The Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra's new 12-inch 78 rpm record is a dazzling delight, with rich, expressive performances of ragtime-era rarities captured in startling depth and clarity by the engineering wizards at Arts Laureate. The trombone comedy "Slidus Trombonus" is a dynamic tour-de-force for Peacherine's trombonist Corey Sansolo, while "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" and "That Mysterious Rag" turn the spotlight on the orchestra's period-perfect vocalists Karen Vincent and William Edwards. Interspersed among them are classic ragtime and novelty piano solos from director Andrew Greene. This sonic spectacular ably demonstrates why the Washington Post hails the PRSO as the "Premier American Ragtime Ensemble."
 
Limited edition of 500 copies pressed in cherry-red translucent vinyl.
 
Note: This is a stereo, microgroove, 12-inch 180-gram vinyl record meant to be played at 78 RPM. It is compatible with all modern turntables (post-1950s) fitted with a stereo cartridge and capable of spinning at 78 RPM. For best results, we strongly recommend a cartridge capable of tracking at 3-4 grams. Rugged cartridges designed for DJ use (like the Stanton 500, Shure M44-7, or Ortofon VNL) work better than delicate, high-end "audiophile" cartridges. Use an ordinary LP stylus; no special stylus is required. This record should NOT be played on vintage "wind-up" machines with steel needles. 
 
Track list:
1. Slidus Trombonus: A Trombone Comedy
2. Maple Leaf Rag
Andrew Greene, piano solo
3. By the Light of the Silvery Moon
4. Kitten on the Keys
Andrew Greene, piano solo
5. That Mysterious Rag