The Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra's fifth CD for Rivermont features a delightful mix of ragtime favorites and obscurities, including premiere recordings of three selections. Many of these 100-year-old arrangements are recorded here for the first time -- in crisp, high definition 24-bit sound that makes for a sumptuous, thrilling listening experience when played on good equipment. The CD includes a lavish 32-page color illustrated booklet with extensive commentary by PRSO director Andrew Greene. Features vocals by William Edwards and Karen Vincent. 69 minutes.
 
Track Listing:
1) Fluffy Ruffles (1919) by George Hamilton Green
2) The Easy Winners (1901) by Scott Joplin
3) The Ghost Walk (1922) by George L. Cobb
4) He'd Have To Get Under (Get Out And Get Under) To Fix Up His Automobile (1913) by Maurice Abrahams, Grant Clark & Edgar Leslie
5) A Greasy Rag: An Oily Proposition (1912) by Luther Augustin Clark
6) The Crush Collision March (1896) by Scott Joplin
7) Ophelia Rag (1910) by James Scott
8) That Eccentric Rag (1912) by J. Russel Robinson
9) Some Of These Days (1910) by Shelton Brooks
10) Pretty Baby (1916) by Tony Jackson, Gus Kahn, and Egbert Van Alstyne
11) Sailing Down The Chesapeake Bay (1913) by George Botsford and Jean Havez
12) The Enterpriser (1909) by Jens Bodewalt Lampe
13) Mister Moon-Man Turn Off Your Light (1910) by Jack Norworth and Nora Bayes
14) Peacherine Rag (1901) by Scott Joplin
15) Railroad Blues (1920) by C. Luckyth Roberts, Haven Gillespie and Howard Washington
16) Slidus Trombonus: A Trombone Comedy (1915) by M.L. Lake
17) I'll See You in C-U-B-A (1919) by Irving Berlin
18) Swanee Rose (1921) by George Gershwin, Irving Caesar and B.G. DeSylva
19) Pickles and Peppers: A Rag Oddity (1906) by Adaline Shepherd
20) If You Talk In Your Sleep, Don't Mention My Name (1911) by Nat D. Ayer & A. Seymour Brown
21) Euphonic Sounds (1909) by Scott Joplin
22) Take Me To The Land Of Jazz (1919) by Pete Wendling, Edgar Leslie and Bert Kalmar
23) The Paramount March (1927) by Hugo Frey
 
Peacherine would like to thank the following backers: Glenn Robison, Frederic Younkins, Hal Vickery, Al Gallo, Bill Hoffman, John MacDougall, William Lynch, Heath Gordon, Scott Hochwald, Shannon Roth, James E. Schiaffino, Alice Bishop, Patricia Kea, Timothy Canning, Brooks Christensen, Adam Greene, Kathleen McNulty, Brent Greene, Robert Eckman, Arnie Civins, and Margaret Wright