“The Japanese Patrol” by Fred Hylands, 1904

"Frozen Bill" by Arthur Pryor(88 note roll) c.1910

"At the pan-I-merry-can(schottische)"by the Dillon brothers,1901

"Three Black Crows(a buck and wing)" by Raymond Miller(1899)

"Trombone Sneeze"(published 1902)

"Little Ford rambled right along(Byron Gay)" winner piano roll(1916)

"At the garbage gentlemen's ball(Thomas Allen)" little gem piano roll(c.1912)

"Waiting for the Robert E. Lee(medley)" 88 note piano roll(c.1912)

"Oh, that classic rag!"medley piano roll by George Swift(c.1911)

"Magnetic rag"(Scott Joplin) 88 note piano roll c.1914

"Falling leaves(Justus Ringleben)" by Hager's orchestra(1901)

"Hearts and Flowers" violin solo by Fred W. Hager(1900-01)

"Intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana" violin solo by Fred W. Hager(1900-01)

"Hail to the Spirit of liberty march(Sousa)" by Victor Herbert's band(May 28, 1903)

"Little Nell(Arthur Pryor)" piano solo by Noble McDonald(1897)

"Yankee doodle with variations" by Vess Ossman(July 1897)

"Little Nell" by Arthur Pryor(c.1893).

"Ole Napper's hick'nut dance(genuine cake walk)"- by J. H. Bell,1899

"You needn't come home" by Hugie Cannon, 1901

"Whoa you heifer!"(Al. Verges, 1904)

"A virginny frolic" by O. Wheeler, 1898

"Melinda's rag-time ball" as played by Justin Ringleben in 1903

"The wedding over the hill" arranged by Billy Golden(c.1893)

"Texas Teaser(wing dance)"-George Lowell,1898

"Haul the Woodpile Down"(As played by Charles Asbury in 1894)

"Louisiana Rag" (Theo. Northrup, 1896/97)

"Medley of Reels" by Hager's orchestra, 1905

"just kiss yourself good-bye" by Len Spencer, American record, 1905

"Cake-Walk in the Sky" by Ben Harney, 1899

"Whoa Dar Mule" (take 12)by Silas Leachman, recorded Jan. 14, 1903

"Coon Coon Coon" by the Columbia Band, 1901

"Harmony Mose"(Kerry Mills)-by the Columbia orchestra-1902

"Turkey in the Straw" by Billy Golden and Fred Hylands, late-1902

"Bill Bailey" sung by Bob Roberts with Fred Hylands on piano, 1902

"On Emancipation Day"(Will Marion Cook) by Len Spencer with Fred Hylands, 1901

Ben R. Harney's "You've been a Good Old Wagon", 1895

"Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom De-ay!" played in the style of Fred Hylands

Vess Ossman and Fred Hylands play Harry Kelly's "Peaceful Henry", 1903

Vess L. Ossman plays Max Hoffmann's "Yankee Land" 1905

"Rusty Rags Medley" arranged and played by Vess Ossman with Fred Hylands, 1901

Arthur Pryor's Band plays his "Coon Band Contest"-1906(played at the right speed!)

"Salome(intermezzo)" by Vess L. Ossman with Fred Hylands, 1901

"King Chanticleer"-by Jeff Barnhart, Prof. Bill Edwards, and Max Keenlyside

Fred Hylands' "The Bobolink" from 1903

"Big Indian Chief"-by J. W. Myers and Fred Hylands(piano), 1904

"Bill Bailey" by Bob Roberts with Ragtime piano by Fred Hylands, c.1903

"The Three Solitaires" cornet by Herbert Clarke, Emil Keneke, and Walter Pryor, 1909

"I'll Make that Black Gal mine", Harry C. Browne with banjo, 1922

"The Cocoanut Dance" played by Fred Van Eps, 1920

"West Lawn Polka" amazing banjo solo by Fred J. Bacon in 1912

"Temptation Rag" played by Prince's band, 1909

"Egyptian Midnight Parade"-Hager's orchestra, mid-1906

"Suwanee River Medley"- xylophone by Charles P. Lowe and piano by Fred Hylands

"Medley of Reels"- Hager's orchestra, recorded in mid-1905

"Ben Bolt(fantasie)"-Violin by Charles D'Almaine and Piano by Fred Hylands, 1904

"King Chanticleer" played by Prince's band, recorded in early 1912

"Ostrich Walk"-original Dixieland Jazz band, recorded Mar. 19, 1918

"You've Been a Good Old Wagon, but You done Broke Down"-Ben R. Harney, 1895

RAGTIME!"A Southern Belle"- Arthur Pryor's band, recorded in 1906

RAGTIME!"Dixie Girl"-played by Columbia orchestra, late-1903