OCLC: 83774149 all editions - I feel like sendin' home for money (1905), with Irving Jones.John Vandenberg ( chat) 09:42, 6 October 2008 (UTC) The following records turn up in a Worldcat search for ragtime items pre 1964, which means they might qualify for. John Vandenberg ( chat) 21:22, 6 October 2008 (UTC) Worldcat record search I think that the law changes also meant that the rights could be owned by a company (making " Orphaned works" no longer a meaningful), so we would need to find out who published Calliope Rag, and also what happened to his estate (Wikisource collects Category:Wills too :-). Durova ( talk) 17:33, 6 October 2008 (UTC) "Calliope Rag" is automatically covered by copyright as it came out after 1964. We still don't have the actual sheet music for "Evergreen Rag" though. John Vandenberg ( chat) 08:07, 6 October 2008 (UTC) Very interesting. I have compared this list with this, and found only the last, "March Sumner" (or March Sum mer?) by Ophelia Watts Jackson, is missing.
"Calliope Rag" (published posthumously in 1966) has it been orphaned?."Dixie Dimples - Novelty Rag Fox Trot" (1918)."Evergreen Rag" (1915) cover sheet only."Grace and Beauty (A Classy Rag)" (1909)."On the Pike (A Rag-Time Two-Step)" (1904)." The Fascinator - March and Two-Step" (1903)."A Summer Breeze - March and Two-Step" (1903).Should we organize chronologically or alphabetically (or both?) Durova ( talk) 07:31, 24 September 2008 (UTC) It'd be interesting to confirm and incorporate this into the Wikisource page.
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