vess ossman造句

• In 1901, Vess Ossman cut a version of Arthur Pryor's most famous composition ( also on the Archeophone disc ).
• Two years later, Vess Ossman recorded a medley of these songs as a banjo solo known as " Rag Time Medley ".
• Contrary to popular belief, he was not part of the Ossman-Dudley Trio, which featured Vess Ossman on banjo, Audley Dudley on mandolin and George Dudley on harp guitar.
• It's the then customary announcement at the beginning of the record that pushes us into deep water : " Arthur Pryor's ` Coon Band Contest,'played by Vess Ossman, the Banjo King ."
• The 50 recordings being digitally preserved at the Library of Congress, with the person or group who made the recording and the year or years it was done : _ Emile Berliner, The Lord's Prayer and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star . ( 1888 ) _ Vess Ossman, Honolulu Cake Walk . ( 1898 ) _ Bert Williams and George Walker, Victor Releases . ( 1901 ) _ Billy Murray, The Grand Old Rag . ( 1906 ) _ Frances Densmore Chippewa / Ojibwe Cylinder Collection . ( 1907-1910 ) _ ( First ) Bubble Book . ( 1917 ) _ William Jennings Bryan, Cross of Gold . ( 1921 ) _ Guy B . Johnson Cylinder Recordings of African-American Music . ( 1920s ) _ Okeh Laughing Record . ( 1922 ) _ Associated Glee Clubs of America, Adeste Fideles . ( 1925 ) _ Amade Ardoin and Dennis McGee, Cajun-Creole Columbia releases . ( 1929 ) _ Leadbelly, Goodnight Irene . ( 1933 ) _ Huey P . Long, Every Man a King speech . ( 1935 ) _ Marian Anderson, He's Got the Whole World in His Hands . ( 1936 ) _ Robert Johnson, The Complete Recordings . ( 1936-1937 ) _ Jelly Roll Morton, Interviews conducted by Alan Lomax . ( 1938 ) _ Benny Goodman, Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert . ( 1938 ) _ WJSV of Washington, D . C ., Complete Day of Radio Broadcasting . ( Sept . 21, 1939 ) _ Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, New San Antonio Rose . ( 1940 ) _ 1941 World Series Game 4, New York Yankees vs Brooklyn Dodgers _ Robert Shaw Chorale, Bach B-Minor Mass . ( 1947 ) _ Budapest Quartet, Beethoven String Quartets . ( 1940-1950 ) _ George Gershwin.