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Hits of the 1910s

“Maple Leaf Rag” Scott Joplin 1899

“The Entertainer” Scott Joplin 1902

“Some of These days” Written and composed by Shelton Brooks 1910 Sophie Tucker Jazz standard

“Tiger Rag” & “Livery Stable Blues Written and played by Original DixieLand Jass Band 1917 “Livery Stable Blues” Copywrited by Ray Lopez and Alcide Nunez

“Alexander’s Ragtime Band” By Irving Berlin 1911 Performed by Arthur Collins

“Memphis Blues” & “Castle House Rag” Composed by W.C. Handy 1912 Southern rag & Memphis blues

“Castle House Rag” James Reese Europe 1914 Vernon & Irene Castle

“Make me a pallet on the floor 1911 Folk song/blues Buddy Bolden

“Jelly Roll Blues” 1915 Jelly Roll Morton Jazz

“Over There” Enrico Caruso 1918

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