That Devilin' Tune: A Jazz History, Vol. 2
1927 - 1934
Allen Lowe
- Catalogue No: WHRA6004
- Label: West Hill Radio Archive
- Series: That Devilin' Tune
- Length: 10 hours 53 minutes
9 CDs
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Donald Heywood: I'm Coming Virginia
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet), Frankie Trumbauer (saxophone)
- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
- Recorded: 13 May 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Elmer Schoebel: Nobody's Sweetheart Now
- McKenzie and Condon's Chicagoans
- Recorded: 16 December 1927
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Donaldson, Wa: Sam, the Old Accordion Man
- George Olsen Music
- George Olsen
- Recorded: 06 January 1927
Joseph Meyer: My Honey's Lovin' Arms
- Ray Miller's Hotel Gibson Orchestra
- Ray Miller
- Recorded: 01 February 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Meyers, B: What Can a Poor Fellow Do?
- Duke Ellington (piano)
- Duke Ellington Orchestra
- Recorded: 03 November 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Howard Quicksell: Sorry
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet)
- Bix Beiderbecke Gang
- Recorded: 05 October 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Eddie Jackson: Pretty Audrey
- Louis Dumaine (cornet)
- Louis Dumaine's Jazzola Eight
- Recorded: 17 March 1927
- Recording Venue: New Orleans, Lousiana
Louis Dumaine: To-Wa-Bac-A-Wa
- Louis Dumaine (cornet)
- Louis Dumaine's Jazzola Eight
- Recorded: 07 March 1927
- Recording Venue: New Orleans, Lousiana
McHugh: Baltimore
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet), Frankie Trumbauer (saxophone)
- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
- Recorded: 28 September 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Jesse Stone: Boot to Boot
- Jesse Stone (piano)
- Jesse Stone's Blue Serenaders
- Recorded: 27 April 1927
- Recording Venue: St. Louis, Missouri
Benjamin Spikes: My Mammy's Blues
- Benjamin Spikes (saxophone)
- Reb Spikes' Majors and Minors
- Recorded: 15 October 1927
- Recording Venue: Los Angles, California
Horace Diaz: Alligator Blues
- John Hyman's Bayou Stompers
- Recorded: 10 March 1927
- Recording Venue: New Orleans, Louisiana
Ed Herbert: Oh, Daddy
- Johnny Dodds (clarinet), Tiny Parham (piano)
- Recorded: March 1927
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Harry Richman: Miss Annabelle Lee
- Annette Hanshaw (ukulele), Phil Wall (piano)
- Recorded: August 1927
Jesse Greer: I'm Gonna Meet My Sweetie Now
- Jean Goldkette (piano)
- Jean Goldkette Orchestra
- Recorded: 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Harry Archer: She'll Never Find a Fellow Like Me
- Ted Weems (trombone), Parker Gibbs (vocals)
- Ted Weems Orchestra
- Recorded: 24 May 1927
Perry Bradford: It's Right Here for You
- Perry Bradford (vocals)
- Georgia Strutters Orchestra
- Recorded: 23 May 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Buster Johnson: Wang Wang Blues
- Dixie Stompers, Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
- Recorded: 23 March 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
James Alston: Rock Away
- James Alston (piano), Sadie McKinney (vocals), Charley Williamson (cornet)
- Recorded: 24 February 1927
- Recording Venue: Memphis, Tennessee
Donaldson, Wa: Changes (arr. B. Challis)
- Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- Paul Whiteman
- Recorded: 03 November 1927
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Changes
Charley Williamson: Midnight Frolic Drag
- Williamson's Beale Street Frolic Orchestra
- Charley Williamson
- Recorded: 01 February 1927
- Recording Venue: Memphis, Tennessee
Papa Celestin: It's Jam Up
- Papa Celestin (cornet)
- Celestin's Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra
- Recorded: 25 October 1927
- Recording Venue: New Orleans, Louisiana
Bloom, R: Soliloquy
- Don Voorhees Orchestra
- Recorded: 06 September 1927
Nathan Goldstein: Honolulu Blues
- Miff Mole (trombone)
- Miff Mole Molers
- Recorded: 01 September 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Joseph A. Livingston: Humpty Dumpty
- Frankie Trumbauer (saxophone)
- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
- Recorded: 08 September 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Joe Venuti: Goin' Places
- Eddie Lang (guitar), Joe Venuti (violin), Frank Signorelli (piano)
- Recorded: 04 May 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Eddie Green: A Good Man Is Hard to Find
- Frankie Trumbauer (saxophone)
- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
- Recorded: 25 October 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Donald Heywood: I'm Coming Virginia
- Al Rinker (vocals), Paul Whiteman (violin), Harry Barris (vocals), Bing Crosby (vocals)
- Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- Recorded: 29 April 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Robison, C J: When the Sun Goes Down Again
- Carson Robison (vocals), Vernon Dalhart (vocals), Adelyne Hood (violin)
- Recorded: 1927
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Hal Dyson: Lonely Melody
- Paul Whiteman (violin)
- Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- Recorded: 04 January 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Chris Schoenberg: Proud of a Baby Like You
- Jean Goldkette (piano)
- Keller Sisters and Lynch, Jean Goldkette Orchestra
- Recorded: 25 January 1927
- Recording Venue: New York
Earl Hines: Stowaway
- Earl Hines (piano)
- Recorded: 08 December 1928
- Recording Venue: Long Island City
Jim Jackson: When I Woke Up This Morning, She Was Gone
- Jim Jackson (vocals)
- Recorded: 27 August 1928
- Recording Venue: Memphis, Tennessee
I. Abrams: Symphonic Raps
- Carroll Dickerson (violin)
- Carroll Gibbons' Savoy Orpheans
- Recorded: 05 July 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Bud Freeman: Crazeology
- Bud Freeman (tenor saxophone)
- Bud Freeman Orchestra
- Recorded: 03 December 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Ellington: Swampy River
- Duke Ellington (piano)
- Recorded: 01 October 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Buddy Burton: Dustin' the Keys
- Jimmy Blythe (piano), Buddy Burton (piano)
- Recorded: 01 April 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Buddy Burton: Silvery Moon
- Buddy Burton (piano)
- Recorded: 21 April 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Clarence Williams: Get Up Off Your Knees
- Joe 'King' Oliver (cornet), Ethel Waters (vocals), Clarence Williams (piano)
- Recorded: 28 June 1928
Frankie "Hal Pint" Jaxon: Down at Jasper's Bar-Be-Que
- Frankie "Hal Pint" Jaxon (vocals), Lillian Hardin-Armstrong (piano), Henry Red Allen (trumpet)
- Recorded: 28 October 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Williams, S: Shim-me-sha Wobble
- Ted Lewis (alto saxophone)
- Ted Lewis Band
- Recorded: 16 July 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Nolan, B: Goofus
- Slim Lamar (cornet)
- Slim Lamar Southerners
- Recorded: 06 September 1928
- Recording Venue: Memphis, Tennessee
Mart Britt: Goose Creek Stomp
- Mart Britt (banjo)
- Mart Britt Orchestra
- Recorded: 14 September 1928
- Recording Venue: Memphis, Tenessee
Joe King Oliver: West End Blues
- Louis Armstrong (trumpet)
- Louis Armstrong Hot Five
- Recorded: 28 June 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Johnny Dodds: Bucktown Stomp
- Johnny Dodds (clarinet)
- Johnny Dodds Orchestra
- Recorded: 06 July 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Clarence Jones: 'Mid the Pyramids
- Clarence Jones (piano)
- Clarence Jones Sock Four
- Recorded: December 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Brooks, S: Walkin' The Dog
- Carmichael Collegians
- Recorded: 05 May 1928
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Barris: From Monday On
- Eddie Condon (banjo), Red McKenzie (vocals)
- Recorded: 28 May 1928
Gladys Bentley: Worried Blues
- Gladys Bentley (vocals)
- Recorded: 08 August 1928
- Recording Venue: New York City, New York
Sam Stept: That's my weakness now
- Cliff Edwards (vocals)
- Recorded: 12 July 1928
- Recording Venue: New York
Lady Quit Her Husband …
- Tub Jug Washboard Band
- Recorded: June 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Tippin' Out
- Pink Anderson (vocals), Blind Simmie Dooley (guitar)
- Recorded: 14 April 1928
- Recording Venue: Atlanta, GA
Natty Dominique: Get 'Em Again Blues
- Chicago Footwarmers
- Recorded: 07 February 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
It's Right Here for You
- Tommy Dorsey (trumpet)
- Tommy Dorsey Novelty Orchestra
- Recorded: 10 November 1928
- Recording Venue: New York City
trad.: Original Stackoo' Lee Blues
- Boyd Senter (trumpet)
- Boyd Senter Sentipedes
- Recorded: 03 May 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Raymond B. Egan: Somebody's Wrong
- Boyd Senter (trumpet)
- Boyd Senter Sentipedes
- Recorded: 08 May 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Winston Holmes: Wayward Girl Blues
- Lottie Kimbrough (vocals), Winston Holmes (vocals), Milas Pruitt (guitar)
- Recorded: 21 August 1928
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
DeRose: 'Cause I Feel Low Down
- Sophie Tucker (vocals), Ted Shapiro (piano)
- Recorded: 1928
Howard Johnson: I Used to Call Her Baby
- Coley Jones (vocals)
- Dallas String Band
- Recorded: 9 December 1928
- Recording Venue: Dallas, Texas
trad.: Texas and Pacific Blues
- Frenchy's String Band
- Recorded: 5 December 1928
Jimmy C. Johnson: Empty Bed Blues
- Bessie Smith (vocals), Charlie Green (trombone), Porter Grainger (piano)
- Recorded: 20 March 1928
- Recording Venue: Columbia studios, New York
Joseph Sharkey Bonano: Ideas
- Monk Hazel (drums)
- Monk Hazel Bienville Roof Orchestra
- Recorded: December 1928
- Recording Venue: New Orleans
Meyers, B: Nightmare
- Alphonso Trent (piano)
- Alphonso Trent Orchestra
- Recorded: 5 December 1928
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Young, V: Sweet Sue, Just You
- Jack Fulton (vocals)
- Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- Paul Whiteman
- Recorded: 18 September 1928
- Recording Venue: New York
Teddy McRae: Traffic Jam
- Joe Ward's Swanee Seranaders
- Recorded: 1928
McHugh: Diga Diga Doo
- Sizzlers, The
- Recorded: 27 November 1928
Ernie Holst: Missouri Squabble
- Savoy Orchestra, Charles Dickenson's Savoy Orchestra
- Carroll Dickerson
- Recorded: 25 May 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Burnett, E: My melancholy baby
- Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
- Recorded: 24 April 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Koehler: Voice of the Southland (Keeps Calling Me Home)
- Thelma Terry (double bass)
- Studio ensemble, Playboys, The
- Recorded: 29 March 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Benny Meroff: Smiling Skies
- Benny Meroff Orchestra
- Recorded: 9 December 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Henry Ragas: Clarinet Marmalade
- Ted Lewis (clarinet)
- Ted Lewis Band, Original Dixieland Jazz Band
- Recorded: 16 July 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Al Goering: Broadway Stomp
- Jack Pettis Pets
- Recorded: 20 June 1928
- Recording Venue: New York
John Nesbitt: Stop Kidding
- McKinney Cotton Pickers
- Recorded: 12 July 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Ellington: Take It Easy
- Duke Ellington (piano)
- Duke Ellington Orchestra
- Recorded: 21 March 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Johnson, J P: Chicago Blues
- James Price Johnson Orchestra
- Recorded: 18 June 1928
Arthur Porter: Charleston Is the Best Dance After All
- Charlie Johnson (piano)
- Charlie Johnson Paradise Ten, Charlie Johnson Paradise Band
- Recorded: 24 January 1928
- Recording Venue: Liederkranz Hall, New York, New York
Roy Evans: Jazzbo Dan and his Yodelin' Band
- James Price Johnson (piano), Roy Evans (vocals), Arthur Whetsel (trumpet)
- Studio ensemble, Roy Evans Ensemble
- Recorded: 04 September 1928
Benton Overstreet: A Jazz Holiday
- Benny Goodman (clarinet)
- Benny Goodman's Boys, Benny Goodman Band
- Recorded: 23 January 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
anon.: Lip-Stick
- Lou Calabrese (banjo)
- Lou Calabrese Hot Sketches
- Recorded: 28 February 1928
Willard Robison: 'Taint So, Honey, 'Taint So
- Al Bernard (vocals)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: ca. 1928
Joe Venuti: Doin' Things
- Joe Venuti New Yorkers
- Recorded: 04 October 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Peg Leg Howell: Weeping Blues
- Horsey's Hot Five
- Recorded: 29 September 1928
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Willard Robison: Jubilee
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet)
- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
- Recorded: 9 January 1928
- Recording Venue: New York
Alec Johnson: Sister Maud Mule
- Alec Johnson (vocals)
- Mississippi Sheiks
- Recorded: 2 November 1928
Cliff Friend: My Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now
- Van Fleming (vocals)
- McKinney Cotton Pickers
- Harold Stokes
- Recorded: 23 November 1928
Benton Overstreet: There'll Be Some Changes Made
- Chicago Rhythm Kings
- Recorded: 6 April 1928
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Jimmie Cox: Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
- Pinetop Smith (piano)
- Recorded: 15 January 1929
Alter, L: My Kinda Love
- Tommy Dorsey (trumpet), Bing Crosby (vocals)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: 10 April 1929
Barris: So the Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together
- Bing Crosby (vocals)
- Rhythm Boys
- Recorded: 10 April 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Waller: Blue Turning Grey Over You
- Louis Armstrong (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Louis Armstrong Orchestra
- Recorded: 1 February 1930
- Recording Venue: United States
Gene Krupa: One Hour
- Red McKenzie (percussion)
- Mound City Blue Blowers, The
- Recorded: 14 November 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Jean Cocteau: Holidays: La Toison d'Or
- Jean Cocteau (vocals)
- Dan Parrish Orchestra
- Recorded: 12 March 1929
- Recording Venue: Paris, France
Frankie Trumbauer: I Like That
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet)
- Frankie Trumbauer Orchestra
- Recorded: 30 April 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Robison, C J: Nonsense
- Carson Robison's Kansas Jack-rabbits
- Recorded: 1929
- Recording Venue: New York
Gershwin: Somebody Loves Me
- Henry Lange (vocals)
- Henry Lange Bajer Hotel Orchestra
- Recorded: 19 July 1929
Bloom, R: Song of the Bayou
- Marlow Hardy Alabamians
- Recorded: 29 October 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Blind Blake: West Coast Rag
- Will Ezell (piano)
- Recorded: 1928 or 1929
Herve Duerson: Avenue Strut
- Herve Duerson (piano)
- Recorded: 1929
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
anon.: En Sens Unique
- Stellio Orchestra Antillais
- Recorded: 1929
Alexandre Stellio: Serpent maigre
- Stellio Orchestra Antillais
- Recorded: September 1929
Waller: Smashing Thirds
- Fats Waller (piano)
- Recorded: 24 September 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Tiny Parham: Jungle Crawl
- Tiny Parham (piano)
- Tiny Parham Musicians
- Recorded: 22 July 1929
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Roger Quincy Dickerson: Market Street Stomp
- Missourians, The
- Recorded: 03 June 1929
- Recording Venue: New York
Cecil Scott: Bright Boy Blues
- Cecil Scott Bright Boys
- Recorded: 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Nobody's Sweetheart Now
- Adrian Rollini (bass saxophone), Chelsea Quealey (trumpet), Bobby Davis (clarinet)
- Studio ensemble, Fred Elizalde Anglo American Band
- Fred Elizalde
- Recorded: 12 April 1929
- Recording Venue: London
Williams, S: Slow As Molasses
- Jungle Town Stompers
- Recorded: 15 April 1929
- Recording Venue: New York
Kenneth A. Roane: Do Shuffle
- Fess Williams Royal Flush Orchestra
- Recorded: 22 April 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Paul Tremaine: Four, Four Rhythm
- Paul Tremaine Aristocrats
- Recorded: 4 October 1929
Ager, M: Lovin' Sam (The Shiek of Alabama)
- Emmett Miller (vocals)
- Georgia Crackers
- Recorded: 5 September 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Papa Charlie Jackson: Baby Please Loan Me Your Heart
- Charley Jackson (guitar), Papa Charlie Jackson (guitar)
- Recorded: 1929
Sam Theard: (I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You
- Sam Theard (vocals), Cow Cow Davenport (piano)
- Recorded: 1929
Alger "Texas" Alexander: Seen Better Days
- Alger "Texas" Alexander (vocals)
- Mississippi Sheiks
- Recorded: 1929
John Dilleshaw: Cotton Patch Rag
- John Dilleshaw (guitar)
- String Marvel
- Recorded: 1929
Teewee Blackman: K.C. Moan
- Memphis Jug Band
- Recorded: 4 October 1929
- Recording Venue: Memphis
Sullivan, Joe: Gin Mill Blues
- Ikey Robinson (vocals), Jimmy Blythe (piano)
- Recorded: 16 November 1929
- Recording Venue: Chicago
H.M. Barnes: Mandolin Rag
- H.M. Barnes (mandolin)
- H.M. Barnes Blue Ridge Ramblers
- Recorded: 1929
Scottie Blinn: Jackson Stomp
- Mississippi Mud Steppers
- Recorded: 1929
Clifford Hayes: Automobile Stomp
- Clifford Hayes (violin)
- Studio ensemble, Clifford Hayes' Louisville Stompers
- Recorded: 26 February 1929
- Recording Venue: Chicago Illinois
Lonnie Johnson: Handful of Riffs
- Eddie Lang (guitar), Lonnie Johnson (guitar)
- Recorded: 8 May 1929
- Recording Venue: New York
Emmanuel Sayles: Damp Weather
- Jones and Collins Astoria Hot Eight
- Recorded: 5 November 1929
- Recording Venue: New Orleans, Louisiana
Armstrong, L: Beau Koo Jack
- Omer Simeon (clarinet), Earl Hines (piano), Claude Roberts (banjo)
- Omer Simeon Trio
- Recorded: 11 September 1929
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Basie: Squabblin'
- Walter Page's Blue Devils
- Recorded: 10 November 1929
- Recording Venue: Kansas City, Missouri
Ben Kanter: Chicago Rhythm
- Floyd Mills' Marylanders
- Floyd Mills
- Recorded: 26 June 1929
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
West End Blues
- Zack Whyte Chocolate Beau Brummels
- Zack Whyte
- Recorded: 26 February 1929
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Paul Whiteman: Play that Song of India Again (after N. Rimski-Korsakov's Sadko)
- Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- Paul Whiteman
- Recorded: 5 April 1929
McHugh: Freeze and Melt
- Tommy Dorsey (trumpet), Arthur Schutt (piano)
- Eddie Lang Orchestra
- Eddie Lang
- Recorded: 22 May 1929
- Recording Venue: New York
Dorsey, J: Praying the Blues
- Manny Klein (trumpet), Eddie Lang (guitar), Jimmy Dorsey (clarinet), Arthur Schutt (piano), Joe Tarto (tuba), Leo McConville (trumpet), Stan King (drums), Alfie Evans (alto saxophone), Paul Mason (tenor saxophone)
- Recorded: 13 June 1929
- Recording Venue: New York
Morton, Jelly Roll: Freakish
- Jelly Roll Morton (piano)
- Recorded: 8 July 1929
- Recording Venue: Victor Talking Machine Division, Radio-Victor Company of America, Studio #1 (possibly Studio #2), Trinity Baptist Church, 114 North 5th Street, Camden, New Jersey
George Ewing Lee: Rough Scufflin'
- George E. Lee Orchestra
- George Ewing Lee
- Recorded: 6 November 1929
Jabbo Smith: Sweet and Low Blues
- Jabbo Smith (vocals)
- Jabbo Smith's Rhythm Aces
- Recorded: 23 February 1929
- Recording Venue: Chicago
J. Bernie Barbour: My Daddy Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll)
- May Alix (vocals)
- Jimmie Noone's Club Ambassadors
- Jimmie Noone
- Recorded: 8 July 1929
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Blind Leroy Garnett: Louisiana Glide
- Blind Leroy Garnett (piano)
- Recorded: 12 October 1929
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Phil Baxter: Piccolo Pete
- Fred Hall's Sugar Babies, Studio orchestra
- Fred "Sugar" Hall
- Recorded: February 1929
Jack Purvis: What's the Use of Cryin' Baby
- Jack Purvis Orchestra
- Jack Purvis
- Recorded: 1 May 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Warren, H: Crying for the Carolines
- James Price Johnson (piano)
- Recorded: 21 January 1930
Williams, M L: Night Life
- Mary Lou Williams (piano)
- Recorded: 24 April 1930
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Barris: It Must be True
- Bing Crosby (vocals)
- Gus Arnheim Orchestra
- Gus Arnheim
- Recorded: 29 October 1930
William Tyers: Panama
- Luis Russell Orchestra
- Luis Russell
- Recorded: 5 September, 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Joe King Oliver: You're Just My Type
- King Oliver Orchestra
- Joe 'King' Oliver
- Recorded: 18 March 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Layton, T: After you've gone
- Alphonso Trent Orchestra
- Alphonso Trent
- Recorded: 5 March 1930
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Porter Grainger: When They Get Lovin' They's Gone
- Jelly Roll Morton (piano), Billie Young (vocals)
- Recorded: 3 April 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Blind Blake: Righteous Blues
- Blind Blake (guitar)
- Recorded: December 1930
- Recording Venue: Grafton, Wisconsin
Ben Tobier: Hot and Heavy
- Ben Tobier California Cyclones
- Ben Tobier
- Recorded: 3 December 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Blake, E: I'm Just Wild About Harry
- Jimmy Dorsey (trumpet)
- Spike Hughes' Three Blind Mice
- Recorded: 15 July 1930
- Recording Venue: London, England
Henry Bogan: Babe
- East Texas Serenaders, The
- Recorded: 28 February 1930
- Recording Venue: Dallas, Texas
Frank Luther: Barnacle Bill the Sailor
- Tommy Dorsey (trumpet), Benny Goodman (clarinet), Gene Krupa (drums)
- Hoagy Carmichael Orchestra
- Hoagy Carmichael
- Recorded: 21 May 1930
- Recording Venue: Liederkranz Hall, New York
Frankie Trumbauer: Choo Choo
- Paul Whiteman Orchestra
- Paul Whiteman
- Recorded: 25 July 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Jerry Dodgion: No Trumps
- Fred Gardner's Texas University Troubadours
- Recorded: 9 June 1930
- Recording Venue: St. Anthony Hotel
Irving Mills: St. James Infirmary
- Alphonso Trent Orchestra
- Alphonso Trent
- Recorded: 5 March 1930
- Recording Venue: Richmond Indiana
Handy: Saint Louis Blues
- Guy Lombardo Royal Canadians
- Guy Lombardo
- Recorded: 1 October 1930
Eddie Durham: Oh! Eddie
- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
- Bennie Moten
- Recorded: 28 October 1930
- Recording Venue: Kansas City, Missouri
Basie: That Too, Do
- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra
- Bennie Moten
- Recorded: 28 October 1930
- Recording Venue: Kansas City, Missouri
trad.: Skyland Rag
- Rector Trio
- Recorded: 3 December 1930
- Recording Venue: Atlanta, Georgia
Moon Mullican: Piano Breakdown
- Frank Melrose (piano)
- Recorded: 10 April 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Carmichael, H: Cosmics
- Frank Melrose (piano)
- Recorded: 11 April 1930
Pinkard: Them There Eyes
- Bunny Berigan (trumpet)
- Hal Kemp Orchestra
- Hal Kemp
- Recorded: 18 November 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Layton, T: Dear Old Southland
- Buck Washington (piano), Louis Armstrong (trumpet)
- Recorded: 5 April 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
George Green: Pardon My Gun: Deep Down South
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet), Weston Vaughan (vocals)
- Bix Beiderbecke Gang
- Recorded: 8 September 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Carmichael, H: Georgia On My Mind
- Bix Beiderbecke (cornet), Hoagy Carmichael (vocals)
- Hoagy Carmichael Orchestra
- Recorded: 15 September 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Ted Lewis: Wailing Blues
- Cellar Boys, The
- Recorded: 24 January 1930
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Schwartz, Jean: Chinatown, My Chinatown
- Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
- Fletcher Henderson
- Recorded: 3 October 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
George White's Scandals of 1924: Somebody loves me
- Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
- Fletcher Henderson
- Recorded: 3 October 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Dick Winfree: China Boy
- Red Nichols 5 Pennies
- Recorded: 2 July 1930
- Recording Venue: New York, New York
Joe Tex: Sweet, Sweet Woman
- Douglas Finnell Royal Stompers
- Douglas Finnell
- Recorded: 1930
Leo Wood: Somebody Stole My Gal
- Punch Miller (vocals)
- Franko Louisianians
- Frankie Franko
- Recorded: 2 November 1930
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Charles Fulcher: My Pretty Girl
- Fletcher Henderson (piano)
- Fletcher Henderson Orchestra
- Recorded: 5 February 1931
Chappie Willett: Blue Rhythm Fantasy
- Mills Blue Rhythm Band
- Recorded: 28 April 1931
Perkins, F: Hard Times Stomp
- Frank Perkins (trumpet)
- Studio ensemble, Red Perkins Dixie Ramblers
- Recorded: 05 May 1931
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Georgia On My Mind
- Mildred Bailey (vocals)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: 24 November 1931
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Waller: Concentratin' on You
- Connie Boswell (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Victor Young Orchestra
- Recorded: November 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
anon.: Carinosa
- Lixvot (vocals), Django Reinhardt (vocals), Louis Vola (accordion), Doubraire (piano), Pouzalgues (violin)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: 28 May 1931
- Recording Venue: Grand Theatre de Toulon, Toulon
Carmichael, H: Come Easy, Go Easy Love
- Sunny Clapp (vocals)
- Sunny Clapp Band O' Sunshine
- Recorded: 01 July 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Clarence Williams: Shout, Sister, Shout
- Boswell Sisters, Studio orchestra
- Victor Young
- Recorded: 23 April 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Arlen: Kickin' the Gong Around
- Cab Calloway (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Cab Calloway Orchestra
- Recorded: 27 October 1931
Jimmy Blithe: Wild Man Stomp
- Jimmy Blythe (piano)
- State Street Ramblers
- Recorded: 20 March 1931
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Archie Bleyer: Business in F
- Gene Kardos (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Gene Kardos Orchestra
- Recorded: 18 December 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Shelly Lee Alley: Travellin' Blues
- Jimmie Rodgers (vocals), Charles Kama (steel guitar), Shelly Lee Alley (violin), Alvin Alley (violin), M.T. Salazar (guitar), Mike Cordova (double bass)
- Recorded: 13 January 1931
- Recording Venue: San Antonio, Texas
trad.: Travelin' Railroad Man Blues
- Alabama Sheiks
- Recorded: 20 January 1931
Joe Young: I Can't Get Mississippi off My Mind
- Studio vocals (vocals), Bud Freeman (tenor saxophone), Eddie Lang (guitar), Jimmy Dorsey-Arnold Brilhart (alto saxophone), Joe Tarto (double bass), Luis Garcia (trumpet), Stan King (drums), Tommy Dorsey (trombone), Glenn Miller (trombone), Arthur Schutt (piano)
- Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
- Recorded: 30 July 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
After You've Gone
- Jack Teagarden (vocals), Eddie Lang (guitar), Benny Goodman (clarinet), Joe Venuti (violin)
- Studio ensemble, Eddie Lang and Joe Venuti All Star Orchestra
- Recorded: 22 October 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Waller: I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby
- Fats Waller (piano)
- Recorded: 13 March 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Meyers, B: The Bugle Call Rag
- Elmer Snowden (guitar)
- Studio ensemble, Elmer Snowden Orchestra
- Recorded: early 1932
Don Redman: Trouble Why Pick on Me?
- Red Allen (vocals)
- Don Redman Orchestra
- Don Redman
- Recorded: 24 September 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Mitchell Parish: Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia
- Isham Jones (vocals), Eddie Stone (vocals)
- Isham Jones Orchestra
- Recorded: 17 August 1932
- Recording Venue: Camden, New Jersey
Joe Jordan: Sweetie Dear
- Sidney Bechet (soprano saxophone)
- Sidney Bechet New Orleans Feetwarmers
- Recorded: 15 September 1932
- Recording Venue: New York
Oscar Jr. Brown: Brown Baby
- Bobbie Leecan (vocals), Eddie Edinborough (vocals), Socks Wilson (piano)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: 22 June 1931
- Recording Venue: New York
Eddie Lang: Feelin' my Way
- Eddie Lang (guitar), Carl Kress (guitar)
- Recorded: 15 November 1932
- Recording Venue: New York
Eddie Durham: Lafayette
- Hot Lips Page (trumpet)
- Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra, Studio orchestra
- Bennie Moten, Beth Beth Steele
- Recorded: 13 December 1932
- Recording Venue: Camden, New Jersey
anon.: Trombone Slide
- Roy Palmer (trombone), Bob Hudson (vocals), Studio pianist (piano)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: 31 March 1932
anon.: Sweet Feet
- Memphis Nighthawks
- Recorded: 01 April 1932
Contented
- Studio ensemble, Ponce Sisters
- Recorded: 16 December 1932
- Recording Venue: New York
Brooks, S: Some of These Days
- Bing Crosby (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Lennie Hayton Orchestra
- Recorded: 26 May 1932
- Recording Venue: Chicago
Irving Mills: Blue Interlude
- Seven Chocolate Dandies, Chocolate Dandies
- Recorded: 10 October 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
Coleman Hawkins: Cloudy Skies
- Seven Chocolate Dandies, Chocolate Dandies
- Recorded: 31 December 1930
- Recording Venue: New York
Ellington: Merry-Go Round
- Duke Ellington (piano)
- Studio ensemble, Duke Ellington Orchestra
- Recorded: 15 February 1933
- Recording Venue: English Columbia session, New York
Beiderbecke: In a Mist (Bixology)
- Benny Goodman (bass clarinet), Red Norvo (vibraphone), Dick McDonough (guitar), Artie Bernstein (double bass)
- Studio ensemble
- Recorded: November 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
Benny Carter: Symphony in Riffs
- Benny Carter Orchestra
- Benny Carter
- Recorded: 06 October 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
anon.: K.C. Railroad Blues
- Riley Puckett (guitar), Studio vocals (vocals)
- Recorded: 1933
Joe Young: Two Tickets to Georgia
- Ben Pollack Orchestra
- Ben Pollack
- Recorded: 19 March 1933
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Arthur Johnston: The Day You Came Along
- Coleman Hawkins (tenor saxophone), Hilton Jefferson (alto saxophone), Red Allen (instruments), J.C. Higgenbothem (trombone), Horace Henderson (piano), Henry Red Allen (trumpet), Walter Johnson (drums), John Kirby (double bass), Sid Catlett (drums), Bernard Addison (guitar)
- Coleman Hawkins Orchestra, Studio ensemble
- Recorded: 29 September 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
Gene Gifford: Wild Goose Chase
- Casa Loma Orchestra
- Recorded: 16 February 1933
Spike Hughes: Firebird
- Spike Hughes Orchestra
- Spike Hughes
- Recorded: 19 May 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
Spike Hughes: Pastorale
- Spike Hughes Orchestra
- Spike Hughes
- Recorded: 18 April 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
Schwartz, Jean: Chinatown, My Chinatown
- Louis Armstrong (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Louis Armstrong Orchestra
- Recorded: 3 November 1933
- Recording Venue: Chicago, Illinois
Phillip Braham: Limehouse Blues
- Joe Haymes Orchestra
- Joe Haymes
- Recorded: 11 July 1933
trad.: Hambone Am Sweet
- Studio ensemble, Four Southern Singers
- Recorded: 03 February 1933
Elmer Schoebel: Nobody's Sweetheart Now
- Studio vocals (vocals), Freddy Johnson (piano), Louis Cole (vocals)
- Arthur Briggs Orchestra
- Arthur Briggs
- Recorded: 13 June 1933
- Recording Venue: Paris
Edgar Battle: Yellow Fire
- Reuben Reeves (trumpet)
- Studio ensemble, Reuben "River" Reeves River Boys
- Recorded: 14 Decmber 1933
Excerpt,
- Spirits of Rhythm
- Recorded: 24 October 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
Girl Crazy: I got rhythm
Arlen: I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
- Louis Armstrong (trumpet), Lee Wiley (vocals)
- Louis Armstrong Orchestra, Dorsey Brothers Orchestra
- Recorded: 26 January 1933
- Recording Venue: Chicago
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
Williams, S: I've found a new baby
- Alphonso Trent (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Alphonso Trent Orchestra, Trent Alphonso Orchesetra
- Recorded: 24 March 1933
- Recording Venue: Richmond, Indiana
Ellington: Sophisticated Lady
- Art Tatum (piano)
- Recorded: 21 March 1933
- Recording Venue: New York
trad.: She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain
- Tiny Bradshaw (vocals)
- Studio ensemble, Tiny Bradshaw Orchestra
- Recorded: 03 October 1934
- Recording Venue: New York
I've Found a New Baby
- Mills Brothers, The
- Recorded: 14 September 1934
- Recording Venue: New York
