01 "Bamboo Isle"

Fletcher Henderson orchestra: tpt/tb/cl/as/ts/ Fletcher Henderson p/bj/tuba/violin/ possibly d. NYC, 1922

02 "Charleston Crazy"

Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra: Elmer Chambers (cnt); Howard Scott (tp) Teddy Nixon (tb); Don Redman (cl, as); Coleman Hawkins (cl, ts); Billy Fowler (bsx); Fletcher Henderson (p); Charly Dixon (bj); Kaiser Marshall (d). New York, 30 November 1923

03 "Alabamy Bound"

Fletcher Henderson Orchestra: Fletcher Henderson p, Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, Louis Armstrong tp, Charlie Green tb, Buster Bailey cl, as, Don Redman cl, as, arr, Coleman Hawkins cl, ts, Charlie Dixon bj, Ralph Escudero tuba, Kaiser Marshall d. NY 30 Jan 1925

04 "Henderson Stomp"

Fletcher Henderson Orchestra: Russell Smith, Joe Smith, Tommy Ladnier tp, Benny Morton tb, Buster Bailey cl, ss, as, Don Redman cl, as, Coleman Hawkins cl, ts, Fats Waller p, Charlie Dixon bj, June Cole tuba, Kaiser Marshall d, arranger Don Redman NY Nov 3 1926

05 "Milenberg Joys"

McKinney's Cotton Pickers: Don Redman cl, as, bar, vocals, arranger John Nesbitt tp, Langston Curl tp, Claude Jones tb Milton Senior cl, as, George Thomas cl, ts, vocals, Prince Robinson cl, ts, Todd Rhodes piano, celeste, Dave Wilborn bj, g Ralph Escudero tuba, Cuba Austin drums, vib, Jean Napier vocals Chicago, Jul 11 1928

06 "Cherry"

McKinney's Cotton Pickers: Don Redman cl,as,bar, arranger John Nesbitt tp, vocals, Langston Curl tp, Claude Jones tb Milton Senior cl, as, George Thomas cl, ts, vocals, Prince Robinson cl, ts, Todd Rhodes piano, celeste, Dave Wilborn bj, g Ralph Escudero tuba, Cuba Austin drums, vib, Jean Napier vocals Chicago, Jul 12 1928

07 "Put It There (Shag Nasty)"

McKinney's Cotton Pickers: Don Redman cl,as,bar, vocals, John Nesbitt tp, arranger, Langston Curl tp, Claude Jones tb Milton Senior cl, as, George Thomas cl, ts, vocals, Prince Robinson cl, ts, Todd Rhodes piano, celeste, Dave Wilborn bj, g Ralph Escudero tuba, Cuba Austin drums, vib, Jean Napier vocals Chicago, Jul 11 1928

08 "Crying And Sighing"

McKinney's Cotton Pickers: Don Redman cl,as,bar, vocals, John Nesbitt tp, arranger, Langston Curl tp, Claude Jones tb Milton Senior cl, as, George Thomas cl, ts, vocals, Prince Robinson cl, ts, Todd Rhodes piano, celeste, Dave Wilborn bj, g Ralph Escudero tuba, Cuba Austin drums, vib, Jean Napier vocals Chicago, Jul 11 1928

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01 "Muscle Shoals Blues"

Thomas Fats Waller piano, NY, 1922

02 "Nobody In Town Can Bake A Sweet Jelly Roll Like Mine"

Bessie Smith voice, Clarence Williams piano, NY, 1923

03 "Kitchen Man"

Bessie Smith voice, Eddie Lang guitar, Andy Razaf piano. New York, 1929

04 "Chain Gang Blues"

"Ma" Rainey voice, Joe Smith cornet, Charlie Green trombone, Buster Bailey clarinet, Coleman Hawkins bass sax, Fletcher Henderson piano, New York, December, 1925

05 "Organ Grinder Blues"

Ethel Waters voice, Clarence Williams piano, NY, 1928

06 "Hot Dog Man"

Butterbeans and Susie, NY, 1927

07 "Anything Goes"

Paul Whiteman Orchestra. New York, 1920

01 "Caution Blues"

Earl Hines piano, NY, 1928

02 "Stride example - Dick Hyman"

Dick Hyman piano, NY, 1992

03 "The Harlem Strut"

James P. Johnson, piano. New York City, August, 1921.

04 "Second Hand Rose"

Broadway Dance Orchestra. New York City, 1921.

05 "Muscle Shoals Blues"

Thomas Fats Waller piano. New York City, 1922.

06 "Chicago High Life"

Earl Hines piano. Chicago, 1928.

01 "Discontented Blues"

New Orleans Rhythm Kings: Elmer Schoebel piano, arr, Paul Mares cornet, George Brunies tbn, Leon Roppolo cl, Jack Pettis ten/C mel, Lou Black bnj, Steve Brown bass, Frank Snyder d. Richmond, IN, August 29, 1922

02 "Angry"

New Orleans Rhythm Kings: Paul Mares cornet, George Brunies tbn, Leon Roppolo cl, Jack Pettis ten/C mel, Don Murray cl/ten, Kyle Pierce piano, Bob Gillette bnj, Chink Martin tuba, Ben Pollack d. Richmond, IN, July 17, 1923

03 "Clarinet Marmalade"

New Orleans Rhythm Kings: Paul Mares cornet, George Brunies tbn, Leon Roppolo cl, Jack Pettis ten/C mel, Don Murray cl/ten, Jelly Roll Morton piano, Bob Gillette bnj, Chink Martin tuba, Ben Pollack d. Richmond, IN, July 17, 1923

04 "Fidgety Feet"

Wolverine Orchestra: Dick Voynow (p), Bix Beiderbecke (ct), Al Gande (tb), Jimmy Hartwell (cl/as), George Johnson (ts), Bob Gillette (bj), Min Leibrook (tuba), Vic Moore (d). 18 Feb 1924

05 "Susie"

Wolverine Orchestra: Dick Voynow (p), Bix Beiderbecke (ct), Jimmy Hartwell (cl/as), George Johnson (ts), Bob Gillette (bj), Min Leibrook (tuba), Vic Moore (d). Richmond, Indiana, 6 May 1924

06 "Tiger Rag"

Wolverine Orchestra: Dick Voynow (p), Bix Beiderbecke (ct), Jimmy Hartwell (cl/as), George Johnson (ts), Bob Gillette (bj), Min Leibrook (tuba), Vic Moore (d). Richmond, Indiana, 20 May, 1924

07 "Davenport Blues"

Bix and his Rhythm Jugglers: Bix Beiderbecke cornet, Tommy Dorsey tbn, Don Murray cl, Paul Mertz p, Howdy Quicksell bnj, Tom Gargano d. Richmond, Ind, Jan 26, 1925

08 "Idolizing"

Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra: Fred Farrar, Ray Lodwig (tp); Bix Beiderbecke (c); Bill Rank, Newell ‘Spiegle’ Willcox (tb); Stanley ‘Doc’ Ryker, Frank Trumbauer, Don Murray (reeds); Eddie Lang (g); Joe Venuti (vln); Irving Riskin (p); ‘Howdy’ Quicksell (bj); Steve Brown (sb); Chauncey Morehouse (dm); Frank Bessinger (voc). Arr: Bill Challis. NYC, October 12, 1926

09 "I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover"

Jean Goldkette and his Orchestra: Fred Farrar, Ray Lodwig (tp); Bix Beiderbecke (c); Bill Rank, Newell ‘Spiegle’ Willcox’ (tb); Stanley ‘Doc’ Ryker, Frank Trumbauer, Jimmy Dorsey (reeds); Joe Venuti (vln); Paul Mertz (p); ‘Howdy’ Quicksell (bj); Steve Brown (sb); Chauncey Morehouse (dm); Al Lynch (voc). Arr: Bill Challis. NYC, January 31, 1927

10 "Clarinet Marmalade"

Frank Trumbauer and his Orchestra: Bix Beiderbecke c, Frank Trumbauer C mel, Jimmy Dorsey cl/as, Bill Rank tb, Paul Mertz p, Howdy Quicksell bnj, Chauncey Morehouse dm. NYC, February 4, 1927

11 "In a Mist"

Bix Beiderbecke piano. NYC, Sep 9, 1927

12 "Since My Best Girl Turned Me Down"

Bix Beiderbecke And His Gang: Bix Beiderbecke (c); Bill Rank (tb); Don Murray (cl); Adrian Rollini (bsx); Frank Signorelli (p); Chauncey Morehouse (dm). NYC, October 25, 1927

13 "Jazz Me Blues"

Bix Beiderbecke And His Gang: Bix Beiderbecke (c); Bill Rank (tb); Don Murray (cl); Adrian Rollini (bsx); Frank Signorelli (p); Chauncey Morehouse (dm). NYC, October 25, 1927

14 "Royal Garden Blues"

Bix Beiderbecke And His Gang: Bix Beiderbecke (c); Bill Rank (tb); Don Murray (cl); Adrian Rollini (bsx); Frank Signorelli (p); Chauncey Morehouse (dm). NYC, October 25, 1927

01 "Wild Cat Blues"

Clarence Williams Blue Five: Thomas Morris (cnt), John Mayfield (tb), Sidney Bechet (ss), Clarence Williams (p), Buddy Christian (bj). New York City, July 30, 1923.

02 "Kansas City Man Blues"

Clarence Williams Blue Five: Thomas Morris (cnt), John Mayfield (tb), Sidney Bechet (ss), Clarence Williams (p), Buddy Christian (bj). New York City, July 30, 1923.

03 "Mandy, Make Up Your Mind"

Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five: Eva Taylor vocal, Louis Armstrong cornet, Charlie Irvis trombone, Sidney Bechet soprano saxophone, sarrusophone, Clarence Williams piano, Buddy Christian banjo. Dec 17, 1924, New York

01 "Copenhagen"

Fletcher Henderson p, arr, Louis Armstrong, Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott tp, Charlie Green tb, Don Redman cl, as, arr, Coleman Hawkins cl, ts, Buster Bailey cl, as, Charlie Dixon bj, Ralph Escudero tuba, Kaiser Marshall d. NY Oct 13 1924

02 "Shanghai Shuffle"

Fletcher Henderson p, arr, Louis Armstrong, Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott tp, Charlie Green tb, Don Redman cl, as, arr, Coleman Hawkins cl, ts, Buster Bailey cl, as, Charlie Dixon bj, Ralph Escudero tuba, Kaiser Marshall d. NY Nov 7 1924

03 "My Heart"

Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Louis Armstrong cornet, Kid Ory trombone, Johnny Dodds clarinet, Lil Hardin Armstrong piano, Johnny St. Cyr banjo. November 12, 1925, Chicago

04 "Heebie Jeebies"

Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Louis Armstrong cornet, voice, Kid Ory trombone, Johnny Dodds clarinet, Lil Hardin Armstrong piano, Johnny St. Cyr banjo. February 26, 1926, Chicago

05 "Fireworks"

Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five Louis Armstrong tp vocal, Fred Robinson tb, Jimmy Strong cl, Earl Hines p, Mancy Carr bj, Zutty Singleton d. June 27, 1928, Chicago

06 "Beau Koo Jack"

Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five Louis Armstrong tp vocal, Fred Robinson tb, Jimmy Strong ts cl, Don Redman as cl, Earl Hines p, Dave Wilborn bj, Zutty Singleton d. December 5, 1928, Chicago

07 "Weather Bird"

Louis Armstrong tp, Earl Hines p. December 5, 1928, Chicago

Armstrong's first recording released under just his name

08 "Mahogany Hall Stomp"

Louis Armstrong and his Ballroom Five: Louis Armstrong tpt, J.C. Higginbotham tbn, Albert Nicholas, Charlie Holmes alto, Teddy Hill tenor, Eddie Condon bnj, Luis Russell piano, Lonnie Johnson guitar, Pops Foster bass, Paul Barbarin d. NYC, March 5 1929

01 "Livery Stable Blues"

Nick La Rocca cornet, Larry Shields clarinet, Edwin Edwards trombone, Henry Ragas piano, Tony Sbarbaro drums. NY, February 26, 1917

02 "Tiger Rag"

Nick La Rocca cornet, Larry Shields clarinet, Edwin Edwards trombone, Henry Ragas piano, Tony Sbarbaro drums. NY, August 17, 1917

03 "King Porter Stomp"

Jelly Roll Morton piano solo. Richmond, IN, Jul 17 1923

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01 "The Scorcher March"

John Philip Sousa Orchestra - 1890

02 "Original Rags"

Scott Joplin piano roll - 1899

03 "Maple Leaf Rag"

Scott Joplin piano roll - 1899

04 "St. Louis Rag"

Tom Turpin piano roll - 1903

05 "Dixie Land Minstrel"

American Quartet - 1902

01 "Trouble So Hard"

Dock Reed, Henry Reed and Vera Hall - 1942

Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs & Ballads, recorded on field by Alan Lomax, 1933-1959.

02 "Jumpin' Judy"

Kelly Pace and Group - 1942

Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs & Ballads, recorded on field by Alan Lomax, 1933-1959.

03 "Old Alabama"

Unknown performers - 1940

Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs & Ballads, recorded on field by Alan Lomax, 1933-1959.

04 "Mississippi Blues"

Willie Brown - 1936

Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs & Ballads, recorded on field by Alan Lomax, 1933-1959.

05 "John Henry"

Arthur Bell - 1942

Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs & Ballads, recorded on field by Alan Lomax, 1933-1959.