Oh! Sister, Ain't That Hot (1922-1924) ALAC slightly helpless-seeming epitome of Southern

slightly helpless-seeming epitome of Southern ladyhood

showcasing the rich diversity of ragtime today: from boogie woogie and Terra Verde to stride and folk ragtime to the "classic" ragtime styles of Joplin and Lamb

Rivermont catalogue number: BSW-2275 (Audio CD)

Aggravatin' Papa (Don't You Try to Two-Time Me)

Junk-Man's Serenade

Oh! Sister, Ain't That Hot (1922-1924) ALAC slightly helpless-seeming epitome of SouthernThe Jazz Age. The "Roaring Twenties." Bootleg liquor and hot music. Perhaps no American city is associated with the era like Chicago. Musically speaking, Chicago led the way, producing more than its share of exceptional jazz and "hot" dance bands. Among the best was the band led by pianist Frank Westphal (husband of Sophie Tucker). Westphal and his orchestra played regularly at the luxurious Rainbo Gardens, drawing attention for their crisp, clever