Good-Bye Broadway, Hello Montreal

Goofus - Slim Lamar and His Southerners - 1928 - HQ Sound

The Piccadilly Players - Easy Goin' - 1928.

"Puttin' On The Ritz" The Tin Pan Paraders 1930

Jell Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers: Doctor Jazz - Stomp [1926]

Paul Tremaine and his Orchestra - She'll Be Comin' Around the Mountain - 1930

Playing my Saxophone - Fess Williams & His Royal Flush Orchestra - 1930

“Tuck in Kentucky and Smile!” by Edwin J. McEnelly's Orchestra 1926

Would-Ja-The Buffalodians-1926

Billy Cotton And His Band - You Gotta Be Modernistic (HOT!!)

Doin' the Raccoon--The Knickerbockers (Ben Selvin), 1928

Hottentot - Duke Ellington's Cotton Club Orchestra - NYC December 1928

Bert Lown And His Loungers - Here Comes My Ball And Chain (HOT!!)

Baby Rose Marie - That's All That Matters To Me 1932

Eddie South & His Orchestra "Gotta Go!" (June 12, 1933) Everett Barksdale, Milt Hinton, Victor 24343

That's What I Call Keen - Eddie South and His Alabamians (1928 )

My One And Only by The Piccadilly Players, 1928

Charley Straight and his Orchestra: Her Beaus are only Rainbows - Fox Trot [1926]

Washboard Rhythm Kings: Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia

Happy Hour Blues - Lloyd Scott's Orchestra (1927)

Baby! - Jimmy McHugh's Bostonians (Ben Pollack & His Orchestra, w Sunny Clapp, Benny, Jimmy & Big T)

Six Jumping Jacks - Fair Co-Ed

The varsity drag "Good news" (9/26/1927, New York) Edison 52109 (mx 11913).

I'm feelin' devilish - The Dixie Stompers (Fletcher Henderson) - Harmony 974-H

Washboard Rhythm Boys - If You Were Only Mine (1932) Victor 23367

White Lightnin' Blues - Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra (1926)

Charley Straight And His Orchestra - Deep Henderson (HOT!)

Tampeekoe - The Original Memphis Five (1926)

Tamiami Trail (Tam-I-Ami) D.Onivas and His Orchestra (1926)

Luis Russell - Jersey Lighning

Red Hot Mama

Memphis Mamie - Tiny Parham and His Musicians - Chicago, November 4, 1930

"The Cannon Ball" - Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians (1928)

Symphonic Scronch Lloyd Scott and his Orchestra

Lolly Pops • Harry Reser, Banjo (EMG Mark Xb Oversize Gramophone)

New Orleans Owls: Meat on the Table - Fox Trot [1927]

Wop Blues by Georgia Melodians, 1924

Nervous Tension - Tiny Parham and His Orchestra - Chicago, November 4, 1930

Eva Taylor w/ Clarence Williams Blue Seven: Scatter your Smiles - Charleston Fox Trot [1926]

"Goin' To Get 'Cha" - Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra (1929)

"Slide, Mr Jelly, Slide" - Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra (1929)

"Sunshine" - The Gotham Troubadours (1928)

Fess Williams and his Royal Flush Orchestra: Hot Town - Fox Trot [1929]

Happy Feet - Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra (w Smith Ballew, Andy Secrest, Joe Venuti)

"I'd Feel Much Better" (If I Could Get the Crank in the Hole) by the Virginia Four (1939)

Roaring 20s: Eddie Elkins & His Orch. - Who? 1925

"Sunny" - Eddie Elkins Orchestra

Who's Blue - King Oliver and His Orchestra (Bingie Madison) New York, NY January 9, 1931

Charles Fulcher and his Orchestra: Atlanta Gal - Fox Trot [1929]

Jack Pettis and his Band: St. Louis Shuffle - Fox Trot [1926]

Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra - Louisiana (take 1)

George Eckhardt, Jr. and his Orchestra - The Wedding of the Painted Doll - 1929

Hal Kemp And His Orchestra - Oh, Baby!

Electric Girl - Billy Arnold's Novelty Jazz Band (1923)

Walking With Susie by Piccadilly Players, 1929

Rhapsody In Blue - Leroy Smith and His Orchestra (1928)

St. Louis Blues - Leroy Smith and His Orchestra (1928)

Charley Straight and his Orchestra: Hobo's Prayer - Fox Trot [1926]

Eddie Lang - Prelude

Paradise Wobble - Charlie Johnson & His Paradise Ten Orchestra (1927) w Jabbo Smith & Monette Moore

Do The New York - Ben Selvin and Hs Orchestra (1931)

"Shout, Sister, Shout!" - Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra featuring Rosetta Tharpe (1941)

Leroy Smith & His Orch. - I'm A Broken Hearted Blackbird, 1928

Billy Murray - Under the Anheuser Bush (1904)

"High Society" - Clarence Williams' Washboard Band (1929) - OKeh 8706 (take A)

Joe Steele and his Orchestra - Coal Yard Shuffle - 1929

On The Beach With You - Henny Hendrickson's Louisville Serenaders (1931)

F. H. Henderson - Unknown Blues (1921)

1928 Jack Pettis & his Pets - Doin' The New Low Down (instrumental)

1928 Jack Pettis & his Pets - Spanish Dream (instrumental)

1928 HITS ARCHIVE: In A Mist (aka "Bixology") - Bix Beiderbecke (piano solo)

Gypsy - Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra (with a great cornet solo by Bix Beiderbecke)

Jean Goldkette And His Orchestra - Sunday (unissued take 2)

California Ramblers (as Golden Gate Orch) - Static Strut

"Rabbit Foot Blues" - Clarinet Joe and his Hot-Footers (1925)

Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra: Lafayette - Fox Trot [1932] 78rpm

Louisiana Bo Bo - Georgia Cotton Pickers (1930)

"Futuristic Jungleism" - Mills Blue Rhythm Band (1931)

Blue - Loren McMurray's California Thumpers (1922)

"St. James Infirmary" - King Oliver and his Orchestra (1930)

"Brush Stomp" - The Chicago Footwarmers (1928)

Original FASCINATING RHYTHM (1924) with Fred & Adele Astaire, George Gershwin at the piano

"Home Brew Blues" - The Happy Harmonists (1923)

Red & Miff's Stompers: Hurricane - Fox Trot [1926]

There Ain't No Land Like Dixieland To Me - Broadway Bell-Hops (Bix Beiderbecke, Frank Trumbauer)

You'll Do It Someday (So Why Not Now) - Rudy Vallee - Bolton & Cipriano's Westchester Biltmore Orch

“Manhattan Mary” by Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 1927

The Missourians - You'll Cry For Me, But I'll Be Gone

“Fare Thee Well, Annabelle” by Rudy Vallée and his Connecticut Yankees 1934

New Orleans Black Birds: Red Head - Fox Trot [1928]

Blue Yodel No. 9 by Jimmie Rodgers (1930)

Papa's Gone - Fred Gardner's Texas University Troubadours (1930)

Symphonic Raps - Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers (Louis Armstrong, Earl Hines)

Adrian Schubert and his Orchestra - Thanks For The Buggy Ride

Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers : Come On And Stomp Stomp Stomp - Vocalion 1148 - 78 RPM

Jelly James And His Fewsicians : Georgia Bo Bo - Gennett 6045 - 78 RPM (1927, NY)

The Harmonians: Because my Baby don't mean "Maybe" now - Fox Trot [1928]

Devonshire Restaurant Dance Band - Slippery Elm

Teddy Brown And His Band - So Is Your Old Lady (HOT!)

Noble Sissle And His Orchestra - Kansas City Kitty (HOT!!)

Memphis Mose : Blue Moanin' Blues - Brunswick 7134 - 78 RPM

Jimmy Joy's St. Anthony Hotel Orchestra - Hay Foot, Straw Foot

Clarence Williams' Blue Five - Mandy, Make Up Your Mind

DOIN' THE NEW LOW DOWN by Duke Ellington 1928

Blue Steele and his Orchestra: Searching - Fox Trot [1929]

Elsie Carlisle - My Handy Man (HOT!)

Blue Steele And His Orchestra - Shooin' Flies (HOT!!)

Skad-O-Lee - Ross De Luxe Syncopators (1927)

THE LIGHT HOUSE BLUES - Duke Yellman and his Orchestra

We Love Us - Coon-Sanders Orchestra (1929)

Charles Dornberger, Franklyn Baur "RED LIPS, KISS MY BLUES AWAY" (1927)

Buffalodians - Here Comes Emaline 1926

Missourians - Prohibition Blues

I Heard - Billy Cotton and His Band (1932)

Carolina Dandies (Sunny Clapp): Come easy, go easy, Love - Fox Trot [1931]

1932 Red Nichols - Goofus (Dick Robertson, vocal)

Repeal The Blues - Ray Noble and his Orchestra

"Shuffle Off To Buffalo" - Washboard Rhythm Band (1933)

Kazoo Moan - Washboard Serenaders (1930)

Edward M. Favor: Hello Ma Baby - Berliner 0534

The New Orleans Feetwarmers - Maple Leaf Rag

Ross Deluxe Syncopators - Monia - 1927

Ross De Luxe Syncopators: "Lady Mine" (Savannah, Georgia, 8, 22, 1927) Victor 20952-B.

"I Love My Baby" - The Blue Kittens (1926)

"Mi Mulata" - Colombo Y Garcia (1909) early recorded rumba from Havana, Cuba

Savoy Bearcats: Hot Notes [1926]

The Dixie Stompers: Spanish Shawl - Fox Trot [1925]

"Subway Sobs" - Tiny Parham and his Musicians (1929)

Sh-h ! Here Comes My Sugar - Tracy - Brown's Orchestra (1928)

Danger!

Frank Tanner and his Rhythm Kings: Death in B Flat - Fox Trot [1936]

DOIN' THE RACOON by Rudy Vallee 1928

THE COTTON PICKERS { WHAT DID I TELL YA } 1926,

1925 Jan Garber - Don’t Bring Lulu (instrumental)

At The Jazz Band Ball - Bix Beiderbecke & His Gang (Adrian Rollini, Don Murray) (1927)

Lew Stone and His Band – Tiger Rag

Ray Miller's Hotel Gibson Orch.- My Honey's Loving Arms,1928

Room 1411 - Benny Goodman's Boys (Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Jimmy McPartland, Ben Pollack)

"Old Man Blues" - Duke Ellington and his Orchestra (1930)

Victor Morris' Orchestra : Get Out And Get Under The Moon - Gracelon 4001 - 78 RPM (1929)

"Weary Blues" - Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven (1927)

Abe Lyman's California Orchestra - Shake That Thing (HOT!! rare take)

Baron Lee & Blue Rhythm Boys : White Lightning - Oriole 2496 - 78 RPM - May 12, 1932 (NY) - Jazz

"Shake that Jelly Roll" - Junie C. Cobb and his Grains of Corn (1929) Test Pressing!

Tiger Rag - Wolverine Orchestra, Richmond, IN June 20, 1924 - Gennett Test - Bix Beiderbecke voice?

"Double Check Stomp" Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra 1930

Roaring Twenties: Piccadilly Players dir. Mel Morris - Sonny Boy, 1928

Vincent Richards And His Orchestra : Am I Blue - Angelus 3153 - Jazz 78 RPM (1929) - Australian!

Gigolo (Parisian Dance Rhythm) - Felix Ferdinando and His Orchestra (1926)

Roaring 20s. :Ray Miller & His Orch. - That's A Plenty, 1929

Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra: My Pretty Girl - Stomp [1927]

Jelly-Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers: Kansas City Stomps - Stomp [1928]

Alabama Jim and George : Memphis Rhythm - Supertone 9475 - 78 RPM - June 10, 1929 - Jazz

"She's a Great, Great Girl" - Hal Kemp and his Orchestra (1928) - Snappy Dance Tune!

Edwin J. McEnelly's Orchestra - Take Your Tomorrow, 1928

"Miss Annabelle Lee" - Roth's Gang (1927) - A Mystery Band!

[Deleted video]

Fred Elizalde - Untitled composition (UNISSUED)

About A Quarter To Nine by Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers,

I'm Livin' In A Great Big Way by Chick Bullock and his Levee Loungers, 1935

Star Dust - Chick Bullock acc. by The Blue Ribbon Boys (1931) (very early vocal version!)

Roaring 20s: Jan Garber's Orchestra - Louisiana (Razaf) 1928

Clementine (From New Orleans) - Golden Gate Orchestra

Roaring 20s: B.A. Rolfe's Orch - Let's Do It (C.Porter) 1928

Edward Meeker "The Argentines, the Portuguese and the Greeks" Edison Blue Amberol 4083 (1920)

Oh, Gee! There Ain't No Justice - Fred Hall's Orchestra (1929)

Red Hot Hottentot - JC Johnson and His Five Hot Sparks - Long Island City, February, 1929

A Good Man Is Hard To Find (-1) - The Red Heads - NYC September 16, 1927 Red Nichols Miff Mole

Clarence Williams' Washboard Band - Steamboat Days - 1929.

"Go Joe Go" - Hal Kemp and his Orchestra (1927)

"In Harlem's Araby" - Dixie Devils (1929)

Coleman Hawkins & His Orchestra - Jamaica Shout

That's A Plenty - Benny Goodman (1928)

Fred Elizalde - St Louis Blues (UNISSUED TEST)

"The Yale Blues" - Emerson Gill and his Bamboo Garden Orchestra (1928)

1928 Jan Garber - She’s A Great, Great Girl (Harry Goldfield, vocal)

Off To Buffalo

Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra - Washboard Blues (unissued take 4)

Everybody Does It In Hawaii, take 4 - King Oliver & His Orchestra (1930)

Doin' The Raccoon by Bailey's Jazz Pirates, 1928

"Original Stomps" - Callie Vassar (1923) f/ Richard M. Jones

Here Comes The Sun by Sam Lanin and his Orchestra, 1930

"Me and the Clock" - Roy Ingraham and his Orchestra (1929)

1929, When Carolina Smiles, My Sugar and Me, Just in Time, Billy Hays Orch. medley, HD 78rpm

RIGAMAROLE Hot Jazz by Willie Bryant and his Orchestra 1935

THE SHEIK Hot Jazz by Willie Bryant and his Orchestra 1935

1932 Billy Banks - The Scat Song

1932 Billy Banks - Minnie The Moocher's Weddin' Day

Stop Crying - King Oliver & His Orchestra (w Buster Bailey) (1931)

"Sweet Jazz O'Mine" - Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra (1930)

Roy Fox And His Band - Ya Got Love (BOWLLY)

"Send One Angel Down" - Dixie Jubilee Singers (1928)

Elgar's Creole Orchestra - Brotherly Love

California Ramblers: It was only a Sun Shower - Fox Trot [1927]

"Love Dreams" - Albert Brunies and his Halfway House Orchestra (1928)

The High Hatters - Red Hot And Blue Rhythm, Victor 1930

The Rhythm Maniacs - It's Tight Like That

"Charleston Choo Choo" - Paul Bolognese and his Orchestra (1926)

Sunny Clapp & His Band O'Sunshine - When My Baby Smiles At Me - 1931

Me and the Clock

1928 Nat Shilkret - You’re Wonderful (Franklyn Baur, vocal)

Rev. F.W. McGee - Fifty Miles Of Elbow Room

[Private video]

Fats Waller and his Buddies - Lookin' Good but Feelin' Bad

Roll 'Em

"Kansas City Shuffle" - Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra (1926)

“I Wanna Go Back To West Virginia” by Spike Jones and his City Slickers 1942

California Ramblers (Golden Gate Orchestra): You're the Cream in my Coffee Fox Trot [1928]

He Wouldn't Stop Doing It - Hokum Trio (Alex Hill, Cecil Scott, Ikey Robinson) (1930)

1931, I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby, Paramount Publix Orch, Irvin Talbot, Frank Parker vocal, HD 78rpm

1932, Paradise, Dell Lampe Orch. HD 78rpm

JES SHUFFLIN' by EDDIE DEAS and HIS BOSTON BROWNIES 1932 VICTOR

"All I Care About Is You' Eddie Deas and his Boston Brownies 1931

LITTLE MARY BROWN by THE BOSTON BROWNIES on 1932 VICTOR 78RPM

"The Gouge of Armour Avenue" - Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra (1924) f/ Big Charlie Green

WALTER DAVISON’S And His LOUISVILLE LOONS { THE WHISPER SONG } 1927,

SUBWAY SOBS by TINY PARHAM on VICTOR 38041

“Red Hot Henry Brown” 1926 By the Georgia Melodians. Vernon Dalhart Vocal

Luis Russell And His Burning Eight - The Call Of The Freaks

Luis Russell And His Burning Eight - It's Tight Like That

Paul Cornelius & his orchestra - Ho Hum (1931)

Forty Second Street by Art Kahn's Orchestra (Gene Kardos Orchestra), 1933

UP IN THE CLOUDS by Dave Kaplan's Happiness Orchestra Edison 52170-R

Tickle Britches Blues - Richard M. Jones & His Jazz Wizards (1928)

Hoagy Carmichael and His Orchestra - One Night In Havana - Unissued Victor Test - Chicago Feb 1929

Functionizin' (Fats Waller) - Alex Hill & His Hollywood Sepians (1934)

Louisiana - Roy Fox & His Montmartre Café Orchestra (1929) Vitaphone

Come On Baby - Tal Henry & His North Carolinians (1929) Vitaphone

Phil Spitalny & His Orchestra - I Want to Meander in the Meadow

Hot Moments - All Star Trio (1929)

Sing You Sinners - The Paramounteers - Publix - 1930

"It's Murder" - Lil Armstrong and her Swing Orchestra (1936)

Gentlemen Prefer Blues - Piccadilly Revels Band (1927)

Crazy Foxtrott: Tal Henry & His North Carolinians - Found My Gal, 1928

Eddie Elkins' Orchestra - Who Cares? (HOT!!)

Roaring Twenties: Slatz Randall & His Orch. - I'd Do Anything For You, 1929

Slim Lamar & His Southerners Mississippi Stomp 1929

Birmingham Breakdown - Chocolate Dandies (McKinney's Cotton Pickers) (1928)

The Jubalaires - Noah

China Boy - Princeton Triangle Club Jazz Band (1928)

"Daylight's Breaking Blues" - Fulcher's Dance Trio (1925)

Dell Lampe's Orchestra - Prince of Wails - Trianon Ballroom, Chicago, November 1924

1932 Joe Haymes (as ‘Radio Rascals Orch.’) - Old Fashioned Love In My Heart (Jimmy Underwood, vocal)

To-Wa-Bac-A-Wa - Yale Blues - Louis Dumaine & His Jazzola Eight (1927)

Pretty Audrey - Louis Dumaine & His Jazzola Eight (recorded in New Orleans in 1927)

Slow As Molasses - Jungle Town Stompers - Ward Pinkett Luis Russell NYC April 15, 1929 Vinyl Test

Varsity Eight "Clementine" (NY, 9, 8, 1927) Lincoln 2710 (MX2596-D).

Bubbles Roever [Reeber] - "Nobody's Lonesome But Me" (Paramount 20594-A Test Pressing)

TRANSATLANTIC STOMP by E C OBB CORN-EATERS

(Up On Top Of A Rainbow)Sweeping The Clouds Away - Casa Loma Orchestra (1930)

Red Onion Jazz Babies - Santa Claus Blues

There's A Czecho-Slovak Waiting For Me by Tom Smith's Melody Masters

Herb Weidoeft's [Wiedoeft] Famouis Orchestra - Virginia Blues - 1922

Whistler's Jug Band 1930 RESTORED SOUND

1933, Erwing Blues, Erwing Bros. Orch. 78RPM, hot Black Jazz, HD 78rpm

1939 HITS ARCHIVE: The Big Noise From Winnetka - Bob Crosby (Bob Haggart & Ray Bauduc)

Carolina Stomp - Fletcher Henderson Orch with Louis Armstrong, NYC October 21, 1925 Coleman Hawkins

Edwin J.McEnelly's Orchestra - Moonlight In Mandalay, 1926

1932 Johnny Hamp - Cabin In The Cotton (Charles Socci, vocal)

1932, My Silent Love, Ruby Newman Orch. HD 78rpm

"Mississippi Wobble" - Jimmy Wade and His Dixielanders (1928) Test Pressing

Roarin' 20s London: Savoy Orpheans - He's The Last Word, 1927

By The Sea - Hal O'Halloran's Hooligans - 1936

Sugar Hill Function - Henry Allen Jr. and His Orchestra (1930)

I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate / The Intensely Vigorous Jazz Band

Clarinet Marmalade / The Intensely Vigorous Jazz Band

Ballin' The Jack / The Intensely Vigorous Jazz Band

Jazz Age 1930s: Eddie South & Django Reinhardt - Sweet Georgia Brown, 1938

"Baby Won't You Please Come Home" - Fletcher Henderson and his Orchestra f/ Evelyn Preer (1927)

Darktown Shuffle ~ Baby Aristocrats Band

Reverend Gary Davis - Death Don't Have No Mercy (RARE VIDEO)

"Tot System Jive / Chaminuka" - Chaminuka Jazz Band - Gallotone GB.1659

Mississippi Shivers - Sidney Williams (1927)

That's What I Call Heaven

Carl Fenton and his Orchestra Deep Night

Savoy Bearcats: Stampede - Stomp [1926]

STOMP ALONG by the Memphis Jazzers 1929 HOT JAZZ Van Dyke label 78 rpm

Feelin' Kind O' Blue - Glen Oswald's Serenaders (1925)

Mysterious Mose - Rube Bloom & His Bayou Boys (1930) (Benny Goodman)

Original Memphis Five: My Honey's Loving Arms [1931]

Maxwell Street Stomp King Mutt als Frisky Foot Jackson

(Rare!) The 1926 Earl Baker Cylinder 'Sobbin' Blues' - feat. Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman!

DALLAS BLUES by Three's a Crowd

MY HANDY MAN by Ethel Waters with James P Johnson 1928

Abe Lyman's Sharps And Flats - San

Jack Payne And His Band - Hot Coffee

Tiny Parham and his Musicians: Tiny's Stomp - Fox Trot [1929]

1962 Dick Dale & the Del-Tones - Misirlou

"Panama" - Luis Russell and his Orchestra (1930) Hot! 🔥🔥🔥

Harry McClintock - Fifty Years From Now [1931].

HERE COMES EMALINE Hot Dance Instrumental by The Buffalodians 1926

DEEP HENDERSON Hot Dance Instrumental by The Buffalodians 1926

Hard - To - Get Gerty (sic) - Frank Guarente's World Known Georgians (1926)

Golden Gate Orchestra (California Ramblers) - You don't like it not much - Fox Trot [1927]

I Can't Get Mississippi Off My Mind - Billy Cotton and His Band (1931)

"Happy Days and Lonely Nights" - Charlie Fry and his Million Dollar Pier Orchestra (1928)

1933 Chick Bullock & his Levee Loungers - Swingy Little Thingy

She"s One Sweet Show Girl - Meyer Davis' Swanee Syncopators (1928)