The Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra is one of the nation's premiere ensembles specializing in popular music from before the era of talking films and jazz. Under the direction of Andrew Greene, the orchestra uses original scores and antique instruments to perform theater, dance, and concert selections from the 1880s through the 1920s. On this, the Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra's first recording, listeners are treated to a sampling of classic rags, marches, cakewalks, waltzes, one-steps, and a previously unrecorded 1914 grand concert arrangement of Stephen Foster tunes -- all played with skill and vitality. The CD contains a 20-page booklet with photos and detailed notes on each of the selections by Mr. Greene. 63 minutes.
 
1. Me-ow
2. The Syncopated Walk (Intro: Show Us How to Do the Fox Trot)
3. The Peacherine Rag
4. Harmony Rag
5. In Dahomey: Characteristic March and Cake Walk
6. Hiawatha: A Summer Idyll
7. The Grand Review: March
8. That Teasin' Rag
9. Hallelujah Trombone
10. Maple Leaf Rag
11. Hesitation Waltz
12. Gems of Stephen Foster: An American Fantasia
13. The Lion Tamer/On Parade March
14. Waiting for the Robert E. Lee (Intro: Ragtime Cowboy Joe)
15. Russian Rag
16. The Yellow Dog Rag
17. Stop It!
18. Selections from Fifty Miles From Boston