Here’s a rarity in the 2020s: an entire album of songs from the 1890s-1920s recorded for the first time ever! (And they’re good!) Vocalist Miss Maybell and pianist Charlie Judkins have sifted through thousands of pieces of sheet music, scouring flea markets, antique malls, private collections, and the Library of Congress to assemble this delightful collection of “unrecorded songs” from obscure songwriters, small-town publishers, and even some venerable hit-makers that eluded the recording studios of the era. Backed by the Ragtime Romeos, Miss Maybell brings these newly rediscovered gems to vivid life in performances that are true to the spirit of the era. Features Gavin Rice (cornet, banjo, accordion, bass, tuba), Dan Levinson (clarinet, saxophones), Andy Stein (violin), Charlie Judkins (piano), Brian Nalepka (bass, tuba), along with special guests Mike Davis (cornet), Colin Hancock (cornet), and Jim Fryer (trombone). Includes a 16-page full-color booklet with song lyrics and detailed notes about the selections. 15 tracks, 41 minutes. Rivermont catalogue number: BSW-2275 (Audio CD) Formats available: Audio CD Vinyl LP + MP3 Apple Lossless (digital download / no physical product) MP3 (digital download / no physical product) If you are purchasing a digital download and you do not know whether your playback device is compatible with Apple Lossless, we recommend the universally-compatible MP3 format. All digital downloads include a PDF digital booklet containing all of the text and images found in the physical CD booklet. If you select Apple Lossless or MP3, you will receive a download link by e-mail upon completion of checkout; no physical product will be mailed to you. Track list: 1. Georgia Lee 2. Tennessee 3. The Unknown Blues 4. New York, I'm All for You 5. Sun Ray 6. Domino Rag 7. Sadie, the Princess of Tenement Row 8. Do It the Right Way 9. Non-Stop Lovin' Man 10. Plain Country Rose 11. Saturday Night in New Orleans 12. If I Ever Get Back to Cincinnati 13. Under the Midnight Moon 14. That Hesitating Rag 15. Bye-Bye My Babykins, Bye-Bye