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anjo player. Banjohangout.org has detailedessay on the session, says L & R Rag was apoplular fiddle tune of that area that wasusually called Sleeping Lulu, and wasrecorded under that title by fellow KentuckiansRichard D. Burnett and Oscar Rutledge.(http://www.banjohangout.org/topic/265760)Found many other references to the Hoodrecording, but not a one of them named himor anybody else as composer. Searching forSleeping Lulu, I found it should have beenRuttledge, sted of Rutledge. AND therecording, Columbia 15567-D (rec. 4/19/30),was attributed to Burnett & Ruttledge.It was also recorded by Gid Tanner and theSkillet Lickers, on Columbia 15777-D,10/24/31.OK, here’s the obvious answer on this one:This tune was floating around with no obviousfather like a lot of jazz/blues songs in thosedays. Ventresco found the Alex Hood recordso he credited Hood; if he’d learned it off theBurnett-Ruttledge disc, he’d have creditedthem.. I found a poor photo of the Tannerrecord; it doesn’t appear to have a composercredit.So it’s unknown, although I’ll bounce this offVentresco to see if he knows something Idon’t know. But “traditional” seems a bettercredit than unknown.La Danza Appassionata(Clarence M. Jones)Heliotrope Ragtime Orchestra 1411Levinson’s Trans-Atlantic Saxtette 1430From mid-1910s, says leader Vermazen,picked up by Six Brown Brothers for ChinChin, which ran 10/20/14-7/3/15.Confirmed by 4/14/16 copyright reg. andsheet music pub. by Frank K. Root. “(PassionDance)” is under the title on both cover andcopyright page, but that’s just a translation,not a subtitle.2013 update--discovered that Levinson hadrecorded it on 1430 under English title andthat I’d original put it there, but havingascertained that it was copyrighted andpublished under the Spanish? title, I moved ithere and put a cross-ref. from Passion Dance.La Harpe Street Blues (Ken Colyer)Albion JB 1206