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Best 1 Blind Willie McTell - The Definitive Blind Willie McTell

The Definitive Blind Willie McTell is a compilation album featuring recordings by the influential American Piedmont blues musician. McTell is recognized for his virtuosic 12-string guitar playing, clear tenor voice, and incorporation of ragtime stylings. The tracks, primarily recorded between the la...

2 Blind Blake - The Best of Blind Blake

"The Best of Blind Blake" is a compilation album featuring recordings by Arthur "Blind" Blake, an influential American ragtime and blues guitarist active in the 1920s. Blake recorded primarily for Paramount Records and is celebrated for his complex, syncopated fingerpicking guitar style, which becam...

3 Jelly Roll Morton

Jelly Roll Morton was a pioneering New Orleans musician recognized for his significant contributions to early jazz. He developed complex arrangements blending ragtime, blues, and European influences, establishing himself as a key composer and pianist. His recordings, particularly the Red Hot Peppers...

4 Elite Syncopations

“Elite Syncopations,” choreographed by Ted Shawn and Margaret Woodrow Wyatt in 1932, was a groundbreaking American ballet production that blended classical technique with jazz rhythms and incorporated male dancers, challenging prevailing gender norms within the ballet world.

5 William Bolcom

William Bolcom is an American composer and pianist who won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1988 for his "Twelve New Etudes for Piano." He is recognized for successfully fusing classical music traditions with American popular genres, particularly ragtime. Bolcom also had a long tenure teaching compos...

6 Tintypes
Tintypes

Tintypes is a 1980 Broadway musical revue that explores American life from 1897 to 1914 through period songs by composers including Scott Joplin and George M. Cohan. The show uses historical music to document the immigrant experience and cultural shifts during America's industrialization period. Cre...

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