Jazz 78s

"Afghanistan" - Fox Trot: Prince's Dance Orchestra: Columbia 1920

"Virginia Blues" - Fox Trot: Isham Jones and his Orchestra: Brunswick 1922

"Bo-La-Bo" - Egyptian Fox Trot: Ted Lewis' Jazz Band (Ted Lewis and his Band): Columbia 1920

"On My Ukulele": The Happiness Boys (Billy Jones and Ernest Hare) & The Radio Twins: Brunswick 1926

"Alice Blue Gown" - Waltz: Isham Jones and his Rainbo Orchestra: Brunswick 1920

"I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate" Fox Trot: The Virginians: Victor 18965-A: 1922

"Georgia Swing" - Stomp: Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers: Victor V-38024-A: 1928

"Idolizing - Fox-Trot": Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra (Victor 1926)

"In a Boat - Medley Fox Trot : Intro 'Peaches' ": The Happy Six (Columbia 1921)

"Buddha - Dardanella ~ Fox Trot": Columbia Saxophone Sextette (Columbia 1920)

"Dardanella - Fox Trot": Prince's Dance Orchestra (Columbia 1920)

"Dardanella - Fox Trot": Selvin's Novelty Orchestra (Victor 1920)

"Someone - Fox Trot": All Star Trio (Brunswick 1920)

"Lil' Liza Jane - One-Step": Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band (Victor 1917)

"Ostrich Walk - Fox Trot": Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 1918)

"At The Jazz Band Ball - One-Step": Original Dixieland Jazz Band"

"Skeleton Jangle - Fox Trot": Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 1918)

"Broken Toy": The Happy Six (Columbia 1921)

"After the Rain": Ray Miller's Black and White Melody Boys (Columbia 1922)

"That Naughty Waltz": Green Brothers' Novelty Orchestra (Medallion 1921)

"Marcheta - Tango FoxTrot": Hollywood Dance Orchestra (Pathe Needle Cut Disc 1924)

"What Does it Matter?": WMCA Broadcasters vocal chorus by Tom and Jerry (Harmony 1927)

"Red Hot Mamma - Fox Trot": Coon-Sanders Original Nighthawk Orchestra (Victor 1924)

"When My Baby Smiles at Me": Ted Lewis and his Band (Columbia 1920)

"Rose of Washington Square: Intro - 'Jazz Babies' Ball' ": Kentucky Serenaders (Columbia 1920)

"In Sweet September: Intro - 'Jean' ": Paul Biese Trio (Columbia 1920)

"Dinah": Red Nichols and his Five Pennies (Brunswick 1929)

"Bye, Bye Blackbird": Nick Lucas (Brunswick 1926)

"Palesteena ~ Fox-Trot": Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 1920)

"Margie - Medley: Intro "Singing The Blues": Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 1920)

"The Japanese Sandman": Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Hotel Orchestra (Victor 1920)

"Rose of Washington Square: Intro - 'Smile Dear' ": All Star Trio (Victor 1920)

"Behind Your Silken Vail: Intro 'What Would We Do Without the Girls' ": Happy Six (Columbia 1920)

"Gypsy Blues": The Happy Six (Columbia 1921)

"Missouri Blues": Six Brown Brothers (Emerson 1919)

"Smiles and Chuckles - A Jazz Rag": Six Brown Brothers (Victor 1917)

"Wabash Blues" (under the direction of Roy Bargy): Benson Orchestra of Chicago (Victor 1921)

"Alcoholic Blues: Introducing Everybody's Crazy Over Dixie": All Star Trio (Victor 1919)

"Dardanella": Adrian Rollini Trio (Vocalion 1939)

"Mon Homme (My Man)": Yerkes' Jazarimba Orchestra (Columbia 1921)

"Some Little Bird": Coon-Sanders Novelty Orchestra (Columbia 1921)

"You've Gotta See Mama Ev'ry Night": The Georgians (Columbia 1923)

"Whispering Fox-Trot": by Paul Whiteman and his Ambassador Orchestra (Vitcor 1920)

"Wyoming - Waltz": by Green Brothers' Novelty Orchestra (Gennett 1922)

"Yellow Dog Blues": by Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra feat. Harry Raderman (Victor 1919)

"Sweet Sugar Babe One-Step": by The Paul Biese Trio (Columbia 1920)

"Shake Your Little Shoulder - Medley": by The Happy Six (Columbia 1920)

"Who's Baby Are You - One-Step": by All Star Trio (Brunswick 1920)

"Indiana": by Red Nichols' Five Pennies (Brunswick 1929)

"Night Hawk Blues": by Coon-Sanders Nighthawks Orchestra (Victor 1924)

"Goodbye Alexander": by Wilbur Sweatman's Original Jazz Band (Columbia 1918)

"Spaniola Fox-Trot": by Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra (Columbia 1918)

"My Cherry Blossoms Fox-Trot": by Arthur Lange's Orchestra (Cameo 1923)

"One Alone (from "The Desert Song") Fox-Trot": by The Harmonians (Velvet Tone 1927)

"April Showers Bring May Flowers~Fox-Trot": by Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra (Gennett 1922)

"Blue Guitar Stomp": by Clifford Hayes' Louisville Stompers (Victor 1927)

"What Could Be Sweeter? Fox-Trot: Markels Orchestra: Okeh 1922

"After You've Gone": by Eddie Lang-Joe Venuti and their All Star Orchestra (Vocalian 1931)

East St. Louis Toodle-Oo~Fox Trot":by Duke Ellington's Orchestra (Vocalion 1927- Brunswick Reissue)

"Moten Stomp"~ Benny Moten's Kansas City Orchestra

"The Pearls" : by Jelly Roll Morton- Piano Solo(Brunswick Reissue-Vocalion 1926)

"Collette Fox-Trot": by Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra (Victor)

"Cake Walking Babies (From Home)" by: Bessie Smith accompanied by: Henderson's Hot Six (Columbia)

"Honky-Tonk Train Blues": Mead Lux Lewis: HMV

Thou Swell: Bix and his Gang

Squeeze Me: Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven

Choo Choo Cha Boogie: Louis Jordan and his Tympany Five

Railroad Blues: Yerkes Southern Five

Mavis: Rudy Wiedoeft and George Hamilton Green

"Lindbergh, The Eagle of The U.S.A.": Vernon Dalhart acc. guitar & fiddle: Challenge 369-A: 1927

"Train Whistle Blues": Gene Autry: Supertone 9706-B: 1930

"Dapper Dan" - FoxTrot: Joseph Samuels' Jazz Band: Okeh 1921