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Negro music in America. An exploration of it and its impact on American culture. Here is your host for the box. This week our program consists of rags that were all written back in the 1900s played by small instrumental combos. Perhaps after listening to this music you will form something of an opinion of your own about Reg times influence on jazz. First we hear the St. Louis ragtime race play a ragtime cakewalk tune written in 1911 by Brown and hear this tune was very popular on the Barbary Coast King Chanticleer. Yes.

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