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1. "Swanee Shore" Jack Crawford and His Orchestra (Victor, 1927) 2. "Brown Sugar" Cook and His Dreamland Orchestra (Columbia, 1926) 3. "Fond of You" Harry Reser's Syncopators (Columbia, 1925) 4. "Lexington Kentucky Blues" Papa Charlie Jackson (Paramount, 1928) 5. "Montmartre" Vincent Rose and His Montmartre Orchestra (Victor, 1924) 6. "There's a Cradle in Caroline" Broadway Bell-Hops (Harmony, 1927) 7. "My Little Bobbed Haired Girl" Jack Walkup and His Orchestra (Gennett, 1931) 8. "Hot Mittens (A Stomp)" Bucktown Five (Gennett, 1924) 9. "Slippery Elm" Miami Lucky Seven (Gennett, 1925) 10. "Fallin' Down" Miami Lucky Seven (Gennett, 1925) 11. "When" Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra (Gennett, 1924) 12. "Keep On Dancing" Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra (Gennett, 1924) 13. "I'd Climb the Highest Mountain (If I Knew I'd Find You)" Lee Sims (Brunswick, 1926) 14. "I Like to Do Things For You" Pletcher's Eli Prom Trotters (QRS, 1931) 15. "Cold Turkey (One-Step)" Earl Fuller's Rector Novelty Orchestra (Columbia, 1917) 16. "You've Never Heard the Blues" Johnny Dunn (Columbia, 1924) 17. "Little White Lies" Grey Gull House Band (Van Dyke, 1930) 18. "So Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together" Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys (Columbia, 1929) 19. "It's Too Late to Be Sorry Now (waltz)" Harry Reser's Orchestra (Pathe, 1926) 20. "Bull Frog Serenade" Henry Halstead and His Orchestra (Victor, 1924) 21. "Mama Goes Where Papa Goes [in Yiddish]" Sophie Tucker (Okeh, 1924) 22. "I'll Fly to Hawaii" Gowans' Rhapsody Makers (Gennett, 1926)