), by Louis René Villars

Louis René Villars · 1900

"Chow-Chow Rag" (1909), by Phil Schwartz

Philip Schwartz · 1909

"Classy Rag", by Lillian M. Lawler (1913)

Lillian M. Lawler · 1913

"Clementine" (1927), by Jean Goldkette & His Orchestra, featuring Bix Beiderbecke

Jean Goldkette & His Orchestra and Bix Beiderbecke · 1927

"Climax Rag" (1914), by James Scott

James Scott. · 1914

"Clothilda", by Julia Lee Niebergall (1905)

Julia Lee Niebergall · 1905

"Cloud Kisser"

"Cloud Kisser"

"Cloud Kisser"

"Cole Smoak" (1906), by Clarence H. St. John

Clarence Hoard St. John · 1906

"Colonial Glide" (1910), by Paul C. Pratt

Paul Pratt · 1910

"Colored Fireworks" by Geoffrey de Vere (1904, Ragtime piano)

Geoffrey de Vere · 1904

"Columbia Rag" (1910), by Irene Giblin

Irene M. Giblin · 1910

"Cosmopolitan America" by Helen May Butler (1904)

H.M. Butler · 1904

"Cotton Time" (1910), by Charles N. Daniels

Charles N. Daniels · 1910

"Country Club" by Scott Joplin (1909)

Scott Joplin · 1909

"Crooked Notes" (1929), by Jean Paques

Jean Paques · 1929

"Crooked Notes" - Jean Paques

Jean Pâques · 1929

"Cry-Baby"

"Cupid's Garden Intermezzo" - William H. Reitz - 1914

William H. Reitz · 1914

"Daffy-Dill" by Edith Althoff (1922)

Edith Althoff · 1922

"Daffy-Dill", by Edith Althoff (1922)

Edith Althoff · 1922

"Daffydill Rag" (1911), by Harry Waiman

Harry Waiman · 1911

"Dallas Blues" (1912), by Hart Wand

Hart Wand · 1912

"Dance of the Collywobbles", by Anita Owen (1899)

Anita Owen · 1899

"Dance of the Hoo Hoo" (1898), by Emma Y. Suckert

Emma Y. Suckert · 1898

"Daphne", by Bessie Boniel & J. Russel Robinson (1911)

J. Russel Robinson · 1911

"Dat Johnson Rag" (1910), by C.E. Matchett & N. Clark Smith

Calbert Earl Matchett & Nathaniel Clark Smith · 1910

"Dat's It" by Sebastian Lutz (1903)

Sebastian Lutz · 1903

"Die Stem van Suid-Afrika"

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