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Sue Keller
Sue Keller, born on July 7, 1952 in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is an American ragtime pianist and singer. She founded the publishing firm Ragtime Press and the record label HVR. Keller’s contributions to the Scott Joplin International Ragtime Foundation earned her the prestigious 2010 Friend of Ragtime Award
Return To Cripple Creek
Sue Keller & Jeff Barnhart
2018
HV Recording
CD, Album
A Little Lost Lamb (Music of Joseph F. Lamb)
Sue Keller
2005
HV Recording
CD, Album
Wild Women Don't Have The Blues
Sue Keller
2002
HV Recording
CD, Album
Those Irresistible Blues
Sue Keller
1999
HV Recording
CD, Comp
I Got What It Takes
Sue Keller
1997
HV Recording
CD, Album
Ragtime Sue
Sue Keller
1994
HV Recording
CD, Album
Ol' Muddy
Sue Keller
1993
HV Recording
CD, Album
Nola
Sue Keller
1993
HV Recording
CD, Album, Comp
Kellerized
Sue Keller
1992
HV Recording
CD, Album
Jazz Potpourri
Unknown Artist
2005
Wild Whirled Music
CDr
Legyen A Horváth-Kertben... (1828-1945)
Various
1992
Crystal Studio (6)
Cass, Comp
Music From The Entertainers: A Documentary Moving Picture
Various
2012
Not On Label
CD, Comp
Blues Revue - Blues Music Sampler - October/November 2002
Various
2002
Blues Revue
CD, Smplr
Alexander's Ragtime Band (Irving Berlin, 1911)
Sue Keller
Agitation Rag (robert Hampton, 1915)
Sue Keller
12th Street Rag (Euday Bowman, 1914)
Sue Keller
Silver King (Charles Johnson, 1909)
Sue Keller
Stumbling
Sue Keller
Maple Leaf Rag (Scott Joplin, 1899)
Sue Keller
Ole Miss Blues
Sue Keller
Nola (felix Arndt, 1915)
Sue Keller
Where Is the Boy?
Sue Keller
Castle House Rag (James Reese Europe, 1914)
Sue Keller
St. Louis Rag - Tom Turpin, 1903
Sue Keller
Wild Women (Ida Cox, 1924)
Sue Keller
The Furry Lisa (george Schneider, 1972)
Sue Keller
Valentine Stomp - Fats Waller, 1929
Sue Keller
Cow Cow Boogie (Raye, DePaul & Carter)
Sue Keller
Dallas Blues - Hart A. Wand & Lloyd Garret, 1912
Sue Keller
Harbour Rag - Glenn Jenks, 1975
Sue Keller
Blue Goose Rag
Sue Keller
Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me - N. Swanstone, Chas R. McCa
Sue Keller
Wild Cherries (Ted Snyder, 1908)
Sue Keller