Joseph Lamb - Unpublished Rags During His Lifetime

Unpublished Rags During His Lifetime

Rags that remained unpublished at the time of his death included:

  • "Alabama Rag"
  • "Alaskan Rag"
  • "Arctic Sunset"
  • "Bee Hive"
  • "Bird-Brain Rag"
  • "Blue Grass Rag"
  • "Chasin' the Chippies"
  • "Cottontail Rag"
  • "Firefly Rag"
  • "Good and Plenty Rag"
  • "Greased Lightning"
  • "Hot Cinders"
  • "Jersey Rag"
  • "Joe Lamb's Old Rag"
  • "The Old Home Rag"
  • "Ragged Rapids Rag"
  • "Ragtime Bobolink"
  • "Ragtime Special"
  • "Rapid Transit Rag"
  • "Thoroughbred Rag"
  • "Toad Stool Rag"
  • "Walper House Rag"

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