"Zulu Wail" [Take 1] California Ramblers (Plaza, 1927) HOT!

"Buddy's Habit" King Oliver's Jazz Band (Okeh, 1923)

"Sweet Lovin' Man" King Oliver's Jazz Band (Okeh, 1923)

"Gone" Bus Moten and His Men (Capitol, 1949) Kansas City Jazz Pioneer

"Mississippi Stomp" Slim and His Hot Boys (Victor, 1929)

"I Got What It Takes But It Breaks My Heart to Give It Away" Papa Charlie Jackson (Paramount, 1925)

"I Can't Give You Anything But Love" Bill Haid's Cubs (Paramount, 1928) moonlighting Coon-Sanders

"Sittin' Around" Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawks Orchestra (Victor, 1926)

"Silver Moon" Castle Farms Serenaders (Paramount, 1928) moonlighting Coon-Sanders band

"I Don't Want You to Cry Over Me" Marion Harris (Brunswick, 1923) Abe Lyman/Gus Arnheim Composition

"I Don't Want You to Cry Over Me" Lyman's California Ambassador Orch (Brunswick, 1923) Early LA Jazz

"Shreveport Blues" Clarence Williams Blue Five (Okeh, 1923) Sidney Bechet, Thomas Morris

"Say It Again!" Sam Lanin and His Orchestra (Pathe, 1926) Great "Red" Nichols!

"A Blues Serenade" Frank Signorelli and His Orchestra (Pathe, 1926) Great "Red" Nichols!

"Jim Chandlers March" Ararat Temple Shrine Band (Okeh, 1925) Lost Kansas City

"China Girl" Jimmie Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra (Okeh, 1925) Recorded in Kansas City

"Deep Elm (You Tell 'Em I'm Blue)" Louis Forbstein's Royal Syncopators (Okeh, 1925) Lost Kansas City

"Red Hot Henry Brown" Georgia Melodians, v. Vernon Dalhart (Edison, 1925)

"That Did It" Bus Moten and His Men (Capitol, 1949) Kansas City Jazz Pioneer

"Zulu Wail" [Take 2] California Ramblers (Plaza, 1927) Rollini, Davis, Quealey

"I Hate Myself For Loving You" Halfway House Orchestra (Columbia unissued, 1928) New Orleans

"Piccadilly" New Orleans Owls (Columbia, 1926) New Orleans

"Trees" Adrian Schubert's Orchestra (Crown, 1931) Depression Era Dance

"Ain't Got Nothin' Never Had Nothin' Blues" Guyon's Paradise Orch. (Okeh, 1923) Jules Herbuveaux

"Talking To The Moon" Palmer House Victorians, dir. Jules Herbuveaux (Marsh Labs, 1926) Chicago

"So Tired" Jules Herbuveaux and His Orchestra, v. Frank Sylvano (Brunswick, 1929) Chicago

"High Society" Naylor's Seven Aces (Gennett, 1924) Their First Record

"Atlanta Rag" Charles "Cow Cow" Davenport (Gennett, 1929)

"Tennessee Memories" Blue Steele and His Orchestra (Victor, 1929) Memphis

"I Love You" Ray Stillson's Orchestra (Gennett Personal, 1923) Rare Indianapolis Jazz

"Montmartre Rose" California Ramblers (Pathe, 1925) Red Nichols

"There's A House in Harlem For Sale" Henry Allen and His Orchestra (ARC, 1934) Buster Bailey

"'Round Evening" Dorsey Brothers and Their Orchestra (Okeh, 1928) Frank Teschemacher

"Coney Island Washboard" Jimmy Lytell (Pathe, 1927) Hot Jazz Clarinet

"Nobody's Using it Now" Marion Harris (Brunswick, 1929)

"Don't Forget, You'll Regret, Day By Day" Andy Razaf (Gennett, 1925) Famous Composer

"Some Day" Finzel's Arcadia Orchestra of Detroit (Okeh, 1923) Detroit Territory Band

"Lonesome Me" Keystone Serenaders (Vocalion, 1925) Pennsylvania Territory Band

"I Couldn't Tell Them What to Do" Will Osborne and His Orchestra (ARC, 1933)

"Ain't She Sweet" The Tunesters (Col. Personal, 1927) MIT College Band

"Help!" Earl Gresh and His Gangplank Orchestra (Columbia, 1925) Florida Territory Band

"Trying" Ray Stillson's Orchestra (Gennett Personal, 1923) HOT!

"I Don't Want to Remember" Halfway House Orchestra (Columbia, 1927) unissued

"Throwin' The Horns" New Orleans Owls (Columbia, 1927) Nappy Lamare

"Ain't Love Grand–Stomp" John Hyman's Bayou Stompers (Victor, 1927) New Orleans Modernism

"My Sugar Babe" Lee Morse (Pathe, 1925)

"We (My Honey and Me)" Lee Morse (Columbia, 1927)

"My Sweetie Went Away" Dave Bernie's Orchestra (Emerson, 1923) Obscure Hot Dance

"Gonna Get A Girl" Jackie Souders and His Orchestra (Columbia, 1927) Seattle Jazz

"When Dreams Come True" Chick Webb's Savoy Orchestra (Columbia, 1934)

"Sweet Emmalina" Jimmy Lytell (Pathe, 1927)

"Ivy (Cling to Me)" Eddie Davis' Orchestra (Paramount, 1922) Batty DeMarcus

"If You Just Knew" William Nappi's Orchestra (Columbia, 1926) Obscure Birmingham Jazz

"Blue Georgia Moon" Charles Fulcher and His Orchestra (Columbia, 1926) Obscure Georgia Jazz

"You've Got Those 'Wanna Go Back Again' Blues" Warners Seven Aces (Columbia, 1926) Atlanta

"Blackville After Dark" Hazel Meyers acc. Starks' Hot Five (Okeh, 1926) Rare Chicago!

"Whistlin' Joe From Kokomo" Hoosier Hot Shots (ARC, 1934) Hot Slide Whistle

"(When I'm Walkin' With My Sweetness) Down Among the Sugar Cane" Henry Starr (Columbia, 1929) LA

"Hardee Stomp" Curtis Mosby and His Dixieland Blue Blowers (Columbia, 1928) Black 20s Los Angeles

"If You're Thinking of Me" Walter Barnes' Royal Creolians (Brunswick, 1929) Chicago!