'Buck Rag' REVEREND GARY DAVIS, Ragtime Guitar

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Uploaded by on Mar 1, 2009

" Buck Rag "
by Reverend Gary Davis
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The " RED HOT BLUES " (1925-1945)
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Uploader Comments (RagtimeDorianHenry)

  • Sweet, I never got around to listening to Gary Davis till now.

    Some bits sound a tad reminisent of Scott Joplin's 'entertainer' or 'maple leaf' !!

    Thanks for posting

  • one of the best ragtime composer !

    I love to play it with my old Gibson

  • Greatest ragtime player of them all!

  • with Blind Blake :D

    thanks for the com !

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  • Mmmmmm, ok. I love Blake's work, but his spectrum was far narrower than the Reverend's.

    Doesn't matter. They were both great.

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  • @1rralphh1 it started as a "peculiar-sounding" style of piano playing that evolved out of the music of black churches and mining/logging/railroad camps of the 1800s. The sound was put to paper first by Scott Joplin but it existed long before. As sheet music became more popular the style evolved and became the popular style of music during the era of medicine shows and vaudeville.

  • i dont know how, but i randomly came upon this video. the music is actually quite interesting :) btw what is "ragtime" ?

  • Thank you for posting this! It's truly one of my favorite songs ever by such a talented musician.

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