Laibman, David: The New Ragtime Guitar
Laibman, David: The New Ragtime Guitar
Format: CD
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Artist: Laibman, David
Label: Folkways Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 093070352827
Genre: Country, Folk
Recorded in 1971, The New Ragtime Guitar represented a new instrumental take on ragtime piano music. While many guitar players had incorporated ragtime pieces into their style, the limitations of a single guitar prevented a faithful recreation of the music originally written for, and performed by, a full piano keyboard. When fellow guitar player Dave Von Ronk suggested that the rags be split into parts for two guitars, Laibman and Schoenberg were able to capture the spirit and preserve the essence of the original piano rags. The liner notes provide further insight into the obstacles the artists faced translating the original piano music into vehicles for a pair of six string guitars.
Tracks:
1.1 Maple Leaf Rag
1.2 Castle House Rag
1.3 Stoptime Rag
1.4 Red Carpet Rag
1.5 Ragtime Oriole
1.6 Wedding of the Painted Dolls
1.7 Kitten on the Keys
1.8 At a Georgia Camp Meeting
1.9 Temptation Rag
1.10 Eccentricity
1.11 Dill Pickle Rag
