"Swanee Shore" Jack Crawford and His Orchestra (Victor, 1927) HOT

"Brown Sugar" Cook and His Dreamland Orchestra (Columbia, 1926) Keppard, Noone

"Fond of You" Harry Reser's Syncopators (Columbia, 1925) Incredible Red Nichols

"Lexington Kentucky Blues" Papa Charlie Jackson (Paramount, 1928)

"Montmartre" Vincent Rose and His Montmartre Orchestra (Victor, 1924) Jazz Age Hollywood

"There's a Cradle in Caroline" Broadway Bell Hops (Harmony, 1927) Bix Beiderbecke

"My Little Bobbed Haired Girl" Jack Walkup’s Orchestra (Gennett, 1931) Dayton Territory Band

"Hot Mittens (A Stomp)" Bucktown Five (Gennett, 1924) Spanier, DeFaut, Stitzel

"Slippery Elm" Miami Lucky Seven (Gennett, 1925) Hot Midwestern Territory Band

"Fallin' Down" Miami Lucky Seven (Gennett, 1925) Hot Midwestern Territory Band

"When" Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra (Gennett, 1924) Hot Cincinnati Territory Band

"Keep On Dancing" Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra (Gennett, 1925) Hot Cincinnati Territory Band

"I'd Climb the Highest Mountain" Lee Sims (Brunswick, 1926) Modernism

"I Like to Do Things For You" Pletcher's Eli Prom Trotters (QRS, 1930) Stew Pletcher

"Cold Turkey (One-Step)" Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra (Columbia, 1917) Teddy Brown

"You've Never Heard the Blues" Johnny Dunn (Columbia, 1924) Cornet Solo

"Little White Lies" Grey Gull House Orchestra (Van Dyke, 1930) Andy Sanella

"So the Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together" Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys (Columbia, 1929)

"It's Too Late to Be Sorry Now" Harry Reser's Orchestra (Pathe, 1926) Julius Berkin, Jimmy Johnston

"Bull Frog Serenade" Henry Halstead's Orchestra (Victor, 1924) Jazz Age San Francisco

Sophie Tucker sings in Yiddish "Mama Goes Where Papa Goes" (Chicago, 1924)

"I'll Fly to Hawaii" Gowan's Rhapsody Makers (Gennett, 1926) HOT

Harry Voltaire's Voice of Central Park Orchestra: Select 1924 Recordings

"Crazy Quilt" Chas. Creath's Jazz-O-Maniacs (Okeh, 1927) Riverboat Jazz!

"Five Pennies" Phil Napoleon and His Orchestra (Edison, 1927) HOT

"Moon of Japan–Yale Blues" Ray Starita and His Ambassadors Band (Aus. Columbia, 1928) Modernism

"Willie, The Chimney Sweeper" Ernest Rogers (Victor, 1927) Atlanta

"Words" Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra (Gennett, 1924) Hot Cincinnati Territory Band

"Sad Moments" Herb Wiedoeft and His Orchestra (Brunswick, 1928) Late 1920's Los Angeles

"Headin' For Harlem" Brown-Morris Orchestra (Harmony, 1927) Hymie Farberman, Arthur Fields

Young Lydia Mendoza "Amorcito Concentido" Cuarteto Carta Blanca (Okeh, 1928) San Antonio

"Don't You Wanna Know?" Ross De Luxe Syncopators (Victor, 1927) Legendary Florida Territory Band

"You'll Do It Someday" Bolton & Cipriano Westchester Biltmore Orch (Col. Personal, 1926) Rudy Vallee

"You'll Do It Someday" Yale Collegians (Edison, 1927) College Band, Young Rudy Vallee

"Bye Bye, Pretty Baby" Joe Herlihy's Orchestra (Edison, 1927) Don Murray, Bill Rank, Rudy Vallee

"Slow River" Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra (Victor, 1927) Bix, Tram, Don Murray, Steve Brown

Black 20s St. Louis "Every Man That Wears Bell-Bottom Britches" Chas. Creath's Jazz-O-Maniacs (1925)

"Who'll Be The One?" Seger Ellis (Pathe, 1926)

"Don't Pan Me" Original Memphis Five (Paramount, 1922) Lesser-Known Dimestore OM5

"I Wonder What's Become of Joe" Rosy McHargue's Memphis Five (Jump, 1949) Joe Rushton

"Sweet Woman" Rosy McHargue's Memphis Five (Jump, 1949) Joe Rushton

"Sweet Woman" Isham Jones' Rainbo Orchestra (Brunswick, 1920) Early Chicago Jass

"Ida, I Do" Miami Lucky Seven (Gennett, 1925) Hot Midwestern Territory Band

"Rules and Regulations, Signed Razor Jim" Edith Wilson w/ Johnny Dunn's Jazz Hounds (Columbia 1922)

"Baby Dear" Mary Lou Williams and Her Kansas City Seven (Decca, 1940) Bennie Moten-Thamon Hayes Tune

"Since We Parted" Charles Fulcher and His Orchestra (Columbia, 1926) Jazz Age Georgia

"I Like That" Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra (Okeh, 1929) Bix Beiderbecke

"Tears" King Oliver's Jazz Band (Okeh, 1923) Louis Armstrong-Lil Hardin Co-Composition

"Mishawaka Blues" The Cotton Pickers (Brunswick, 1925) Frank Trumbauer

"I'm Always Stuttering" California Ramblers (Arto, 1922) Early Rollini, Moore, Kitchingman etc.

"Desdemona" Sam Lanin and His Orchestra (Columbia, 1925)

"I Believe My Man is Got a Rabbit's Leg" Fannie Goosby acc. Eddie Heywood, Sr. (Okeh, 1923) Atlanta

"Danger" Isham Jones Orchestra (Brunswick, 1925) Frankie Quartell Hot Chicago Trumpet

"Ida, I Do" Jack Gardner's Orchestra (Okeh, 1925) Texas Jazz

"Steppin' Pretty" Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy (Decca, 1936) Williams, Wilson

"Nuthin' But" Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra (Victor, 1923) Henry Busse

"Blue Rhythm Stomp" Sammy Price and His Four Quarters (Brunswick, 1929) Rare Dallas

"Nasty But Nice" Trombone Drag by Bert Johnson (Brunswick, 1929) Deep Ellum Trombonist

"You've Got the Right String But the Wrong Yo Yo" Douglas Finnell's Royal Stompers (Brunswick, 1929)

"Sweet Sweet Mama" Douglas Finnell and His Royal Stompers (Brunswick, 1929) Dallas