Finding aid for the Sheldon Harris Collection

MUM00682

[Ace, Johnny] Johnny Ace (Duke 136) Side A: Pledging My Love ; Side B: No Money. Note: Performed with Johnny Board's Orch. 

Adler, Larry (Decca 23319) Side A: Begin the Beguine ; Side B: Hand to Mouth Boogie. Note: Performed with John Kirby and his Orch. 

Allen, Fred (Columbia A2099) Side A: The Sunshine of You Smile ; Side B: Somewhere a Voice is Calling 

Allen, Henry "Red" and his Orchestra (Vocalion 3302) Side A: When Did You Leave Heaven? ; Side B: Algiers Stomp 

Allen, Rosalie (RCA Victor 20-2237) Side A: Hitler Lives ; Side B: I Can't Tell That Lie to My Heart. Note: Performed with The Black River Riders 

Ammons, Albert and His Rhythm Kings (Decca 749) Side A: Boogie Woogie Stomp ; Side B: Nagasaki 

Ammons, Albert and Meade Lux Lewis (Columbia 35961) Side A: Bear Cat Crawl ; Side B: Shout for Joy. Note: Meade Lewis on side A, Albert Ammons on side B 

Anderson, Marian (Royale 1765) Side A: Heav'n, Heav'n ; Side B: Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child. Note: Performed with Piano Ace acc. Piano, 1939, NL (notation by Harris) 

Andrews, Helen (Excelsior OR-181) Side A: Cotton and Corn Blues ; Side B: Black World Blues. Note: Performed with Johnny Creach Trio 

Arnold, Kokomo (Decca 48000) Side A: Milk Cow Blues ; Side B: Old Original Kokomo Blues 

Armstrong, Lil (Decca 1388) Side A: Lindy Hop ; Side B: When I Went Back Home. Note: Performed with her Swing Orchestra 

Armstrong, Lil (Decca 1722) Side A: You Shall Reap What You Sow ; Side B: Happy Today Sad Tomorrow. Note: Performed with her Swing Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Vocalion 3039) Side A: Rockin' Chair ; Side B: Chinatown, My Chinatown. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis & Ella Fitzgerald (Decca 23496) Side A: You Won't Be Satisfied ; Side B: The Frim Fram Sauce. Note: Performed with Bob Haggart's Orch., both sides with Ella Fitzgerald 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 25099) Side A: 219 Blues (Mamie's Blues) ; Side B: Perdido Street Blues. Note: Performed with his Orchestra, sides 1 & 2 of a 12 side series 

Armstrong, Louis (Okeh 41276) Side A: Ain't Misbehavin' ; Side B: (What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 2230) Side A: As Long as You Live You'll Be Dead if You Die ; Side B: When the Saints Go Marching In. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 27816) Side A: Cold, Cold Heart ; Side B: Because of You. Note: Performed with Sy Oliver Orch. 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 18091) Side A: Coal Cart Blues ; Side B: Down in Honky Tonk Town. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 26154) Side A: Confessin' (That I Love You) ; Side B: Our Monday Date. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Columbia 36154) Side A: Cornet Chop Suey ; Side B: My Heart. Note: Performed with his Hot Five 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 3756) Side A: New Do You Call That a Buddy ; Side B: Hey Lawdy Mama. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 3825) Side A: Everything's Been Done Before ; Side B: In the Gloaming. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 28995) Side A: The Gypsy ; Side B: I Can't Afford to Miss This Dream. Note: Performed with The Commanders (side a)/ with Sy Oliver Orch. (side b) 

Armstrong, Louis (Okeh 41204) Side A: I Can't Give You Anything But Love (from "Blackbirds of 1928") ; Side B: No One Else But You. Note: Performed with his Savoy Ballroom Five 

Armstrong, Louis (RCA Victor 20-2612) Side A: I Want a Little Girl ; Side B: Joseph 'N His Brudders. Note: Performed with his Hot Six (side a) / and his Orch. (side b) 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 27481) Side A: (I Wonder Why) You're Just in Love ; Side B: If. Note: Performed with Velma Middleton (side a) / with his Orch. (side b) 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 906) Side A: If We Never Meet Again ; Side B: Dipper Mouth. Note: Performed with his Orchestra (side a) / Jimmy Dorsey and his Orch. with Louis Armstrong (side b) 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 28177) Side A: I'll Walk Alone ; Side B: Kiss of Fire. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis & Gordon Jenkins (Decca 28076) Side A: Indian Love Call ; Side B: Jeannie. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 27720) Side A: A Kiss to Build a Dream On ; Side B: (When We Are Dancing) I Get Ideas. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Vocalion 3114) Side A: When Your Lover Has Gone ; Side B: Lazy River. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Columbia 40587) Side A: Mack the Knife ; Side B: Back O'Town Blues. Note: Performed with his All Stars 

Armstrong, Louis (RCA Victor 20-1891) Side A: No Variety Blues ; Side B: Whatta Ya Gonna Do. Note: Performed with Thelma Middleton and his Orchestra (side a) / with just his Orchestra (side b) 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 914) Side A: On a Cocoanut Island ; Side B: To You, Sweetheart Aloha. Note: Performed with The Polynesians 

Armstrong, Louis (Columbia 37535) Side A: Once in a While ; Side B: Struttin' With Some Barbecue. Note: Performed with His Hot Five 

Armstrong, Louis (Columbia 37537) Side A: Put 'Em Down Blues ; Side B: Savoy Blues. Note: Performed with his Hot Five 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 28704) Side A: Ramona ; Side B: April in Portugal. Note: Performed with Sy Oliver and his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 2405) Side A: Save It Pretty Mama ; Side B: Hear Me Talkin' to Ya. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 1913) Side A: Shadrack ; Side B: Jonah and the Whale. Note: Performed with The Decca Mixed Chorus 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 29280) Side A: Someday You'll Be Sorry ; Side B: Muskrat Ramble. Note: Performed with The Commanders (side a)/ with The All Stars (side b) 

Armstrong, Louis (RCA Victor 20-3064) Side A: A Song Was Born ; Side B: Before Long. Note: Performed with his All Stars 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 28394) Side A: Takes Two to Tango ; Side B: I Laughed at Love 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 24752) Side A: That Lucky Old Sun Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) ; Side B: Blueberry Hill. Note: Performed with Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra and Chorus 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 27254) Side A: That's What the Man Said ; Side B: Sit Down, You're Rocking the Boat. Note: Performed with Sy Oliver Chorus 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 27899) Side A: When It's Sleepy Time Down South ; Side B: It's All in the Game. Note: Performed with Gordon Jenkins and his Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Decca 29153) Side A: The Whiffenpoof Song ; Side B: Bye and Bye. Note: Performed with Gordon Jenkins and his Chorus and Orchestra 

Armstrong, Louis (Brunswick) Side A: You Are My Lucky Star ; Side B: I'm in the Mood for Love. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Armtsrong, Louis (Okeh 41478) Side A: You're Driving Me Crazy! (What Did I Do?) ; Side B: The Peanut Vendor. Note: Performed with his Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra 

Ash, Samuel (Columbia A2425) Side A: Smile and Show Your Dimple ; Side B: Hello Wisconsin. Note: Harris note: This was an unsuccsessful song--Berlin later adapted melody into "Easter Parade." 

Austin, Gene (Hit of the Week L3) Side A: Now That You're Gone ; Side B: n/a. Note: Performed with La Paloma 

Bailey Swing Group, The (Juke Box 506) Side A: Pine Top's Boogie Woogie ; Side B: Eccentric Rag 

Baker, Lavern (Atlantic 1030) Side A: I'm Living My Life For You ; Side B: I Can't Hold Out Any Longer. Note: Performed with orchestra / Harris note: $20-50 

Baker, Lavern (Atlantic 1116) Side A: Jim Dandy ; Side B: Tra La La. Note: Performed with The Gliders with Orchestra / Harris note: $20-50 

Barbour, Dave (Capitol 358) Side A: Forever Nicki ; Side B: Forever Paganini. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Barelli, Aime (Pathe 2121) Side A: Refrain Sauvage ; Side B: Nouveau Rythme. Note: Performed with son Orchestre 

Basie, Count (Mercury 89028) Side A: Sent For You Yesterday And Here You Come Today ; Side B: Goin' to Chicago. Note: Performed with Basie's Orchestra and Al Hibbler, vox. 

Basie, Count (Mercury 8987) Side A: Jive at Five ; Side B: Jumping at the Woodside. Note: Performed with Basie's Orchestra 

Basie, Count (Clef 89070) Side A: Small Hotel ; Side B: Blee Blop Blues. Note: Performed with Basie's Orchestra 

Basie, Count (Mercury 8988) Side A: Why Not ; Side B: Fawncy Meeting You. Note: Performed with Basie's Orchestra 

Bechet, Sidney (RCA Victor 20-3120) Side A: 12th Street Rag ; Side B: Suey. Note: Performed with his New Orleans Feetwarmers 

Bechet, Sidney (Victor 27337) Side A: Egyptian Fantasy ; Side B: Slippin' and Slidin'. Note: Performed with his New Orleans Feetwarmers 

Bechet, Sidney (Victor 27904) Side A: I'm Coming, Virginia ; Side B: Georgia Cabin. Note: Performed with his New Orleans Feetwarmers 

Bechet, Sidney (Columbia 38321) Side A: Love for Sale ; Side B: Shake 'Em Up. Note: Performed with his Quartet 

Bechet, Sidney (Blue Note 502) Side A: Saturday Night Blues ; Side B: Bechet's Steady Rider. Note: Performed with his Blue Note Quartet 

Bechet, Sidney (Circle J-1057) Side A: Who ; Side B: September Song. Note: Performed with his Circle Seven 

Bechet, Sidney (Blue Note 567) Side A: Temptation Rag ; Side B: Sobbin' and Cryin'. Note: Performed with Claude Luter's Band 

Bechet, Sidney "Pops" (Decca 3521) Side A: Viper Mad ; Side B: Early Mornin' Blues. Note: Performed with Sissle, Noble's Swingsters 

Beck, Elder (Gotham 622) Side A: Lord, I've Tried ; Side B: You Better Watch Your Close Friends. Note: Performed with his Religion in Rhythm, with Bertha Potter at the piano 

Beiderbecke, Bix (a-side) & Hitch's Happy Harmonists (b-side) (Brunswick 02206) Side A: Davenport Blues ; Side B: Washboard Blues. Note: Performed with his Rhythm Jugglers 

Beiderbecke, Bix & Frankie Trumbauer (a-side) / Miff Mole & his Little Molers feat. Nichols, Red (Columbia 36280) Side A: I'm Coming Virginia ; Side B: Alexander's Ragtime Band 

Beiderbecke, Bix (Parlophone 2097) Side A: Mississippi Mud ; Side B: There'll Come a Time. Note: Performed with Frankie Trumbauer and his Orch. 

Beiderbecke, Bix (Columbia 37806) Side A: Way Down Yonder in New Orleans ; Side B: Wringin' and Twistin'. Note: b-side is Tram, Bix, and Lang 

Beneke, Tex (RCA Victor 20-3513) Side A: Blues in the Night March ; Side B: The One Who Gets You. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Beneke, Tex (RCA Victor 20-2722) Side A: St. Louis Blues March ; Side B: Cherokee Canyon. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Bennett, Buster (Columbia 37346) Side A: Mellow Pot Blues ; Side B: Signifying Woman. Note: Performed with his Band 

Bernard, Mike (Columbia A1427) Side A: 1915 Rag ; Side B: Maori 

Berry, Chu (Commodore 7509) Side A: Blowing Up a Breeze ; Side B: Monday at Mintons. Note: Performed with his Jazz Ensemble 

Biese, Paul (Brunswick 2023) Side A: Dardanella ; Side B: Fast Asleep in Poppyland. Note: Performed with his Novelty Orchestra 

Big Duke (Henderson) (Flair 1018) Side A: Hey Dr. Kinsey ; Side B: Hello Baby. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Big Maceo (Bluebird 34-0703) Side A: Anytime For You ; Side B: Since You Been Gone 

Big Maceo (Specialty 320) Side A: Do You Remember? ; Side B: Big City Blues 

Big Maybelle (Smith) (Savoy 1195) Side A: Candy ; Side B: That's a Pretty Good Love 

Big Maybelle (Smith) (Okeh 7060) Side A: One Monkey Don't Stop No Show ; Side B: Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On. Note: Performed with Leroy Kirkland Orch. (side a) / with Quincy Jones Orch. (side b) ; Harris note: 1955, $8-15 

Bigeou, Ester (Okeh 8025) Side A: Stingaree Blues ; Side B: If That's What You Want Here It Is. Note: Harris Note: Performed with unkown orch., 1922, $8-12 

Bingham, Ralph (Victor 18231) Side A: Goldstein Behind Bars ; Side B: Mrs. Rastus Johnson at the Wedding. Note: Harris note: 1917, NL 

Birmingham Quartet (Columbia 14154-D) Side A: Southbound Train ; Side B: Birmingham Boys 

Blake, Eubie (Victor 18791) Side A: Baltimore Buzz (Introducing, "In Honeysuckle Time" ; Side B: Bandana Days (Introducing, "I'm Just Wild About Harry"). Note: Harris note: 1921, $15-20? 

Blind Pilgrim, The (Anchor 380) Side A: Motherless Children ; Side B: Oh Lord, If I Had My Way. Note: Blind Willie Johnson 

Boots and his Buddies (Bluebird B-7187) Side A: The Raggle Taggle ; Side B: Blues of Avalon 

Booze, Bea (Decca 8619) Side A: Uncle Sam Come and Get Him ; Side B: If I'm a Fool (I'm a Fool About the Man I Love) 

Booze, Bea (Decca 8633) Side A: See See Rider Blues ; Side B: Catchin' As Catch Can 

Botkin, Perry (Decca 27162) Side A: Ukey-Ukulele ; Side B: Lover 

Bradshaw, Tiny (King 4621) Side A: The Blues Came Pouring Down ; Side B: Heavy Juice 

Brim, John (Parrot 799) Side A: Tough Times ; Side B: Gary Stomp. Note: Harris note: 1953, $100-150 

Broadway Bell-Hops (Harmony 120-H) Side A: But I Do-You Know I Do ; Side B: Let's Talk About My Sweetie 

Brooks, Stella (Disc New York 5032) Side A: I'm a Little Piece of Leather ; Side B: I'll Never Be the Same 

Broonzy, Big Bill (Melotone 6-12-59) Side A: Detroit Special ; Side B: Falling Rain 

Broonzy, Big Bill (Vocalion 04149) Side A: New Shake 'Em on Down ; Side B: Night Time is the Right Time, No. 2 

Broonzy, Big Bill (Columbia 37088) Side A: I Feel So Good ; Side B: Tell Me Baby. Note: Performed with his Chicago Five 

Broonzy, Big Bill (Vocalion 04280) Side A: It's Your Time Now ; Side B: The Mill Man Blues 

Broonzy, Big Bill (Okeh 6724) Side A: Bad Acting Woman ; Side B: I'm Woke Up Now 

Brown, Amanda (Columbia A3901) Side A: Triffin' Blues ; Side B: Chirping the Blues. Note: Performed with Porter Grainger on piano 

Brown, Charles (Aladdin 3092) Side A: Don't Fool With My Heart ; Side B: Seven Long Days. Note: Performed with his band 

Brown, Charles (Aladdin 3071) Side A: Texas Blues ; Side B: How High the Moon. Note: Performed with his band 

Brown, Gabriel (Gennett 5004) Side A: Black Jack Blues ; Side B: Going My Way. Note: Performed with His Guitar 

Brown, Gabriel (Joe Davis 5020) Side A: It's Getting Soft ; Side B: Don't Worry About It. Note: Performed with His Guitar 

Brown, Lee (Decca 7575) Side A: New Little Girl Little Girl ; Side B: Moanin' Dove. Note: Performed with Price, Sams' Fly Cats 

Brown, Nappy (Savoy 155) Side A: Don't Be Angry ; Side B: It's Really You 

Brown, Roy (De-Luxe 3300) Side A: Boogie at Midnight ; Side B: The Blues Got Me Again. Note: Performed with his Mighty-Mighty Men 

Browne, Harry C. (Columbia A3833) Side A: Kiss Me, Honey, Do ; Side B: I'll Make Dat Black Gal Mine 

Brunis, George (Commodore 546) Side A: Ugly Chile ; Side B: That Da Da Strain. Note: Performed with his Jazz Band 

Bumble Bee Slim (Fidelity 3004) Side A: Lonesome Old Feeling ; Side B: Ida Red 

Bumble Bee Slim (Bluebird B-5563) Side A: Sad and Lonesome ; Side B: Bye Bye Baby Blues. Note: Harris note: 1934, $15-25, rim chip 

Burley, Dan (Circle J-1022) Side A: Shotgun House Rag ; Side B: Lakefront Blues. Note: Performed with Skiffle Boys 

Bushkin, Joe (Commodore 534) Side A: In a Little Spanish Town ; Side B: Blue Chips 

Butterbeans and Susie (Okeh 8163) Side A: Construction Gang ; Side B: A to Z Blues. Note: Harris Note: Performed with Joe Oliver / Clarence Williams Duo, 1924, $75-125 

Butterfield, Billy (Capitol 15047) Side A: I Can't Get Started ; Side B: Flip-Flop 

Byas, Don (Super Disc 1006) Side A: Three O'Clock In the Morning ; Side B: One O'Clock Jump. Note: feat. Slam Stewart on singing bass & Erroll Garner, piano 

Byas, Don (Jamboree 902) Side A: Little White Lies ; Side B: You Came Along. Note: Performed with his All Star Quintet 

Byas, Don (Jamboree 901) Side A: Pennies From Heaven ; Side B: Jamboree-Jump. Note: Performed with his All Star Quintet 

Byrd, Josephine (Columbia 14349-D) Side A: Take It Away From Here ; Side B: Mosquito Blues. Note: Performed with Fred Longshaw 

California Ramblers (Columbia 236-D) Side A: Copenhagen ; Side B: Gotta Getta Girl 

California Ramblers (Columbia 127-D) Side A: Shine ; Side B: It Had to Be You 

California Ramblers (Columbia A3970) Side A: That Old Gang of Mine ; Side B: No, No, Nora. Note: 78 is chipped on rim and cracked 

California Ramblers (Columbia A3986) Side A: You've Simply Got Me Cuckoo ; Side B: If I Can't Get the Sweetie I Want 

Calloway, Cab (Vocalion 4700) Side A: Ratamacue ; Side B: AD-DE-DEY 

Calloway, Cab (Okeh 6422) Side A: Blues in the Night ; Side B: Says Who! Says You, Says I!. Note: Performed with his Orch. with The Palmer Bros. on side a 

Calloway, Cab (Columbia 36894) Side A: If This Isn't Love ; Side B: The Honeydripper. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Calloway, Cab (Okeh 6717) Side A: I'll Be Around ; Side B: Virginia, Georgia and Caroline. Note: Performed with his Orch., side a / with The Cabaliers, side b 

Calloway, Cab (Okeh 36662) Side A: Ogeechee River Lullaby ; Side B: I Get the Neck of the Chicken. Note: Performed with his Orch. with The Cabaliers, side a 

Calloway, Cab (Brunswick 80017) Side A: You Rascal You ; Side B: Some of These Days. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Candullo, Joe (Perfect 14657) Side A: Burgundy ; Side B: In My Heart. Note: Performed with his Everglades Orch., side a / with Stillman's Orioles, side b 

Candullo, Joe (Perfect 14752) Side A: Someone to Watch Over Me ; Side B: You Know, I Know Ev'rything's Made for Love. Note: Performed with his Everglades Orch., John Ryan, vox side a / Harris note: $5-8, 1927 

Cannon's Jug Stompers (Victor 38585) Side A: Pretty Mama Blues ; Side B: Going to Germany. Note: vocal refrain by Noah Lewis both sides 

Carolina Gospel Singers (Victor 21140) Side A: Beyond the River ; Side B: Jesus Paid It All 

Carter, Benny (Bluebird 10962) Side A: The Very Thought of You ; Side B: All of Me. Note: Performed with his Orch. / Roy Felton, vox--side a 

Carter, Benny (Capitol 200) Side A: I Surrender Dear ; Side B: Malibu. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Carter, Benny (Bluebird 11341) Side A: Sunday ; Side B: Back Bay Boogie. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Carter, Bo & WalterJacbos (Okeh 8858) Side A: Same Thing the Cats Fight About ; Side B: Times is Tight Like That. Note: Harris note, 1930, $80-120 

Carlisle, Una Mae (Joe Davis 7175) Side A: You're Gonna Change Your Mind ; Side B: The Rest of My Life 

Cash, Johnny (Sun 241) Side A: Get Rhythm ; Side B: I Walk the Line 

Charleston Chasers (Columbia 1335-D) Side A: My Melancholy Baby ; Side B: Mississippi Mud. Note: vox, Scrappy Lambert 

Chase, Charley (Victor 16547) Side A: How Mother Made the Soup (Case) ; Side B: The Liars, or My Uncle's Farm Golden and Hughes 

Cobb, Arnett (Okeh 6830) Side A: Smooth Sailing ; Side B: Your Wonderful Love. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Cole, Cozy (Savoy 501) Side A: Body and Soul ; Side B: Talk to Me. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Cole, Cozy (Continental 6000) Side A: Look Here ; Side B: I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You. Note: Performed with his All Stars 

Cole, Cozy (Guild 129) Side A: Strictly Drums ; Side B: Why Regret 

Cole, Cozy (Continental 6014) Side A: When Day Is Done ; Side B: The Beat. Note: Performed with his All Stars 

Columbians, The (Columbia 88-D) Side A: Lime House Blues ; Side B: Virginia, Don't Go Too Far! 

Condon, Eddie (Decca 24987) Side A: Dill Pickles ; Side B: At the Jazz Band Ball 

Condon, Eddie (Decca 23718) Side A: Impromptu Ensemble No. 1 ; Side B: The Sheik of Araby 

Condon, Eddie (UHCA 63) Side A: Madame Dynamite ; Side B: Tennessee Twilight. Note: Chicago Rhythm Kings listed as artist on label. Harris crossed through and wrote "Eddie Condon Orch" in. 

Condon, Eddie (Decca 23431) Side A: My One and Only ; Side B: Oh Lady Be Good 

Condon, Eddie (Decca 23430) Side A: S Wonderful ; Side B: Somebody Loves Me 

Condon, Eddie (Decca 23721) Side A: The Way You Look Tonight ; Side B: Some Sunny Day 

Condon, Eddie (Decca 27106) Side A: Yellow Dog Blues ; Side B: Sweet Cider Time, When You Were Mine 

Coon-Sanders Original Night Hawk Orch. (Victor 19357) Side A: There's No One Just Like You ; Side B: Why Don't My Dreams Come True 

Copeland, Martha (Okeh 8112) Side A: The Pawn Shop Blues ; Side B: The Down So Long Blues. Note: Harris note: 1924, $10-15, with Heywood, Eddie, piano 

Cotton Pickers, The (Brunswick 2382) Side A: Loose Feet ; Side B: Runnin' Wild 

Cousin Joe (Savoy 5527) Side A: Weddin-Day Blues ; Side B: You Got it Comin To You. Note: Performed with Pete Brown's Brooklyn Blue Blowers 

Cox, Ida (Paramount 12237) Side A: My Mean Man Blues ; Side B: Worried In Mind Blues. Note: Harris Note: Performed with Love Austin and her Blues Serenaders / 1924, crack, $75-100 

Crayten, Pee Wee (Imperial 5338) Side A: My Idea About You ; Side B: I Got News For You 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 3248) Side A: All By Myself ; Side B: Spain. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 2108) Side A: Big Foot Jump ; Side B: Five Point Blues. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats 

Crosby, Bob (Coral 60254) Side A: Black Bottom ; Side B: Charleston. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats 

Crosby, Bob (Decca DU 40145) Side A: Chain Gang ; Side B: Ec-Stacy. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 4137) Side A: It Was Only a Dream ; Side B: Take It Easy. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 2209) Side A: Loopin' the Loop ; Side B: My Inspiration. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats (a-side) / with his Orch. (b-side) 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 2482) Side A: Hindustan ; Side B: Mournin' Blues. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 2206) Side A: Speak to Me of Love ; Side B: The Big Bass Viol. Note: Performed with Bob Cats feat. Marion Mann, vox 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 1865) Side A: Who's Sorry Now ; Side B: March of the Bob Cats. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats 

Crosby, Bob (Decca 3689) Side A: Yes Indeed ; Side B: Tea for Two. Note: Performed with his Bob Cats & Bing Crosby & Connie Boswell 

Crudup, Arthur "Big Boy" (Bluebird 34-0738) Side A: Cool Disposition ; Side B: Keep Your Arms Around Me. Note: Harris note: 1948, $10-30 

Crudup, Arthur "Big Boy" (RCA Victor 22-0100) Side A: Hand Me Down My Walking Cane ; Side B: Lonesome World to Me 

Crudup, Arthur "Big Boy" (RCA Victor 20-2105) Side A: I Want My Lovin' ; Side B: You Got to Reap 

Crudup, Arthur "Big Boy" (Bluebird 34-0717) Side A: My Mama Don't Allow Me ; Side B: Standing at My Window. Note: Harris note: 1944, $10-30 

Crudup, Arthur "Big Boy" (RCA Victor 20-4367) Side A: Where Did You Stay Last Night ; Side B: Love Me Mama 

Daily, Pete (Capitol 57-760) Side A: O Katharina ; Side B: Down Home Rag. Note: Performed with his Chicagoans 

Dan and his Skiffle Boys (a-side) / Dan Burley & Pops Foster (b-side) (Circle 1020) Side A: South Side Shake ; Side B: Dusty Bottom 

Davis, Walter (Bluebird 5094) Side A: Blue Ghost Blues ; Side B: Hijack Blues. Note: Harris note: 1932, $50-80 

Davison, Wild Bill (Commodore 549) Side A: Clarinet Marmalade ; Side B: Original Dixieland One-Step. Note: Performed with his Commodores 

Davison, Wild Bill (Commodore 575) Side A: Baby Won't You Please Come Home ; Side B: At the Jazz Band Ball. Note: Performed with his Commodores 

Delta Four (Decca 737) Side A: Swingin' On the Famous Door ; Side B: Farewell Blues 

DeParis Brothers Orchestra (Commodore 552) Side A: I've Found a New Baby ; Side B: Black and Blue 

Diddley, Bo (Checker 814) Side A: I'm a Man ; Side B: Bo Diddley 

Dixie Hummingbirds (Apollo 108) Side A: My Record Will Be There ; Side B: Amazing Grace 

Dixie Stompers, The (Harmony 166) Side A: Tampleekoe ; Side B: Jackass Blues. Note: slight crack 

Doctor Sausage (Decca 8836) Side A: Wham (Wham, Re, Bop, Boom, Bam) ; Side B: Doctor's Sausage's Blues. Note: Performed with his Five Pork Chops 

Dodds, Johnny (Decca 25103) Side A: Red Onion Blues ; Side B: Gravier Street Blues. Note: chunk of record missing towards the outer rim but appears to be mostly playable 

Dodds, Johnny (Decca 1676) Side A: Melancholy ; Side B: Stack O'Lee Blues. Note: Performed with his Chicago Boys 

Dorsey, Tommy and others (Victor 25559) Side A: Honesuckle Rose ; Side B: Blues. Note: A Jam Session at Victor 

Dunham Jubilee Singers (Columbia 14540-D) Side A: Will He Welcome Me There ; Side B: I Dreamed of the Judgement Morning 

Dunn, Johnny (Columbia A3893) Side A: Sweet Lovin' Man ; Side B: Vamping Sal. Note: Performed with his Original Jazz Band 

Dunn, Johnny (Columbia A3634) Side A: Mammy, I'm Thinking of You ; Side B: Take It 'Cause It's All Yours. Note: Performed with his Original Jazz Hounds and Edith Wilson, vox 

Dupree, Champion Jack (Joe Davis 5102) Side A: F.D.R. Blues ; Side B: God Blues Our New President! 

Dupree, Jack & Mr. Bear (King 4812) Side A: Walking the Blues ; Side B: Daybreak Rock. Note: b-side is Mr. Bear only 

Easter, Monte (Sterling 103) Side A: Aint'Cha Glad ; Side B: Empty Bed Blues 

Edwards, Cliff (Ukelele Ike) (Perfect 11632) Side A: I Don't Mind Being All Alone ; Side B: If You Can't Land 'Er on the Old Veranda. Note: Performed with His Hot Combination / Harris note: 1926, $5-10 

Edwards, Joe & Susie (Butterbeans and Susie) (Okeh 8182) Side A: Kiss Me Sweet ; Side B: I Got Your Bath Water On. Note: Harris Note: Performed with J. Oliver & C. Williams Duo, 1924, $75-125 

Ellington, Duke (Brunswick m 8044) Side A: Black Butterfly ; Side B: Harmony in Harlem. Note: Performed with his Famous Orchestra 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 39712) Side A: Bensonality ; Side B: Blues at Sundown 

Ellington, Duke (RCA Victor 27326) Side A: The Girl in My Dreams Tries to Look Like You ; Side B: Flamingo. Note: broken into two pieces, mostly unplayable 

Ellington, Duke (Bluebird 10245) Side A: Saratoga Swing ; Side B: It's Glory. Note: Performed with his Orchestra 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 30195) Side A: The World is Waiting for the Sunrise ; Side B: Joog, Joog. Note: Performed with his Orch. with Al Hibbler, vox 

Ellington, Duke (Parlophone R.582) Side A: Hot and Bothered ; Side B: Swampy River 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 22743) Side A: Limehouse Blues ; Side B: Echoes of the Jungle. Note: Performed with his Cotton Club Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 27356) Side A: Blue Serge ; Side B: Jumpin' Punkins. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 20-1748) Side A: Come to Baby, Do! ; Side B: Tell Ya What I'm Gonna Do. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch., Joya Sherrill, vox 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 26677) Side A: Dusk ; Side B: Blue Goose. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 20-1505) Side A: Hayfoot, Strawfoot ; Side B: Sherman Shuffle. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch., Ivy Anderson, vox on side a 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 20-1598) Side A: I Don't Mind ; Side B: What Am I Here For?. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch., Ivy Anderson, vox on side a 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 36112) Side A: In a Sentimental Mood ; Side B: Showboat Shuffle. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 35640) Side A: Killin' Myself ; Side B: Your Love Has Faded. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch., with Ivy Anderson, vox 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 20-1556) Side A: Main Stem ; Side B: Johnny Come Lately. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 20-1584) Side A: My Little Brown Book ; Side B: Someone . Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 35214) Side A: The Sergeant Was Shy ; Side B: Serenade to Sweden. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 35427) Side A: Solitude ; Side B: Mood Indigo. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 27380) Side A: Take the "A" Train ; Side B: The Sidewalks of New York. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 38165) Side A: Air Conditioned Jungle ; Side B: It's Monday Every Day. Note: Performed with his Orch., feat. Jimmy Hamilton, clarinet (a-side) 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 21137) Side A: Creole Love Call ; Side B: Black and Tan Fantasie. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 39545) Side A: Deep Night ; Side B: Please Be Kind. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 21284) Side A: Harlem River Quiver ; Side B: Washington Wabble. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (RCA Victor 20-2325) Side A: Memphis Blues ; Side B: Pretty Woman. Note: Performed with his Orch. with Al Hibbler, vox (b-side) 

Ellington, Duke (RCA Victor 24486) Side A: Mood Indigo ; Side B: The Mooche. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 36276) Side A: The New East St. Louis Toodle-O ; Side B: Braggin' in Brass. Note: Performed with his Famous Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 39942) Side A: Rock-Skippin' At the Blue Note ; Side B: The Vulture Song. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 24431) Side A: Rude Interlude ; Side B: Dallas Doings. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Okeh 6911) Side A: Smada ; Side B: Come on Home. Note: Performed with his Orch. (promo copy) / with Jimmie Grissom, vox (b-side) 

Ellington, Duke (RCA Victor 20-2327) Side A: St. Louis Blues ; Side B: Drawing Room Blues. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Ellington, Duke (Victor 22528) Side A: Three Little Words ; Side B: Ring Dem Bells. Note: Performed with his Orch. (outer rim chip) 

Ellington, Duke (Columbia 38576) Side A: Women ; Side B: Change My Ways. Note: Performed with his Orch. with Ray Nance, vox (a-side) 

Ellington's Washingtonians (Cameo 8182) Side A: East St. Louis Toodle-Oo ; Side B: Jubilee Stomp 

Ellis, Seger (Decca 1350) Side A: Sometimes I'm Happy ; Side B: Bee's Knee's. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Elman, Ziggy (Bluebird 10663) Side A: I'm Through With Love ; Side B: Something to Remember You By. Note: Performed with his Orch. / Harris note: 1940, $3-6 

Esquire All-American Award Winners (a-side) / Benny Goodman Quintet (b-side) (RCA Victor 40-0137) Side A: Indiana Winter ; Side B: I Cried For You 

Excelsior Quartette (Gennett 4881) Side A: Jelly Roll Blues ; Side B: Kitchen Mechanic Blues 

Fazola, Irving (Keynote 624) Side A: Sweet Lorraine ; Side B: Clarinet Marmalade. Note: Performed with his Orch. 

Feather, Leonard & Dan Burley (Continental 6006) Side A: A Suite in Four Comfortable Quarters, Pt.1: Bedroom Blues ; Side B: A Suite in Four Comfortable Quarters, Pt.2: Living Room Romp 

Fisk University Jubilee Singers (Columbia 2901) Side A: Most Done Traveling ; Side B: Oh! Reign Massa Jesus Reign 

Fisk University Jubilee Quartet (Victor 16453) Side A: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ; Side B: Golden Slippers 

Fisk University Jubilee Singers (Columbia 658-D) Side A: Keep A' Inchin' Along ; Side B: Shout All Over God's Heaven 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 28126) Side A: Air Mail Special ; Side B: Goody Goody. Note: Performed with The Ray Charles Singers 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 1061) Side A: The Darktown Strutters Ball ; Side B: My Last Affair. Note: Performed with Her Savoy Eight 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 25125) Side A: I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) ; Side B: Cabin in the Sky 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 24387) Side A: How High the Moon ; Side B: You Turned the Tables on Me. Note: Performed with The Daydreamers on side b 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 4073) Side A: I'm Thrilled ; Side B: Make Love to Me 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 24780) Side A: Talk Fast, My Heart, Talk Fast ; Side B: In the Evening. Note: Performed with Sy Oliver Orch. 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 29198) Side A: Later ; Side B: Lullaby of Birdland. Note: Performed with Sy Oliver Orch. 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 24646) Side A: Lover's Gold ; Side B: Black Coffee. Note: Performed with Gorden Jenkins Orch. 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 4007) Side A: This Love of Mine ; Side B: Jim 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 24332) Side A: I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling ; Side B: My Baby Likes to Be-Bop…. Note: Performed with The Day Dreamers (side a) 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 18347) Side A: All I Need Is You ; Side B: Mama Come Home. Note: Performed with Her Four Keys 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 3324) Side A: Gulf Coast Blues ; Side B: Deedle-De-Dum. Note: Performed with Her Famous Orch. 

Fitzgerald, Ella and The Ink Spots (Decca 23399) Side A: I'm Beginning to See the Light ; Side B: That's the Way It Is 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 3420) Side A: So Long ; Side B: Five O'Clock Whistle. Note: Performed with Her Famous Orch. 

Fitzgerald, Ella (Decca 3612) Side A: Wishful Thinking ; Side B: Hello Ma! I Done It Again. Note: Performed with Her Famous Orch. 

Fitzgerald, Ella and The Ink Spots (side a only) (Decca 18587) Side A: Cow-Cow Boogie ; Side B: When My Sugar Walks Down the Street. Note: Performed with Her Famous Orch. (side b) 

5 Red Caps (Gennett 7118) Side A: No Fish Today! ; Side B: Grand Central Station 

Flowers, Pat (Decca 8587) Side A: After the Sun Goes Down ; Side B: Beg, Borrow and Steal 

Forehand, Blind Mamie (Anchor 381) Side A: Honey in the Rock ; Side B: Wouldn't Mind Dying 

Four of the Bob Cats (Decca 2207) Side A: I Hear You Talking ; Side B: Call Me a Taxi 

Freberg, Stan (Capitol 2671) Side A: Christmas Dragnet, pt.1 ; Side B: Christmas Dragnet, pt.2. Note: Performed with Davis Butler Orch. 

Freberg, Stan (Capitol 2596) Side A: St. George and the Dragonet ; Side B: Little Blue Riding Hood. Note: Performed with Orch. 

Freeman, Bud (Decca 18066) Side A: Tia Juana ; Side B: I Need Some Pettin'. Note: Performed with The Summa Cum Laude Orch. 

Freeman, Bud (Commodore 501) Side A: You Took Advantage of Me ; Side B: There's No Crowd. Note: Performed with His Trio 

Froeba, Frank (Decca 23603) Side A: Moosie Mousie Boogie ; Side B: Squeeze Me. Note: Performed with His Boys 

Frosini, P. (a-side) / Pryor, Arthur (Band) (b-side) (Victor 16482) Side A: Spring Flowers Waltz ; Side B: Dill Pickles Rag 

Fuller, Blind Boy (Columbia 37781) Side A: Pistol Slapper Blues ; Side B: Mean and No Good Woman 

Fuller, Blind Boy (Columbia 37155) Side A: She's a Truckin' Little Baby ; Side B: Screaming and Crying Blues 

Fuller, Earl (a-side) / Military Band (b-side) (Symphonia 447) Side A: Jazzbo Jazz ; Side B: I Want to Learn to Dance 

Gaillard, Slim (Vocalion 5341) Side A: Chittlin' Switch Blues ; Side B: Huh! Uh-Huh!. Note: Performed with his Flat Foot Floogee Boys 

Garner, Cora (Columbia 14659-D) Side A: Wouldn't Stop Doing It ; Side B: I Ain't Going to Sell You None 

Garner, Errol (Savoy 725) Side A: Cottage For Sale ; Side B: I'm in the Mood for Love 

Garner, Errol (Columbia 39145) Side A: How High the Moon ; Side B: Poor Butterfly 

Garner, Errol (Savoy 701) Side A: I Surrender Dear ; Side B: Love Walked In . Note: Damaged 

Garner, Errol (Apollo 797) Side A: Loverman ; Side B: What Is This Thing Called Love 

Garner, Errol (Regent 1004) Side A: Red Sails In The Sunset ; Side B: Undecided 

Garner, Errol (Savoy 571) Side A: Somebod Loves Me 

Garner, Errol (Savoy 577) Side A: Star Dust ; Side B: Back Home Again In Indiana 

Garner, Errol (Signature 15136) Side A: Sweet Lorraine ; Side B: Loot To Boot 

Garner, Errol (Modern 20-692) Side A: Tenderfly ; Side B: Someone To Watch Over Me 

Garner, Errol and Slam Stewart, Charlie Ventura , George Walters, the Flash (Disc 5501) Side A: He Pulled A Fast One ; Side B: Limehouse Blues. Note: Instrumentals with Slam Stewart, Charlie Ventura , George Walters, the Flash 

Gates, Rev. J.M. (Victor 20217) Side A: I Know I Got Religion ; Side B: Funeral Train 

Gates, Rev. J.M. (Okeh 8508) Side A: Where Will you Be Christmas Day ; Side B: Will The Coffin Be Your Santa Claus. Note: Sermon with singing 

Georgians, The (Columbia 23-D) Side A: Hometown Blues ; Side B: You May Be Fast, But Your Mamma's Gonna Slow You Down 

Georgians, The (Columbia 62-D) Side A: Lovely Came Back ; Side B: Dancin' Dan 

Georgia Strutters (Harmony 311) Side A: Wasn't It Nice ; Side B: Original Black Bottom Dance 

Gilliand, Henry C. and A.C. (Eck) Robertson (Victor 19149) Side A: Turkey In The Straw ; Side B: Ragtime Annie. Note: Violin Duo 

Gillum, Jazz (Bluebird B-8816-A) Side A: I Got Somebody Else ; Side B: It Looks Bad For You. Note: Damaged 

Gillum, Jazz (Bluebird B-9042-A) Side A: I'm Gonna Leave You On The Outskirts Of Town ; Side B: Woke Up Cold In Hand. Note: Damaged 

Gillum, Jazz (Groove 5002) Side A: Tell Me Mama ; Side B: Key To The Highway 

Gold, Lou (Perfect 14656) Side A: Lucky Day ; Side B: Black Bottom. Note: Lou Gold and His Orchestra 

Gold, Lou and his Orchestra (Harmony 64-H) Side A: I'm Sitting On Top Of The World ; Side B: I Never Knew 

Goldengate Orchestra (Bell P-238-A) Side A: When You Walked Out ; Side B: No! No Nora 

Goodman, Benny and His Boys (Brunswick 80030) Side A: Shirt Tail Stomp ; Side B: Blue 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25878) Side A: A Little Kiss At Twilight-Fox Trot ; Side B: What Goes On Here In My Heart?-Fox Trot 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25445) Side A: Alexander's Ragtime Band ; Side B: Riffin' At The Ritz 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 26170) Side A: And The Angels Sing-Fox Trot ; Side B: Sent For You Yesterday And Here You Come Today-Fox trot 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25258) Side A: Basin Street Blues-Fox trot ; Side B: When Buddha Smiles 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 37187) Side A: Benjie's Bubble-Fox Trot ; Side B: A Gal In Calico 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25683) Side A: Bob White-Fox Trot ; Side B: Minnie The Moocher's Weddin' Day-Fox Trot 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra/ Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra (Victor 25531) Side A: Chlo-E (Song Of The Swamp)-Fox Trot ; Side B: Ida, Sweet As Apple Cider-Fox Trot 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Bluebird B-10460) Side A: The Devil And The Deep Blue ; Side B: Christopher Columbus 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Capitol 439) Side A: Dizzy Fingers ; Side B: Tattle Tale 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25840) Side A: Feelin' High And Happy ; Side B: I Let A Song Go Out Of My Heart 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 2907-D) Side A: Georgia Jubilee ; Side B: Emaline 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25316) Side A: The Glory Of Love ; Side B: You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 36813) Side A: Gotta Be This Or That (Part 1) ; Side B: Gotta Be This Or That (Part 2) 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 37207) Side A: Mora Staccato ; Side B: Man Here Plays Fine Piano 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 2835-D) Side A: I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues ; Side B: Ain't Cha' Glad? 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 26082-A) Side A: Is That The Way To Treat A Sweetheart?-Fox Trot ; Side B: I Had To Do It-Fox Trot 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Capital 376) Side A: It Takes Time ; Side B: Moon-Faced, Starry Eyed 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-2407-B) Side A: Roll 'Em ; Side B: I've Found A New Baby 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 36843) Side A: It's Only a Paper Moon ; Side B: I'm Gonna Love That Guy 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 2892-D) Side A: Junk Man ; Side B: Ol' Pappy 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 39564) Side A: King Porter Stomp ; Side B: Farewell Blues 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Okeh 6580) Side A: The Lamp Of Memory ; Side B: When The Roses Bloom Again 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25717-A) Side A: Loch Lomond-Fox Trot ; Side B: Camel Hop 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra/ Benny Goodman Trio (Victor 25406) Side A: Love Me Or Leave Me-Fox Trot ; Side B: Exactly Like You-Fox Trot 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 36874) Side A: My Guys Come Back ; Side B: Symphony 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 37077) Side A: Pity The Poor Lobster ; Side B: Love Doesn't Grow On Trees 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Columbia 36988) Side A: Rattle And Roll ; Side B: On The Alamo 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra/ Benny Goodman Quartet (Columbia 36684) Side A: Solo Flight ; Side B: The World Is Waiting For the Sunrise 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Okeh 6534) Side A: Someone's Rocking My Dream Boat ; Side B: You Don't Know What Love Is 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra / Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra (Victor 25320-A) Side A: Star Dust ; Side B: Star Dust 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 25247-A) Side A: Stompin' At The Savoy ; Side B: Breakin' In A Pair Of Shoes 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 26099-A) Side A: This Can't Be Love ; Side B: Sing For your Supper 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Capitol 15409) Side A: Undercurrent Blues ; Side B: Ma Belle Marguerite 

Goodman, Benny and His Orchestra (Victor 26263) Side A: You And Your Love ; Side B: Who'll Buy My Bublitchiki? 

Haggart, Bob and Ray Bauduc/ Bob Crosby and His Orchestra (Decca 25117) Side A: Big Noise From Winnetka ; Side B: Bob Crosby And His Orchestra. Note: Instrumental Duet 

Hall, Adelaide (Brunswick 4031) Side A: Baby ; Side B: I Must Have That Man 

Hall, Al (Quintet) (Wax 101) Side A: Blues In My Heart ; Side B: Rose Of The Rio Grande 

Hamm, Fred and His Orchestra (Victor 19672) Side A: Stomp Off Lets Go ; Side B: Flag That Train 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 18880) Side A: Air Mail Special-Part 1 ; Side B: Air Mail Special-Concluded 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Victor 25586) Side A: China Stomp ; Side B: Rhythm, Rhythm 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 23639) Side A: Flyin' Home # 2 ; Side B: Punch And Judy 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 18613) Side A: Hamps' Boogie Woogie ; Side B: Chop-Chop 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 24505) Side A: Hawk's Nest ; Side B: Goldwyn's Stomp 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 18754) Side A: Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop ; Side B: Slide, Hamp, Slide 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Victor 25535) Side A: Jivin' The Vibes ; Side B: Stomp 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 18669) Side A: Loose Wig ; Side B: Over Time 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Decca 23696) Side A: The Pencil Broke ; Side B: Tempo's Birthday 

Hampton, Lionel and His Orchestra (Victor 26233) Side A: Wizzin' The Wizz ; Side B: Denison Swing 

Handy's Orchestra (Columbia A2421) Side A: Fuzzy Wuzzy Rag ; Side B: The Snaky Blues 

Happy Six (Columbia A2949) Side A: Dance-O-Mania ; Side B: Slow And Easy 

Harmonians, The (Velvet Tone 2034) Side A: I'm A Dreamer, Aren't We all 

Harris, Bill and his New Music (Keynote 634) Side A: Everything Happens To Me ; Side B: Frustration 

Harris, Bill and Septet (Keynote 626) Side A: She's Funny That Way ; Side B: Characteristically B.H. 

Harris, Marrion (Brunswick 2836) Side A: No One ; Side B: When You And I Were Seventeen 

Harris, Marrion (Brunswick 2410) Side A: Runnin' Wild ; Side B: You've Got To See Mama Every Night 

Harris, Wynonie (Kinig 4461) Side A: Confessin' The Blues ; Side B: Bloodshot Eyes 

Harris, Wynonie (King 4210) Side A: Good Rockin' Tonight ; Side B: Good Morning Mr. Blues 

Harris, Wynonie "Blues" (Apollo 363) Side A: Here Comes The Blues ; Side B: She's Gone With The Wind 

Harris, Wynonie (King 4226) Side A: Lollipop Mama ; Side B: Blow Your Brains Out 

Harris, Wynonie "Blues" (Bullet 252) Side A: My Baby's Barrel House ; Side B: Drunken By Myself 

Harris, Wynonie (King 4202) Side A: Rose Get Your Clothes ; Side B: Wynonie's Boogie 

Hart, Clyde (and his band) (Continental 6013) Side A: What's The Matter Now? ; Side B: That's All The Blues 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-1977) Side A: After Hours ; Side B: It's Full Or It Ain't No Good 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (Bluebird 30-0819) Side A: Cherry ; Side B: Country Boy 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (Bluebird 10409) Side A: Gin Mill Speacial ; Side B: Tuxedo Junction 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-2169) Side A: I Had A Good Cry ; Side B: Hawk's Boogie 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10790) Side A: Junction Blues ; Side B: Ashes In The Tray 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1777) Side A: Let's Have Fun Tonight ; Side B: Good Dip 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1723) Side A: Prove It By The things You Do ; Side B: Drifting Along 

Hawkins, Erskine and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11485) Side A: Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams ; Side B: So Long, Shorty 

Hawkins, Screamin' Jay (Okeh 7084) Side A: You Made Me Love you ; Side B: Darling, Please Give Me 

Hegamin, Lucille (Cameo 701) Side A: Alabamy Bound ; Side B: Everytime I Pick A Sweety 

Hegamin, Lucille and her Blue Flame Syncopators (Cameo 270) Side A: Beale St. Mama ; Side B: Aggravatin' Papa 

Hegamin, Lucille and the Dixie Daises (Cameo 415) Side A: Cold Cold Winter Blues ; Side B: Dina 

Hegamin, Lucille (Cameo 625) Side A: Hard-hearted Hannah ; Side B: Easy Goin' Mamma 

Hegamin, Lucille and the Dixie Daises (Cameo 613) Side A: If You'll Come Back ; Side B: I Threw A Good Man Over For You 

Hegamin, Lucille and her Blue Flame Syncopators (Cameo 287) Side A: Papa Papa ; Side B: He May Be Your Man 

Hegamin, Lucille (Cameo 407) Side A: Some Early Morning ; Side B: Land Of Cotton Blues 

Henderson, Fletcher and his Orchestra (Triangle 11247) Side A: Beale Street Mama ; Side B: Don't Think You'll Be Missed 

Henderson, Fletcher and his Orchestra (Vocalion 14926) Side A: Words ; Side B: Copenhagen 

Henderson, Horace and his Orchestra (Decca 18172) Side A: Happy Feet ; Side B: Ol' Man River 

Henderson, Rosa (Vocalion 14635) Side A: Down South Blues ; Side B: Where (Can That Somebody Be) 

Henderson, Rosa (Vocalion 15044) Side A: Get It Fixed ; Side B: Poplar Bluff Blues 

Henderson, Rosa with Fletcher Henderson (Vocalion 14652) Side A: If You Don't Give Me What I Want ; Side B: So Long To You And The Blues 

Henderson, Rosa (Victor 19084) Side A: I'm Broke Fooling With You ; Side B: Good Woman's blues 

Herman, Woody and The New Third Herd (Mars 900) Side A: Beau Jazz ; Side B: Moten Stomp 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 3972) Side A: Bishop Blues ; Side B: Woodsheddin' With Woody 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (MGM 11154) Side A: Blue Flame ; Side B: New Golden Wedding 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 3501) Side A: Blues On Parade ; Side B: Peach Tree Street 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 3500) Side A: Caliope Blues ; Side B: Dupree Blues 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 2629) Side A: Dallas Blues ; Side B: River Bed Blues 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 4076) Side A: Don't Be Blue ; Side B: Three Ways To Smoke A Pipe 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36909) Side A: Everbody Knew But Me ; Side B: Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 38369) Side A: Everywhere ; Side B: The Goof And I 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 2582) Side A: Casbah Blues ; Side B: Farewell Blues 

Herman, Woody and The New Third Herd (Mars 600) Side A: Buck Dance ; Side B: A Fool In Love 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 37227) Side A: Four Men On A Horse ; Side B: Last Weekend 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Mars 1003) Side A: Four Others ; Side B: Sorry 'Bout The Whole Darned Thing 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 3187) Side A: Get Your Boots Laced Papa Part 1 ; Side B: Get Your Boots Laced Papa Part 2 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Capitol 57-772) Side A: I'll Be Glad When You're Dead ; Side B: Rhapsody In Wood 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Capitol 15365) Side A: Lemon Drop ; Side B: I Ain't Gonna Wait Too Long 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (MGM 11008) Side A: I Can See You ; Side B: Leo The Liom 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (MGM 10916) Side A: I Left My Hat In Haiti ; Side B: Here Come The Blues 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 38047) Side A: If Anybody Can Steal My Baby ; Side B: I Told Ya I Love Ya, Now Get Out 

Herman, Woody (Columbia 37329) Side A: Ivy ; Side B: That's My Desire 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Capitol 57-616) Side A: Early Autumn ; Side B: Keeper of the Flame 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36995) Side A: Linger In My Arms A Little Longer, Baby ; Side B: Mabel! Mabel! 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Capitol 57-682) Side A: The Crickets ; Side B: More Moon 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 18577) Side A: The Music Stopped ; Side B: I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night 

Herman, Woody and his Woodchoppers (Columbia 37228) Side A: Nero's Conception ; Side B: Igor 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (MGM 10929) Side A: Ninety-Nine Guys ; Side B: Searching 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Capitol 837) Side A: Not Really The Blues ; Side B: Detour Ahead 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36803) Side A: Out Of This World ; Side B: Apple Honey 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Coral 60001) Side A: Please Don't Say "No" ; Side B: Basie's Basement 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 37162) Side A: Romance In The Dark ; Side B: Uncle Remus Said 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 4372) Side A: The Singing Sands Of Alamosa ; Side B: Gotta Get To St. Joe 

Herman, Woody and his Woodchoppers (Columbia 37229) Side A: Steps ; Side B: Pam 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36985) Side A: The Good Earth ; Side B: Surrender 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Decca 3454) Side A: There I Go ; Side B: Beat Me Daddy, Eight To A Bar 

Herman, Woody and his Woodchoppers (Decca 4293) Side A: Too Late ; Side B: Fort Worth Jail 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36936) Side A: Welcome To My Dream ; Side B: It's Anybody's Spring 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36949) Side A: Wild Root ; Side B: Atlanta, G.A. 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 37238) Side A: Woodchoppers Ball ; Side B: With Someone New 

Herman, Woody and his Orchestra (Columbia 36870) Side A: Gee, It's Good To Hold You ; Side B: Your Father's Mustache 

Heywood, Eddie and his Orchestra (Commodore 578) Side A: Deed I Do ; Side B: Just You, Just Me 

Heywood, Eddie and his Orchestra (Commodore 577) Side A: Love Me Or Leave Me ; Side B: I Can't Believe Your Love With Me 

Heywood, Eddie and his Orchestra (Decca 23677) Side A: You Made Me Love you ; Side B: Heywood Blues 

Hicks, Edna (Victor 19083) Side A: I'm Goin' Away ; Side B: You Always Messin' Round With My Man 

Hinds, Earl and his Orchestra (Bluebird 11308) Side A: It Had To be You-Fox Trot ; Side B: Yellow Fire-Fox Trot 

Hodes, Art and his Orchestra (Decca 18438) Side A: Get Happy ; Side B: Indiana 

Hogg, Smokey (Modern Hollywood 896) Side A: Too Late Old Man ; Side B: River Hip Mama 

Holiday, Billie and her Orchestra (Clef Records 89108) Side A: If The Moon Turns Green ; Side B: Autumn In New York 

Whiteman, Paul and his Orchestra (Capitol 116) Side A: You Were Never Lovelier ; Side B: Trav'lin' Light 

Hollywood Huskers (Capitol 40022) Side A: Happy Blues ; Side B: Them There Eyes 

Honolulu Serenaders (Victor 21120) Side A: Honolulu Stomp ; Side B: Mele Of Hawaii 

Hooker, John Lee (Modern Hollywood 948) Side A: Half A Stranger ; Side B: Shake, Holler, And Run 

Hooker, John Lee (Vee-Jay 255) Side A: Little Wheel ; Side B: Rosie Mae 

[Hooker, John Lee] Texas Slim (King 4323) Side A: Nightmare Blues ; Side B: I'm Gonna Kill That Woman 

Hopkins, Lightin' (Modern Hollywood 20-543) Side A: Shining Moon ; Side B: Ida May 

Huey, Richard and his Sundown Singers (Decca 8656) Side A: Hurry Sundown ; Side B: Blues Boogie Woogie 

Hunt, Pee-Wee and his Orchestra (Capitol 57-673) Side A: The Charleston ; Side B: Youthful Fountain 

Hunt, Pee-Wee and his Orchestra (Capitol 15105) Side A: Twelfth Street Rag ; Side B: Somebody Else Not Me 

Hunter, Alberta (Okeh ) Side A: Empty Cellar Blues ; Side B: I Don't Want It All 

Hurley, Clyde and his Orchestra (Keynote 633) Side A: Out Of Nowhere ; Side B: On The Trail 

Ingle, Red and the Natural Seven (Capitol 15045) Side A: Cigareetes, Whuskey, And, Wild, Wild Women ; Side B: Pearly Maude 

Iturbi, Jose (Victor 10-1127) Side A: Boogie Woogie Etude ; Side B: Blues 

Jackson, Bull Moose and his Buffalo Bearcats (King 4230 ) Side A: I Can't Go Without You ; Side B: Fare Thee Well, Deacon Jones . Note: Damaged 

Jackson, Charlie (Paramount 12366) Side A: The Judge Cliff Davis Blues ; Side B: Mumsy Mumsy Blues 

Jackson, Chubby and his Knights (Century 1506) Side A: A Knight In The Village Part 3 ; Side B: A Knight In The Village Part 4 

Jackson, Chubby Septet (Keynote 616) Side A: Northwest Passage ; Side B: Cryin Sands 

Jackson, Mahalia (Apollo 245) Side A: Bless This House ; Side B: Lords Prayer 

Jackson, Mahalia (Apollo 178) Side A: What Could I Do ; Side B: Even Me 

Jackson, Mahalia (Apollo 286) Side A: I'm On My Way ; Side B: My Story 

Jackson, Mahalia (Apollo 262) Side A: In The Upper Room Part 1 ; Side B: In The Upper Room Part 2 

Jackson, Mahalia (Apollo 313) Side A: Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen ; Side B: Didn't It Rain 

Jackson, Mahalia (Apollo194) Side A: Amazing Grace ; Side B: Tired 

Jacobson, Bud (Jungle Kings) (Signature 904) Side A: Laughing At You ; Side B: I Can't Believe 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Philharmonic 69-A) Side A: Alice Blue Gown -Fox Trot ; Side B: Exactly Like You-Fox Trot 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 35316) Side A: Avalon ; Side B: Ciribiribin 

James, Harry and the Boogie Woogie (Columbia 35958) Side A: Boo-Woo-Fox Trot ; Side B: Woo-Woo-Fox Trot 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 37144) Side A: Concerto For Trumpet ; Side B: Flight Of The Bumble Bee 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36545) Side A: Easter Parade ; Side B: Crazy Rhythm 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 35587) Side A: Flash ; Side B: All Or nothing At All. Note: feat. Frank Sinatra 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 35227) Side A: Here Comes The Night ; Side B: Feet Draggin Blues 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 39582) Side A: How Dry I Am Blues ; Side B: Don't Be That Way 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 37305) Side A: I Tipped My Hat ; Side B: Heartaches 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36698) Side A: I'll Get By ; Side B: Flatbush Flannigan 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36677) Side A: James Session ; Side B: I Heard You Cry Last Night 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36683) Side A: Jump Town ; Side B: Cherry 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 37218) Side A: The Man With The Horn ; Side B: Jalousie 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36599) Side A: The Mole ; Side B: But Not For Me 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36668) Side A: Moonlight Becomes You ; Side B: I've Heard That Song Before 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36434) Side A: My Melancholy Baby ; Side B: My Silent Love 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36412) Side A: Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen ; Side B: You've Changed-Fox Trot 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36024) Side A: One Dozen Roses ; Side B: Your Too Good For Good For Nothing Me 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36672) Side A: Prince Charming ; Side B: Velvet Moon 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36533) Side A: Skylark ; Side B: The Clipper 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36466) Side A: The Devil Sat Down And Cried ; Side B: Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 37301) Side A: What Am I Gonna Do About You ; Side B: I Can't Get up The Nerve To Kiss You 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36773) Side A: When Your Lover Has Gone ; Side B: I'm Confessin' 

James, Harry and his Orchestra (Columbia 36246) Side A: Yes Indeed ; Side B: It's So Peaceful In The Country 

Janis, Elsie (Victor 60091) Side A: Fo' de Law'd's Sake Play a Waltz 

Jazz At The Philharmonic (Disc 6024) Side A: Blues, Pt. 1 ; Side B: Blues, Pt. 2 

John, Little Willie (King 4935) Side A: Fever ; Side B: Letter From My Darling 

Johnson, Blind Willie (Columbia 14582-D) Side A: Soul Of A Man ; Side B: Church, I'm Fully Saved To-Day 

Johnson, Buddy and his Orchestra (Decca 27330) Side A: I Cry ; Side B: Satisfy My soul 

Johnson, Easy Papa (Melotone 12086) Side A: Cotton Seed Blues ; Side B: No Good Woman blues 

Johnson, Hall (Choir) (Victor 4460) Side A: 1. Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho 2. Walk Together Chillun ; Side B: Bye and Bye 

Johnson, Joshua (Decca 48027) Side A: Gypsy Blues ; Side B: When The Morning Glories Wake Up In the Morning 

Johnson, Lonnie (Okeh 8898) Side A: Beautiful But Dumb ; Side B: From A Wash Woman On Up 

Johnson, Lonnie Duo (Disc 6065) Side A: Blues For Everybody ; Side B: Blues In My Soul 

Johnson, Lonnie (Disc 6064) Side A: Drifting Along Blues ; Side B: I Love Again 

Johnson, Lonnie (Bluebird B-9006) Side A: He's A Jelly-Roll Baker ; Side B: When You Feel Low Down 

Johnson, Lonnie (King 4297) Side A: I Found A Dream ; Side B: You Take Romance 

Johnson, Lonnie (Okeh 8282) Side A: Love Story Blues ; Side B: Very Lonesome Blues 

Johnson, Lonnie (King 4245) Side A: Pleasing You ; Side B: Feel So Lonesome 

Johnson, Lonnie (King 4263) Side A: So Tired ; Side B: Tell Me Little Woman . Note: Acc. By John Davis 

Johnson, Lonnie (King 4201) Side A: Tomorrow Night ; Side B: What About A Woman 

Johnson, Marvin and his Orchestra (Capitol 15407) Side A: Amnesia ; Side B: Hey Lawdy Mama 

Johnson, Pete and Albert Ammons (Victor 27505) Side A: Boogie Woogie Man ; Side B: Walkin' The Boogie 

Johnson, Pete and Albert Ammons (Victor 27507) Side A: Foot Pedal Boogie ; Side B: Movin' The Boogie 

Johnson, Pete and Albert Ammons (RCA Victor 27506) Side A: Sixth Avenue Express ; Side B: Pine Creek 

Jones, Isham (Orchestra) (Brunswick 2557) Side A: You're In Kentucky Sure As You're Born ; Side B: Hula Lou 

Jones, Karl (Mercury 2002) Side A: Mitzy ; Side B: Trouble In Mind 

Jones, Maggie-Henderson's Hot Six (Columbia 14074) Side A: Cheaton' On Me ; Side B: Mamma (Won't you Come And Ma-Ma-Ma) 

Jordan, Louis (Decca 24155) Side A: Look Out ; Side B: Early In The Mornin' 

Jordan, Louis (Decca 18818) Side A: Beware ; Side B: Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cryin' 

Jordan, Louis and his Tympany Five (Decca 8645) Side A: What's The Use Of Getting Sober ; Side B: The Chicks I Pick Are Slender And Tender And Tall 

Jordan, Louis and his Tympany Five (Decca 27260) Side A: You Will Always Have A Friend ; Side B: I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby 

Jordan, Louis and his Tympany Five (Decca 27129) Side A: I Want A Roof Over My Head ; Side B: Show Me How 

Jordan, Louis and his Tympany Five (Decca 8500) Side A: Pompton Turnpike ; Side B: Do You Call That A Buddy 

Jordan, Louis and his Tympany Five (Decca 24448) Side A: Run Joe ; Side B: All For The Love Of Lil 

Kahn, Art and his Orchestra (Columbia 769-D) Side A: I Ain't Got Nobody ; Side B: Hoodle Dee Doo Dee Doodoo 

Kazee, Buell / Bascom Lamar Lunsford (Brunswick 80089) Side A: Lady Gay ; Side B: The Derby Ram 

Kenton, Stan (Orchestra)/ Eddie Miller's Orchestra (Capitol 10040) Side A: Balboa Bash ; Side B: Our Monday Date 

King, B.B. "Blues Boy" (and his Orchestra) (RPM 459) Side A: Dark Is The Night (Part I) ; Side B: Dark Is The Night (Part II) 

King, B.B. "Blues Boy" (RPM 435) Side A: Talkin' The Blues ; Side B: Boogie Rock 

Kirk, Andy and his Twelve Clouds of Joy (Decca 853) Side A: Give Her A Pint ; Side B: Moten Swing 

Kirk, Andy and his Clouds of Joy (Decca 2915) Side A: I Don't Stand A Ghost Of A Chance ; Side B: Big Jim Blues 

Kirk, Andy and his Orchestra (Decca 23959) Side A: Lovella ; Side B: Now You Tell Me 

Kirk, Andy and his Clouds of Joy (Decca 1303) Side A: Worried Over You ; Side B: Wednesday Night Hop 

Knight, Marie (Decca 48308) Side A: God Spoke to Me ; Side B: Calvary 

Knight, Marie (Decca 28339) Side A: It's Worth It ; Side B: Hold On 

Knight, Marie (Decca 48219) Side A: Satisfied With Jesus ; Side B: The Old Rugged Cross 

Knight, Marie with Leroy Kirkland and his Orchestra (Decca 48327) Side A: What More Can I Do ; Side B: Trouble In Mind 

Krupa, Gene Jazz Trio (Columbia 38214) Side A: Body And Soul ; Side B: Stompin At the Savoy 

Krupa, Gene Band (Columbia 36986) Side A: Boogie Blues ; Side B: Lover 

Krupa, Gene Sextet (Mercury 89057) Side A: Coronation Hop ; Side B: Paradise 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 37589) Side A: Disc Jockey Jump ; Side B: Gene's Boogie 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Brunswick 8139) Side A: Fare Thee Well, Annie Laurie ; Side B: Prelude To A Stomp 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Okeh 6046) Side A: How 'Bout That Mess ; Side B: Drum Boogie 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 35324) Side A: Drummin' Man ; Side B: I'd Love To Call You My Sweetheart 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Okeh 6506) Side A: Thanks For The Boogie Ride ; Side B: Keep 'Em Flying 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 37532) Side A: Drummin' Man ; Side B: Let Me Off Uptown 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Okeh 6695) Side A: Massachusetts-Fox Trot ; Side B: "Murder", He Says-Fox Trot 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 37968) Side A: Please Don't Play Number Six Tonight-Fox Trot ; Side B: I May Be Wrong-Fox Trot 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 38520) Side A: Swiss Lullaby-(Waltz-Fox Trot) ; Side B: Gallopine Comedians 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Okeh 6021) Side A: There'll Be Some Changes Made-Fox Trot ; Side B: These Things You Left Me-Fox Trot 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 36819) Side A: What's This?-Fox Trot ; Side B: That Drummers Band-Fox Trot 

Krupa, Gene and his Orchestra (Columbia 36931) Side A: Yesterdays-Fox Trot ; Side B: Hop, Skip, And Jump (Honey, Hurry Hurry To Me)-Fox Trot 

Ladd's Black Ace's (Gennett 4938) Side A: Sister Kate ; Side B: You Can Have Him, I Don't Want Him 

Ladner, Tommy and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10089) Side A: When You And I Were Young, Maggie ; Side B: Really The Blues 

LaMare, Nappy (Levee Loungers) (Capitol 15050) Side A: South Rampart Street Parade ; Side B: Mama Inez 

Lambert, Dave (Capitol 57-60014) Side A: When The Red, Red, Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along ; Side B: Beban Cubop 

Lambert, Donald (Bluebird B-11250) Side A: Pilgrim's Chorus ; Side B: Sextette 

Lanin, Sam (Dance Orchestra) (Banner 1471) Side A: Everybody Loves My Baby ; Side B: Goo Goo! Goodnight Dear 

Lauder, Sir Harry (Victor 45205) Side A: I've Something In The Bottle For The Morning ; Side B: Same As His Father Was Before Him 

Lee, Julia and her Boy Friends (Capitol 956) Side A: Do You Want It? ; Side B: Decent Woman Blues 

Lee, Julia and her Boy Friends (Capitol 15367) Side A: I Didn't Like It The First Time ; Side B: Sit Down and Drink It Over 

Lee, Julia and her Boy Friends (Capitol 40082) Side A: King Size Papa ; Side B: When You're Smiling 

Lee, Julia and Tommy Douglas' Orchestra/ Lee, Julia and Instrumental Trio (Mercury 8013) Side A: Lotus Blossom ; Side B: Dream Lucky Blues 

Lee, Julia and her Boy Friends (Capitol 15060) Side A: That's What I Like ; Side B: Crazy World 

Lee, Julia and her Boy Friends (Capitol 379) Side A: Young Girl's Blues ; Side B: I'll Get Along Somehow 

Lee, Peggy with Dave Barbour and his Orchestra (Capitol 15151) Side A: Don't Smoke In Bed ; Side B: Everbody Loves Somebody 

Lee, Peggy with Jack Marshall's Music (Capitol 3998) Side A: Fever ; Side B: You Don't Know 

Lee, Peggy with Dave Barbour and his Orchestra (Capitol 15009) Side A: Golden Earrings ; Side B: I'll Dance At Your Wedding 

Lee, Peggy with Dave Barbour and The Brazilians (Capitol 15022) Side A: Manana ; Side B: All Dressed Up With A Broken Heart 

Lee, Peggy with Frank DeVol and his Orchestra (Capitol 15001) Side A: There'll Be Some Changes Made ; Side B: A Nightingale Can Sing The Blues 

Leighton, Bernie (Keynote 644) Side A: Moten Swing ; Side B: Have You Met Miss Jones 

Le Maire-Rex Van, George (Victor 21054) Side A: The Black Jacks-Part 1 ; Side B: The Black Jacks-Part 2 

Leroy's Buddy (Decca 7724) Side A: Evil Yalla Woman ; Side B: It's Too Late Now 

Lewis, Meade Lux - Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons (Columbia 35960) Side A: Boogie Woogie Prayer-Part 1 ; Side B: Boogie Woogie Prayer-Part 2 

Lewis, Meade Lux (Asch 352-2) Side A: Glendale Glide ; Side B: Danapas Parade 

Liggins, Jimmie and his Honeydrippers (Exclusive 207) Side A: The Honeydrippers-Part 1 ; Side B: The Honeydrippers-Part 2 

Liggins, Joe and his Honeydrippers (Exclusive 207) Side A: Lovers Lament ; Side B: Miss Betty's Blues 

Ligget, Larry (Chess 1570) Side A: Junior's Mambo ; Side B: Jumping at the Woodside Mambo 

Little Jazz and his Trumpet Ensemble (Keynote 608) Side A: I Want To Be Happy ; Side B: Fiesta In Brass 

Little Ramblers, The (Columbia 217) Side A: Deep Sea Blues ; Side B: I'm Satisfied Beside That Sweetie O'Mine 

Little Richard (Specialty 584) Side A: She's Got It ; Side B: Heeby-Jeebles 

Little Esther with Mel Walker (Savoy 735) Side A: Mistrustin' Blues ; Side B: Misery 

Lonesome Sundown (Excello 2132) Side A: I'm A Mojo Man ; Side B: Lonely Lonely Me 

Lopez, Vincent (and his Suave Swing Orchestra) (Bluebird 10283) Side A: Dark Eyes ; Side B: Swingin With The Goons 

Lown, Bert and his Orchestra (Bluebird 5100) Side A: Charlie's Home-Fox Trot ; Side B: Black Panther-One Step 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 18594) Side A: Back Door Stuff-Part 1 ; Side B: Back Door Stuff-Part 2 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Vocallion 4667) Side A: Blue Blazes ; Side B: Baby, Won't You Please Come Home 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 3807) Side A: Chocolate ; Side B: Battle Axe 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Columbia 35484) Side A: Easter Parade ; Side B: I'm All Alone With You 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 1340) Side A: For Dancers Only ; Side B: Coquette 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 23451) Side A: The Honeydripper ; Side B: Baby, Are You Kiddin'? 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 682) Side A: I'm Nuts About Screwy Music ; Side B: I'm Walking Through Heaven With You 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Columbia 35453) Side A: I Wanna Hear Swing Songs ; Side B: Sonata Pathetique 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 18463) Side A: Knock Me A Kiss ; Side B: Strictly Instrumental 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Columbia 35567) Side A: Monotony In Four Flats ; Side B: I Ain't Gonna Study War No More 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 1808) Side A: My Melancholy Baby ; Side B: By The River Sainte Marie 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 1355) Side A: Posin' ; Side B: Honey Keep Your Mind On Me 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Columbia 35782) Side A: Red Wagon ; Side B: You Ain't Nowhere 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Decca 1035) Side A: Running A Temperature ; Side B: My Last Affair 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Vocallion 4887) Side A: Time's A Wastin' ; Side B: Well All Right Then 

Lunceford, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Vocallion 5033) Side A: You Let Me Down ; Side B: I Want The Waiter 

Lutcher, Nelly and her Rhythm (Capitol Americana 40063) Side A: Do You, Or Don't You Love Me? ; Side B: The Song Is Ended 

Lutcher, Nelly and her Rhythm (Capitol Americana 40002) Side A: Hurry On Down ; Side B: The Lady's In Love With You 

Lutcher, Nelly and her Rhythm (Capitol 10109) Side A: Reaching For the Moon ; Side B: There's Another Mule In Your Stall 

Mabon, Willie and his Combo (Chess 1531) Side A: I Don't Know ; Side B: Worry Blues 

Mannone, Wingy and his Orchestra (Bluebird 7197) Side A: Everything You Said Came True ; Side B: Getting Some Fun Out Of Life 

Mannone, Wingy and his Orchestra (Ara 143) Side A: General Jumped At Down ; Side B: Big Fat Ma, Skinny Pa 

Mannone, Wingy and his Orchestra (Ara 145) Side A: If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight ; Side B: Tin Roof Blues 

Mannone, Wingy and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11298) Side A: Ochi Chornya-Fox Trot ; Side B: The Boogie Beat'll Getcha-F.T. 

Mannone, Wingy and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11107) Side A: Stop The War-Fox Trot ; Side B: Mama's Gone, Good Bye-Fox Trot 

Marsala, Joe and his Delta Six (Decca 18111) Side A: Twelve Bar Stampede ; Side B: Feather Bed Lament 

Martin, Sara (Okeh 8146) Side A: Every Woman Needs A Man ; Side B: Got To Leave My Home Blues 

Martin, Sara (Okeh 8104) Side A: Roamin' Blues ; Side B: I've Got To Go and Leave My Daddy Behind 

Martin, Sara (Okeh 8041) Side A: Sugar Blues ; Side B: Achin' Hearted Blues 

Martin, Sara (Okeh 8154) Side A: Too Late Now To Get Your Baby ; Side B: He's Never Gonna Throw Me Down 

Marvin, Johnny (Victor 20893) Side A: Marvelous ; Side B: It All Belongs To Me 

McClennan, Tommy (Bluebird 37-0716) Side A: I Love My Baby ; Side B: Shake It Up And Go 

McGhee, Brownie (Disc 6059 ) Side A: Go On Blues ; Side B: The Way I Feel 

McKinley, Ray and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-2736) Side A: Airizay ; Side B: Cincinnati 

McKinley, Ray and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-3436) Side A: I'm Not Too Sure Of My L'Amour ; Side B: I Wanna Be Loved 

McKinley, Ray and his Orchestra (Majestic 7223) Side A: Ivy ; Side B: Meet Me At No Special Place 

McKinley, Ray and his Orchestra (Majestic 7201) Side A: That Little Dream Got Nowhere ; Side B: Hangover Square 

McKinley, Ray and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-3377) Side A: The Missouri Walking Preacher ; Side B: Similau 

McPartland, Jimmy and his Orchestra (Decca 18042) Side A: China Boy ; Side B: Jazz Me Blues 

McPartland, Jimmy and his Orchestra (Decca 18441) Side A: Original Dixieland and One Step ; Side B: I'm All Bound 'Round With The Mason Dixon Line 

McPartland, Jimmy and his Orchestra (Decca 3363) Side A: Panama ; Side B: Eccentric 

McPartland, Jimmy and his Orchestra (Decca 18043) Side A: Sugar ; Side B: The World Is Waiting For the Sunrise 

[McShann, Jay] Witherspoon, Jimmy with Jay McShann and His Jazz-Men (Philo 108) Side A: Confessing The Blues ; Side B: Walking 

Memphis Jimmy/Tampa Red (RCA Victor 34-0748) Side A: Drifting ; Side B: I Can't Get Along With You 

Memphis Minnie Duo (Okeh 6707) Side A: Looking The World Over ; Side B: Black Rat Swing 

Memphis Slim and his House Rockers (Miracle M-125) Side A: Messin Around ; Side B: Midnight Jump 

Metronome All Star Band (Capitol 15039) Side A: Leap Here ; Side B: Metronome Riff 

Mezzrow, Milton "Mezz" and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10085) Side A: Comin' On With The Come On-Pt. 1 ; Side B: Comin' On With The Come On-Pt. 2 

Milburn, Amos (Aladdin 3032) Side A: Roomin' House Boogie ; Side B: Empty Arm Blues 

Miles, Lizzie (Columbia A-3897) Side A: Haitian Blues ; Side B: Sweet Smellin' Mama 

Miles, Lizzie (Brunswick 2462) Side A: My Pillow and Me ; Side B: Black Man 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-1564) Side A: American Patrol ; Side B: Song of the Volga Boatmen 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11429) Side A: At The Presidents Birthday Ball ; Side B: Angels Of Mercy . Note: Damaged 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10372) Side A: Blue Orchids-Fox Trot ; Side B: Baby Me-Fox Trot 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11382) Side A: Day Dreaming-Fox Trot ; Side B: A String Of Pearls-Fox Trot 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-1922) Side A: Give Me Five Minutes More ; Side B: Texas Tex 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1563) Side A: Here We Go Again-Fox Trot ; Side B: Long Time No See Baby 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10553) Side A: In An Old Dutch Garden-Fox Trot ; Side B: Starlit Hour-Fox Trot 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-1835) Side A: It Couldn't Be True! ; Side B: One More Tomorrow 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11079) Side A: It's Always You-Fox Trot ; Side B: Ida! Sweet As Apple Cider-Fox Trot 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (His Masters Voice B.D. 5612) Side A: Imagination-Fox Trot ; Side B: Star Dust 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1509) Side A: Juke Box Saturday Night-Fox Trot ; Side B: Sleep Town Train-Fox Trot 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10286) Side A: Little Brown Jug-Fox Trot ; Side B: Pavanne-Fox Trot 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-2411) Side A: Missouri Waltz ; Side B: Pavanne 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11480) Side A: On The Old Assembly Line ; Side B: When Johnny Comes Marching Home 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11110) Side A: The One I Love ; Side B: Sun Valley Jump 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1529) Side A: Rhapsody In Blue ; Side B: Along The Sante Fe Trail 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11029) Side A: Song Of The Volga Boatmen ; Side B: Chapel In The Valley 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10214) Side A: Sunrise Serenade ; Side B: Moonlight Serenade 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Victor 20-2337) Side A: The Sweetheart Of Sigma Chi ; Side B: Washington and Lee Swing 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10612) Side A: Tuxedo Junction ; Side B: Danny Boy 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-11438) Side A: When The Roses Bloom Again ; Side B: Always In My Heart 

Miller, Glen and his Orchestra (Victor 27933) Side A: Yesterday's Gardenias ; Side B: The Humming-Bird 

Millinder, Lucky and his Orchestra (Decca 18779) Side A: Darlin' ; Side B: All The Time 

Millinder, Lucky and his Orchestra (Decca 18496) Side A: When The Lights Go On Again ; Side B: That's All 

Milton, Roy and his Solid Senders (Milton, Roy 102) Side A: Red Light ; Side B: It Never Should Have Been This Way 

Mississippi Sheiks (Okeh 8784) Side A: Sitting On Top Of The World ; Side B: Lonely One In This Town 

Montgomery, Little Brother (Bluebird 6916) Side A: Out West Blues ; Side B: Leaving Town Blues 

Montgomery, Little Brother (Quintet) (Century 4010) Side A: Woman That I Love ; Side B: Swinin' With Lee 

Moore, Alice (Paramount 12973) Side A: Cold Iron Walls ; Side B: Have Money Blues 

Moore, Johnny (Three Blazers) (Exclusive 243) Side A: Better Watch What You Do ; Side B: I Love To Make Love To You 

Moore, Monette with Swing Shop Boys (Decca 7161) Side A: Rhythm For Sale ; Side B: Two Old Maids In A Folding Bed 

Morgan, Helen (Victor 27684) Side A: More Than You Know ; Side B: Give Me A Heart To Sing To 

Morrow, Buddy and his Orchestra (Victor 20-5295) Side A: I Wonder Why ; Side B: Heap Big Beat 

Morse, Miss Lee and her Blue Grass Boys (Silvertone 1301) Side A: Everybody Loves My Baby ; Side B: Better Shoot Straight With Your Mama 

Morton, Jelly Roll with Johnny Dunn and his Band (Hot Jazz Club of America 75) Side A: Buffalo Blues ; Side B: Sergeant Dunn's Bugle Call Blues 

Morton, Jelly Roll (Victor 20772) Side A: Hyena Stomp ; Side B: Billy Goat Stomp 

Morton, Jelly Roll (Bluebird B-8302) Side A: Strokin' Away ; Side B: Low Gravy 

Morton, Jelly Roll (Reissue 8) Side A: Wolverine Blues ; Side B: My Gal 

Mosely, Snub (Decca 7728) Side A: Swing with Mose ; Side B: The Man with the Funny Little Horn 

Moten, Bennie (Kansas City Orchestra) (Bluebird 6431) Side A: It's Hard To Laugh or Smile ; Side B: Hot Town 

Moten, Bennie (Kansas City Orchestra) (Victor 20995) Side A: Moten Stomp ; Side B: Clifford Haye's Louisville Stompers 

Mound City Blue Blowers (Brunswick 2581) Side A: Arkansas Blues ; Side B: Blue Blues 

Mound City Blue Blowers (Brunswick 2602) Side A: San ; Side B: Red Hot 

Murphy, Rose (Majestic 1219) Side A: Time On My Hands ; Side B: Wishing 

Music of Equitorial Africa (Ethnic Folkways Library 15) Side A: 1. Babinga Pygmy Chorus 2. Babinga Dance ; Side B: 1. Kouyou Medicine Song 2. Kouyou Women's Dance 

NML Dance Orchestra (NML 1208) Side A: Sometimes I'm Happy ; Side B: How Can A Girl Like You Like Me 

Negro Folk Music of Alabama Vol. 1, Secular (Ethnic Folkways Library 1484) Side A: Field Calls ; Side B: Brer Rabbit and the Alligators 

Negro Folk Music of Alabama Vol. 2, Religious (Ethnic Folkways Library 1488) Side A: Prayer ; Side B: 1. Prayer Meeting 2. Move Members Move 

New Orleans Blackbirds (Bluebird B-6611) Side A: Baby ; Side B: Red Head 

New Synco Jazz Band (Perfect 14178) Side A: Somebody's Wrong ; Side B: House of David Blues 

Nichols, Red and his Five Pennies (Brunswick 6160) Side A: Fan It ; Side B: How Long 

Nick and his Creole Serenaders (Circle 1018) Side A: Mo Pas Lemme Cas ; Side B: Sale Dame 

Noone, Jimmie and his Orchestra (Vocallion 2779) Side A: Apex Blues ; Side B: My Daddy Rocks Me 

Nora and Delle and their Ham Trio (Decca 7852) Side A: Army Camp Blues ; Side B: Get Away From My Window 

Okeh Syncopators (Okeh 40072) Side A: Nobody's Sweetheart ; Side B: Why Don't Ya Kiss That Girl? 

Oliver, Sy and his Orchestra (Decca 27094) Side A: Wagon Wheels ; Side B: I Ain't Got Nobody 

Olsen, George And His Music (Victor 19419) Side A: My Papa Doesn't Two-time No Time ; Side B: Superstitious Blues 

Original Dixieland Five (Victor 25524) Side A: Tiger Rag ; Side B: Skelton Jangle 

Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 18850) Side A: Bow Wow Blues ; Side B: Railroad Blues 

Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 18798) Side A: Dangerous Blues ; Side B: Royal Garden Blues 

Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 18564) Side A: Fidgety Feet ; Side B: Lazy Daddy 

Original Dixieland Jazz Band (Victor 18717) Side A: Margie ; Side B: Palesteena 

Original Memphis Five (Banner 1132) Side A: Bee's Knees ; Side B: Stop Your Kiddin 

Original Memphis Five (Perfect 14121) Side A: That Red Head Gal ; Side B: I Never Miss The Sunshine 

Original Pennsylvania Serenaders (Victor 19049) Side A: You Tell Her-I Shudder ; Side B: That Red Head Gal 

Oriole Orchestra (Brunswick 2473) Side A: South Sea Eyes ; Side B: Slow Poke 

Ory, Kid (Creole Jazz Band) (Crescent 5) Side A: Careless Love ; Side B: Do What Ory Say? 

Ory, Kid (Creole Jazz Band) (Crescent 3) Side A: Maryland ; Side B: Oh Didn't He Ramble 

Ory, Kid (Creole Jazz Band) (Crescent 1) Side A: South ; Side B: Creole Songs 

Ossman, Vess L. (Victor 1291) Side A: Creole Belles 

Ossman, Vess L. (Cort Record 282) Side A: Maple Leaf Rag ; Side B: Red Pepper Rag 

Ossman, Vess L. (Victor Monarch Record 151 ) Side A: The Stars and Stripes Forever 

Ossman-Dudley Trio (Victor 4659) Side A: Koontown Kaffe Klatsch 

Otis, Johnny (Orchestra) (Regent 1036) Side A: I Dream ; Side B: Hangover Blues 

Page, Hot Lips and His Orchestra (Continental 6003) Side A: Big "D' Blues ; Side B: It Ain't Like That 

Page, "Lips" and his Band (Apollo 1041) Side A: Open The Door, Richard ; Side B: Texas and Pacific 

Page, Hot Lips and His Orchestra (Continental 6017) Side A: They Raided The Joint ; Side B: Florida Blues 

Patricola, Isabelle (Vocalion 14676) Side A: If I Can't Get The Sweetie I Want ; Side B: Mama Goes Where Papa Goes 

Penny, Dr. Clarence (Victor 17694) Side A: Indianola Patrol-One Step ; Side B: Toots 

Phelps, Norman (Decca 5237) Side A: Talkin' Bout You ; Side B: Nobody's Business But My Own 

Pigmeat Pete and Catjuice Charlie (Columbia 14513-D ) Side A: Old Age Is Creeping Upon You ; Side B: Our Family Doctor 

Pollack, Ben and his Park Central Orchestra (Decca 2057) Side A: After You've Gone ; Side B: Looking At The World Thru Rose Colored Glasses 

Pollack, Ben Orchestra (Decca 1476) Side A: Have You Ever Been In Heaven? ; Side B: Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm 

Powell, Mel (Capitol 15056) Side A: Anything Goes ; Side B: That Old Black Magic 

Powell, Mel and his Orchestra (Commodore 544) Side A: The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise ; Side B: Mood At Twilight 

Powers, Ollie (Orchestra) (American Music 7) Side A: Play That Thing ; Side B: Blues For Rampart St. 

Preacher Stevens and his Orchestra (RPM 414) Side A: So Far Away ; Side B: Whoopin' And Hollerin' 

Price, Jessy and his Blues Band (Capitol 326) Side A: Sweet Man Blues ; Side B: Sleepy Baby Blues 

Price, Sam and his Texas Blusicians (Decca 8575) Side A: Do You Dig My Jive ; Side B: Boogie Woogie Moan 

Prince's Band (Columbia A1307) Side A: Too Much Mustard ; Side B: On The Mississippi 

Professor Longhair and his New Orleans Boys (Atlantic 906) Side A: Prof. Longhair Blues ; Side B: Walk Your Blues Away 

Profit, Clarence (Trio) (Decca 8527) Side A: Dark Eyes ; Side B: Azure 

Pryor, Arthur (Band) (Victor 16043) Side A: That Rag ; Side B: "Real Swing" March 

Pryor, Martha (Perfect 12113) Side A: Waitin' Around ; Side B: I'm Goin South 

Quintet Of The Hot Club Of France (Decca 41010) Side A: Belleville ; Side B: Liza 

Raderman's Roysterers/The Manhattan Dance Makers (Harmony 25-H) Side A: Want A Little Lovin' ; Side B: Brown Eyes-Why Are You Blue? 

Rainey, "Ma" and her Georgia Band (Paramount 12311) Side A: Rough and Tumble Blues ; Side B: Memphis Bound Blues 

Rainey, "Ma" (American Music 6) Side A: Those Dogs Of Mine ; Side B: Lucky Rock Blues 

Ravens, The (National 9085) Side A: There's Nothing Like A Woman In Love ; Side B: Careless Love 

Red Norvo's Nine (Capitol 15253) Side A: Bop ; Side B: I'll Follow You 

Reed, Jimmy (Vee Jay 226) Side A: You've Got Me Dizzy ; Side B: Honey, Don't Let Me Go 

Rhodes, Todd (Orchestra) (Vita-coustic 1001) Side A: Bell-Boy Boogie ; Side B: Flying Disc . Note: Damaged 

Rich, Fred (Radio Orchestra) (Hit of the Week K1) Side A: It's The Girl 

Ring, Blanche (Victor 60032) Side A: Come, Josephine, In My Flying Machine 

Robeson, Paul (Columbia 17381) Side A: John Henry ; Side B: Water Boy 

Rodgers, Ike (Duo) (Century 3003) Side A: It Hurts So Good ; Side B: Screenin' The Blues 

Rogers, Will (Victor 45347) Side A: A New Slant On War ; Side B: Timely Topics 

Rollini, Adrian (Decca 1132) Side A: Vibrollini ; Side B: Jitters 

Ross, "Black Face" Eddie (Victor 18815) Side A: Ross's Dog Trot ; Side B: Ross' Reel 

Ross, "Black Face" Eddie (Victor 19213) Side A: Ross' Ju Ju Man ; Side B: Ross' Florida Cracker 

6 and 7/8 Band, The (Circle 5002) Side A: High Society ; Side B: A. Tico Tico B. That Old Gang Of Mine 

Salt and Pepper (Cameo 1151) Side A: Holdin' the Sack ; Side B: Doodle-Doo-Doo 

Sandhills Sixteen (Victor 20903) Side A: Shine On Me ; Side B: What Sort O'Robes Do De Angels Wear? 

Doc Sausage and his Mad Lads (Regal 3251) Side A: You Got Me Cryin ; Side B: Rag Mop 

Sauter-Finegan Orchestra (Victor 20-4866) Side A: Doodletown Fifers ; Side B: Azure-Te (Paris Blues) 

Sauter-Finegan Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-5166) Side A: Stop Beatin' Round The Mulberry Bush ; Side B: Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum 

Sauter-Finegan Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-5307) Side A: Time To Dream ; Side B: The Honey Jump 

Savitt, Jan and his Top Hatters (Bluebird B-7733) Side A: That's A Plenty ; Side B: Futuristic Shuffle 

Scarce Crow, The (Varsity 6024) Side A: Easy Creeping Mama ; Side B: Shake My Tree 

Scott, Hazel (Signature 15025) Side A: A Rainy Night In G ; Side B: How High the Moon 

Seeley, Blossom and Benny Fields (Decca 28359) Side A: Jealous ; Side B: Dixie Dreams 

Senter, Boyd and his Senterpedes (Okeh 41059) Side A: Somebody's Wrong ; Side B: Enale Blues 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 26542) Side A: Adios,Mariquita Linda ; Side B: Frenesi 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1696) Side A: Bedford Drive ; Side B: Tabu 

Shaw, Art and his New Music (Vocalion 4401) Side A: The Blues-A ; Side B: The Blues-B 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Victor 27335) Side A: Dancing In The Dark ; Side B: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10178) Side A: Deep Purple ; Side B: Pastel Blue 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Victor 26563) Side A: Point Fall Asleep ; Side B: Gloomy Sunday 

Shaw, Artie and his Gramercy Five (Victor 20-1800) Side A: Hop, Skip and Jump ; Side B: Mysterioso 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10188) Side A: I'm In Love With the Honorable Mr. So and So ; Side B: Prosschai 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-1933) Side A: I Could Write A Book ; Side B: A Foggy Day 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10307) Side A: I Poured My Heart Into A Song ; Side B: When Winter Comes 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (RCA Victor 20-1932) Side A: Kasbah ; Side B: Lament 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Victor 20-1934) Side A: Make Love To Me ; Side B: Solid Sam 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Victor 27405) Side A: Moonglow ; Side B: My Blue Heaven 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-7875) Side A: Nightmare ; Side B: Non-Stop Flight 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Bluebird B-10202) Side A: One Night Stand ; Side B: One Foot In The Grave 

Shaw, Artie and his Gramercy Five (RCA Victor 20-1929) Side A: Scuttle Butt ; Side B: The Gentle Grifter 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Harmony 1016) Side A: Sobbin' Blues ; Side B: Copenhagen 

Shaw, Artie and his Orchestra (Victor 27230) Side A: Star Dust ; Side B: Temptation 

Sherwood, Bobby and Billy Butterfield's Orchestra (Capitol 10037) Side A: In the Dark ; Side B: Oh Lady Be Good. Note: Bobby Sherwood (side a), Billy Butterfield's Orchestra (side b) 

Sherwood, Bobbie and his Orchestra (Capitol 231) Side A: Snap Your Fingers ; Side B: Cotton Trail 

Short, Albert E. and his Tivoli Syncopaters (Vocalion 14600) Side A: Long Lost Mamma ; Side B: Sobbing Blues 

Singleton, Zutty (Band) (Capitol 10023) Side A: Crawfish Blues ; Side B: Cajun Love Song 

Sissle, Noble-Eubie Blake (Victor 19086) Side A: Down Hearted Blues ; Side B: Waitin' for the Eveniin' Mail 

Sissle, Noble-Eubie Blake (Victor 19253) Side A: Old Fashioned Love ; Side B: Sweet Henry 

Slim and Slam (Vocalion 4021) Side A: Flat Fleet Floogie ; Side B: Chinatown, My Chinatown 

Slim and Slam (Vocalion 4225) Side A: Tutti-Fruiti ; Side B: Look-A-There 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia A-3936) Side A: Bleeding Heart Blues ; Side B: Midnight Blues 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia A-3844) Side A: Down Hearted Blues ; Side B: Gulf Coast Blues 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia 14010) Side A: Haunted House Blues ; Side B: Eavesdroppers Blues 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia 14427) Side A: I'm Wild About That Thing ; Side B: You've Got To Give Me Some 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia A-4001) Side A: Jailhouse Blues ; Side B: Graveyard Dream Blues 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia 14115) Side A: Red Mountain Blues ; Side B: I've Been Mistreated And I Don't Like It 

Smith, Bessie (Columbia 14020) Side A: Sorrowful Blues ; Side B: Rocking Chair Blues 

Smith, Bessie (Circle 1017) Side A: St. Louis Blues Pt. 3 ; Side B: St. Louis Blues Pt. 4 

Smith, Clara (Columbia 3966) Side A: All Night Blues ; Side B: Play It 

Smith, Clara (Columbia 14026) Side A: Good Looking Papa Blues ; Side B: Don't Advertise Your Man 

Smith, Clara (Columbia 3961) Side A: Kind Lovin' Blues ; Side B: Down South Blues 

Smith, Clara (Columbia 14019) Side A: West Indies Blues ; Side B: The Clearing House Blues 

Smith, Effie (Gem 7 ) Side A: Effie's Blues ; Side B: I'm In The Groove Tonight 

Smith, Mamie and her Jazz Hounds (Okeh 4169) Side A: Crazy Blues ; Side B: It's Right Here For You 

Smith, Mamie and her Jazz Band (Okeh 4351) Side A: Dangerous Blues ; Side B: What Have I Done 

Smith, Mamie and her Jazz Hounds (Okeh 4856) Side A: Frankie Blues ; Side B: Mean Man 

Smith, Mamie and her Jazz Hounds (Okeh 4228) Side A: Mem'ries Of You Mammy ; Side B: If You Don't Want Me Blues 

Smith, Mamie and her Jazz Hounds (Okeh 4781) Side A: You've Got To See Mamma Ev'ry Night ; Side B: I'm Gonna Get You 

Smith, Stuff and His Onyx Club Boys (Decca 1287) Side A: Where is the Sun? ; Side B: Upstairs 

Smith, William and Versey Smith (Paramount 12505) Side A: Everybody Help the Boys Come Home ; Side B: When That Great Ship Went Down 

Smith, Willie (The Lion) (Decca 2269) Side A: Passionette ; Side B: Morning Air 

Smith, Willie (The Lion) and His Cubs (Decca 7074) Side A: Streamline Gal ; Side B: Harlem Boys 

Smokey Joe (Sun 228) Side A: Signifying Monkey, The ; Side B: Listen To Me Baby 

South, Eddie and His Alabamians (RCA Victor 21151) Side A: By The Waters of Minnetonka ; Side B: La Rosita 

Southern Sons (Bluebird 34-0712) Side A: I Want Two Wings ; Side B: Lord Have Mercy 

Southland Six, The (Vocalion 14476) Side A: Runnin' Wild ; Side B: Ivy (Cling To Me) 

Speciale, Mike and His Orchestra (Perfect 14536) Side A: I Love My Baby ; Side B: Don't Wake Me Up 

Spivey, Victoria and Johnson, Lonnie (Okeh 8652) Side A: Furniture Man Blues P.1 ; Side B: Furniture Man Blues P.2 

St. Louis Jimmy (Victor 20-2650) Side A: Dog House Blues ; Side B: Bad Condition 

Stafford, Jo with Lambert, Dave and his Vocal Choir With Paul Weston and His Orchestra (Capitol 57-604) Side A: Jolly Joe ; Side B: Smiles 

Stafford, Mary and Her Jazz Band (Columbia A3390) Side A: Down Where They Play The Blues ; Side B: I'm Gonna Jazz My Way Right Straight Thru Paradise 

Stoll, George And His Orchestra (Decca 976 ) Side A: The Girl Friend ; Side B: Swanee 

Stoneman, Ernest (Victor 20672) Side A: The Poor Tramp ; Side B: The Fate of Talmage Osborne 

Sutton, Ralph (Down Home 10) Side A: The Cascades ; Side B: Grace and Beauty 

Sweatman, Wibur Original Jazz Band (Columbia A2994) Side A: But ; Side B: Think of Me Little Daddy 

Sweatman, Wibur Original Jazz Band (Columbia A2596) Side A: The Darktown Strutters' Ball ; Side B: Good-Bye Alexander. Note: "Wilber" Misspelled 

Sweatman, Wibur Original Jazz Band (Columbia A2721) Side A: That's Got 'Em ; Side B: A Good Man is Hard to Find 

Sweatman, Wibur Original Jazz Band (Columbia A2611) Side A: Oh! You La! La! ; Side B: Indianola. Note: "Wilber" Misspelled 

Sweatman, Wibur Original Jazz Band (Columbia A2682) Side A: Ring Tail Blues ; Side B: Bluin' The Blues 

Sykes, Roosevelt (The Honey Dripper) (Decca 7833) Side A: 47th Street Jive ; Side B: My Supply Woman Blues 

Sykes, Roosevelt (The Honey Dripper) (Okeh 06542) Side A: Let The Black Have His Way ; Side B: Third Degree Blues 

Sykes, Roosevelt and his Original Honey Drippers (RCA Victor 20-3014) Side A: Time Wasted On You ; Side B: High As a Georgia Pine. Note: Marked "Not For Sale - Special Purpose Series" 

Tampa Blue Jazz Band (Okeh 4773) Side A: Four O'Clock Blues ; Side B: Loose Feet 

Tampa Red (RCA Victor 20-2432) Side A: Corrine Blues ; Side B: New Bad Luck Blues 

Tampa Red (Bluebird B-6498) Side A: She Don't Know My Mind P.2 ; Side B: Think You Need a Shot 

Tampa Red (Bluebird B-6578) Side A: That’s The Way I Do ; Side B: The Operator Special 

Tarheel Slim (Fury 1016) Side A: Wildcat Tamer ; Side B: Number 9 Train 

Taskiana Four (Victor 20185) Side A: Then He Brought Joy To My Soul ; Side B: Lead Kindly Light 

Tatum, Art (Decca 8502) Side A: Begin The Beguine ; Side B: Rosetta 

Tatum, Art (Asch 356-1) Side A: Fine and Dandy ; Side B: It Had To Be You 

Tatum, Art (Decca 18051) Side A: Lullaby of the Leaves ; Side B: Tiger Rag 

Tatum, Art (Asch 356-3) Side A: Sweet & Lovely ; Side B: Danny Boy 

Taylor, Billy (Big Eight) (Keynote K-615) Side A: Night Wind ; Side B: Carney-Val In Rhythm 

Taylor, Eva (Okeh 4740) Side A: I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate ; Side B: Baby Won't You Please Come Home 

Teagarden, Jack (Big Eight) (RCA Victor 40-0138) Side A: Say It Simple ; Side B: A Jam Session At Victor 

Temple, Johnny (Decca 7547) Side A: Big Leg Woman ; Side B: Between Midnight and Dawn 

Ten Cats and a Mouse (Capitol 15015) Side A: Ja-Da ; Side B: Three-Thirsty Jump 

Terry, Sonny Trio (Gramercy G-1004) Side A: Hootin' Blues ; Side B: Dangerous Woman 

Texas Blues Destroyers (Perfect 14341) Side A: Lenox Avenue Shuffle ; Side B: Down in the Mouth Blues 

Tharpe, Sister Rosetta and Price, Sam Trio (Decca 73274) Side A: Don't Take Everybody To Be Your Friend ; Side B: When I Move to the Sky 

Tharpe, Sister Rosetta (Decca 48022) Side A: God Don't Like It ; Side B: What Is the Soul of Man 

Tharpe, Sister Rosetta (Decca 2328) Side A: I Looked Down the Line (And I Wondered) ; Side B: God Don't Like It 

Tharpe, Sister Rosetta (Decca 8594) Side A: Just a Closer Walk With Thee ; Side B: I'm In His Care 

Tharpe, Sister Rosetta (Decca 2503) Side A: My Man and I ; Side B: That's All 

Tharpe, Sister Rosetta and Knight, Marie with Price, Sam Trio (Decca 74154) Side A: Up Above My Head, I Hear Music In The Air ; Side B: My Journey to the Sky 

Thomas, Rufus "Hound Dog" Jr. (Sun 181) Side A: Bear Cat ; Side B: Walking in the Rain 

Thornton, Willie Mae "Big Mama" with Kansas City Bill & Orchestra (Peacock 1612) Side A: Night Mare ; Side B: Hound Dog 

Three Deuces, The (Commodore 539) Side A: Jig Walk ; Side B: About Face 

Tristano, Lennie Trio (Keynote 680) Side A: I Surrender Dear ; Side B: Coolin' Off With Ulanov 

Trumbauer, Frank & His Orchestra (Brunswick 6912) Side A: Break It Down ; Side B: China Boy 

Tucker, Sophie with Ted Shapiro and His Orchestra (Columbia 4962) Side A: My Yiddishe Momme - P.1 ; Side B: My Yiddishe Momme - P.2 

Turner, Big Joe (Decca 7827) Side A: Careless Love ; Side B: Jumpin' Down Blues 

Turner, Joe (National 4009) Side A: Mad Blues ; Side B: Sunday Morning Blues 

Tuskegee Institute Singers (Victor 17688) Side A: Go Down Moses ; Side B: I Want to Be Like Jesus 

Tuskegee Institute Singers (Victor 18075) Side A: The Old Time Religion ; Side B: Heaven Song; Inchin' Along 

Tuskegee Institute Singers (Victor, 17890) Side A: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot ; Side B: Steal Away 

Valentines, The (Old Town 1009) Side A: Summer Love ; Side B: Tonight Kathleen 

Van Brunt, Walter (Victor 16862) Side A: Give Your Smiles to All the Boys but Keep Your Heart for Me ; Side B: Rag Pickings 

Van Eps, Fred (Pathé Actuelle 021088) Side A: The Oriole ; Side B: Grace and Beauty 

Vaughan, Sarah (Columbia 39207) Side A: Ave Maria ; Side B: City Called Heaven 

Vaughan, Sarah with George Treadwell's Orchestra (Musicraft 494) Side A: Everything I Have is Yours ; Side B: Body and Soul 

Vaughan, Sarah with Dizzy Gillespie and his Orchestra (Continental 6024) Side A: Mean To Me ; Side B: Signing Off 

Vaughan, Sarah (Mercury 70727) Side A: Never ; Side B: C'est La Vie 

Vaughan, Sarah (Musicraft 504) Side A: Tenderly ; Side B: Don't Blame Me 

Vaughan, Sarah and John Kirby and his Orchestra (Crown CR-109) Side A: You Go To My Head ; Side B: It Might As Well Be Spring. Note: John Kirby Billed First 

Victor Military Band (Victor 17764) Side A: I Want to Go to Tokio ; Side B: Blame it on the Blues 

Victor Military Band (Victor 17619) Side A: Memphis Blues, The ; Side B: Rag-a-Muffin Rag 

Victor Military Band (Victor 17044) Side A: Ragtime Violin ; Side B: Surprise Medley Overture 

Victor Military Band (Victor 175485) Side A: Sympathy Waltz ; Side B: Swanee Ripples Rag 

Victor Mixed Chorus (Victor 26546) Side A: Song Hits of the 20th Century ; Side B: Song Hits of the 20th Century 

Vinson, Eddie "Cleanhead" (King 4396) Side A: Queen Bee Blues ; Side B: Jump and Grunt 

Voorhees, Don and His Orchestra (Perfect 1478) Side A: The Sphinx ; Side B: Some Day 

WMCA Broadcasters (a-side) & The Dixie Stompers (b-side) (Harmony 283-H) Side A: All Alone Monday (from "The Ramblers") ; Side B: Alabama Stomp (from "Earl Carroll's Vanities"). Note: Ruby and Kalmar (a-side) & Johnson and Creamers (b-side) 

Wallace, Sippie (Okeh 8439) Side A: I'm a Mighty Tight Woman ; Side B: Bedroom Blues 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Bluebird B-11569) Side A: By The Light of the Silvery Moon ; Side B: Swing Out to Victory 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (His Master's Voice 5040) Side A: Dinah ; Side B: When Somebody Thinks You're Wonderful 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Bluebird B-10288) Side A: Georgia Rockin' Chair ; Side B: Ain't Misbehavin' 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Victor 24737) Side A: How Can You Face Me? ; Side B: Sweetie Pie 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Victor 25342) Side A: It's a Sin to Tell a Lie ; Side B: Big Chief De Sota 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Bluebird B-10136) Side A: Last Night a Miracle Happened ; Side B: Kiss Me With Your Eyes 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Victor 25536) Side A: The Meanest Things You Ever Did Was Kiss Me ; Side B: Bach Up To Me 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Bluebird B-10892) Side A: My Mommie Sent Me to the Store ; Side B: Dry Bones 

Waller, "Fats" (Victor 27765) Side A: Rockin' Chair ; Side B: Georgia On My Mind 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (His Master's Voice 1218) Side A: Shortnin' Bread ; Side B: My Very Good Friend the Milkman 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Victor 20-2216) Side A: There'll Be Some Changes Made ; Side B: You Stayed Away Too Long 

Waller, "Fats" and his Rhythm (Bluebird 30084) Side A: Your Socks Don't Match ; Side B: Up Jumped You With Love 

Washboard Sam and his Washboard Band (Bluebird B-7001) Side A: Back Door ; Side B: We Gonna Move 

Washboard Sam and his Washboard Band (Bluebird B-7328) Side A: Ladies' Man ; Side B: Beer Garden Blues 

Washington, Dinah (Mercury 70175) Side A: Lean Baby ; Side B: Never, Never 

Washington, Sister Ernestine B. (Disc 6039) Side A: Where Could I Go But To The Lord ; Side B: God's Amazing Grace 

Waterford, Crown Prince (Capitol Americana 40074) Side A: Move Your Hand, Baby ; Side B: Weeping Willow Blues 

Waters, Ethel and her Jazz Masters (Black Swan 2038) Side A: Dying With the Blues ; Side B: Kiss Your Pretty Baby Nice 

Waters, Ethel (Columbia 14458) Side A: Long Lean Lanky Mama ; Side B: Better Keep Your Eye On Your Man. Note: Side B Not Playable 

Waters, Ethel (Columbia 14365) Side A: Organ Grinder Blues ; Side B: West End Blues 

Waters, Ethel (Columbia 1871) Side A: Second Handed Man ; Side B: True Blue Lou 

Waters, Ethel (Columbia 1933) Side A: Waiting at the End of the Road ; Side B: Trav'lin' All Alone 

Watson, El and Cooksey (Victor 21440) Side A: El Watson's Fox Chase ; Side B: One Stock Blues 

Webb, Chick (Decca 2105) Side A: F.D.R. Jones ; Side B: I Love Each Move You Make 

Webb, Chick (Decca 1899) Side A: I'm Just a Jitterbug ; Side B: Azure 

Webb, Chick (Decca 1716) Side A: If Dreams Come True ; Side B: Squeeze Me 

Webb, Chick (Decca 1356) Side A: Love is the Thing So They Say ; Side B: That Naughty Waltz 

Webb, Chick (Decca 1273) Side A: Rusty Hinge ; Side B: Cryin' Mood 

Webb, Chick (Decca 2021) Side A: Wacky Dust ; Side B: Spinnin' The Webb 

Wettling, George and Chicago Rhythm Kings (Decca 18044) Side A: Bugle Call Rag ; Side B: Sister Kate 

Wheatstraw, Peetie (Decca 7589) Side A: Possum Den Blues ; Side B: Road Tramp Blues 

Whidby, Lula (Black Swan 2005) Side A: Home Again Blues ; Side B: Strut Miss Lizzie 

White, Georgia (Decca 7841) Side A: Come Around to My House ; Side B: Mama Knows What Papa Wants When Papa's Feeling Blue 

White, Georgia (Decca 7534) Side A: Dead Man's Blues ; Side B: Love Sick Blues 

White, Georgia (Decca 7652) Side A: How Do You Think I Feel ; Side B: Do It Again 

White, Georgia (Decca 7192) Side A: I'll Keep Sittin' On It (If I Can't Sell It) ; Side B: Trouble In Mind 

White, Georgia (Decca 7174) Side A: Rattlesnakin' Daddy ; Side B: There Ain't Gonna Be No Doggone Afterwhile 

White, Josh (Apollo 157) Side A: Apples, Peaches, and Cherries ; Side B: The Man Who Couldn't Walk Around 

White, Josh (Decca 73128) Side A: I Left a Good Deal in Mobile ; Side B: Did You Ever Love a Woman 

White, Josh (Decca 23654) Side A: Sometime ; Side B: Strange Fruit 

Whoopee Makers (Perfect 15104) Side A: Misty Mornin' ; Side B: Hottentot. Note: (crack with tape) 

Wilber, Bob (Commodore 583) Side A: Willie The Weeper ; Side B: Mabel's Dream. Note: Performed with his Wild Cats 

Williams, Clarence (Vocalion 3195) Side A: This Is My Sunday Off ; Side B: Let Every Day Be Mother's Day. Note: Performed with his orchestra 

Clarence Williams 

Clarence Williams 

Williams, Cootie (Capitol 289) Side A: Wrong Neighborhood ; Side B: Let's Do The Whole Thing Or Nothing At All. Note: Performed with his orchestra 

Cootie 

Williams, Fess (Brunswick 3589) Side A: Ozark Blues ; Side B: Alligator Crawl. Note: Performed with his Royal Flush Orchestra 

Williams, George (Columbia A3974) Side A: Satisfied Blues ; Side B: Double Crossin' Daddy. Note: Performed with Bessie Brown Fletcher (with Lemuel Fowler and J. Meller and Edith Smith) 

Williams, Jabo (American Music 8) Side A: Jab Blues ; Side B: Pratt City Blues 

Williams, Joe (Cincinnati 2300) Side A: 'Round The Clock Blues Part I ; Side B: Round The Clock Blues Part II. Note: Performed with the Three Chocolates 

Williams, L. C. (Dot 1052) Side A: You Never Miss The Water ; Side B: Trying, Trying 

Williams, Leona (Columbia A3599) Side A: Achin' Hearted Blues ; Side B: Struttin' Blues. Note: Performed with Her Dixie Band 

Williams, Mary (Decca 1021) Side A: Isabelle ; Side B: Corny Rhythm 

Williams, "Rubberlegs" (Haven 1000) Side A: Going Back To Washington Corner 7th and "T" ; Side B: Did You Ever Set Thinkin'?. Note: Performed with Band 

Williamson, "Sonny Boy" (RCS Victor 20-2521) Side A: Lacey Belle ; Side B: Polly Put Your Kettle On 

Williamson, "Sonny Boy" (Trumpet No.166) Side A: Mighty Long Time ; Side B: Nine Below Zero. Note: a-side: his Harmonica & Houserockers 

Williamson, "Sonny Boy" (RCA Victor 20-2056) Side A: Shake The Boogie ; Side B: Mean Old Highway 

Williamson, "Sonny Boy" (Bluebird 34-0722) Side A: Win The War Blues ; Side B: Check Up On My Baby- Blues . Note: (chipped) 

Williamson, "Sonny Boy" (Checker 834) Side A: Let Me Explain ; Side B: Your Imagination 

Wilson, Dooley (Decca 40006) Side A: As Time Goes By ; Side B: Knock On Wood 

Wilson, Edith (Columbia A3559) Side A: Wicked Blues ; Side B: Birmingham Blues. Note: Performed with the Original Jazz Hounds (chipped) 

Wilson, Edith (Columbia A3746) Side A: Evil Blues ; Side B: Pensacola Blues. Note: Performed with Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds 

Wilson, Edith (Columbia A3537) Side A: I Don't Want Nobody Blues ; Side B: The West Texas Blues. Note: Performed with Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds 

Wilson, Edith (Columbia A3506) Side A: Old Time Blues from "Put and Take" ; Side B: Frankie. Note: Performed with Johnny Dunn's Original Jazz Hounds 

Wilson, Lena (Brunswick 2464-A) Side A: Bleeding Hearted Blues ; Side B: Chirpin' The Blues. Note: piano by Porter Grainger 

Williams, Leona (Columbia A3642) Side A: It Makes No Difference Now ; Side B: Got To Cool My Doggies Now (Sweet N' Pretty Strut). Note: Performed with Her Dixie Band 

Yancey, Jimmy (Victor 26590) Side A: Five O'Clock Blues ; Side B: Tell 'Em About Me 

Yancey, Jimmy (Victor 26591) Side A: The Mellow Blues ; Side B: Slow And Easy Blues 

Yancey, Jimmy (Victor 27238) Side A: Yancey's Bugle Call- Fox Trot ; Side B: 35th And Dearborn- Fox Trot 

Yas Yas Girl, The (Vocalion 03638) Side A: Blues Everywhere ; Side B: I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water, No. 2 

Lee, Peggy (Capitol 218) Side A: Waitin' for the Train to Come In ; Side B: I'm Glad I Waited for You. Note: Performed with Dave Borbour Orchestra, Broken in 7 pieces 

Lee, Peggy (Capitol 263) Side A: Linger In My Arms A Little Longer, Baby ; Side B: Baby You can Count on Me. Note: (Broken) 

"Alexander Don't You Love Your Baby No More?" by Andrew B. Sterling (w) and Harry von Tilzer (m); Harry von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of lady singing to her man through an open window; description at top reads: "Terrific Coon Hit by the Writers of 'Hannah Won't You Open that Door?'" [Digital Copy],  1904 

"Alexander's Ragtime Band" by Irving Berlin (w/m); Ted Snyder Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of a band performing in a park gazebo; a photo inset of " that R.A.G.Trio" [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Any Rags" by Thos. S. Allen (w/m); George M. Krey Co. (Boston). Cover:drawing of African American calling out the title, while carrying a full sack over his shoulder" [Digital Copy],  1903 

"At the Coffee Cooler's Tea" by Alex Sullivan and Harry de Costa; M. Witmark & Sons (New York, Chicago). Cover: drawing of African Americans, dressed in finery, dancing under the stars; description "novelty jazz song" [Digital Copy],  1918 

"Back, Back, Back to Baltimore" by Harry Williams (w) and Egbert Van Alstyne (m); Shapiro, Remick and Company (New York). Cover:drawing of an angry African American hobo trudging through the snow with a knapsack over his shoulder; inset of a photo of Clarice Vance [Digital Copy],  1904 

"Bill Bailey, Won't You Please ---- Come Home?" by Hughie Cannon (w/m); Howley, Haviland & Dresser (New York, Chicago). Cover: two drawings, one of Bill Bailey's woman crying and another of him smiling" [Digital Copy],  1902 

"Jubilee March" by Samuel D. Brown (w/m), arranged by E. Durand; J.R. Bell (Leavenworth, Kansas). Cover:four caricature drawings of African Americans - in one, a group, dressed in finery, processes into a ballroom; in another, a group sits around a table eating watermelons; in another, a rural family dances a country dance; the final drawing is of a family preparing food in a kitchen [Digital Copy],  1881 

"The Bull-Frog Blues" by Tom Brown and Guy Shrigley; Will Rossiter (Chicago). Cover:drawing of a crying bullfrog; two photo insets: one of Tom Brown and another of the Brown Brothers saxophone sextet - five clowns in whiteface and one clown in blackface [Digital Copy],  1916 

" by the Campfire" by Percy Wenrich; Leo Feist (New York). Cover:drawing of an African American male playing a banjo [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Champagne Charlie is My Name" by George Cooper (w) and Alfred Lee (m); Wm. Hall & Son (New York). Cover: "sung by the San Francisco Minstrels" [Digital Copy],  1868 

"Cotton Hollow Harmony" by Chas. A. Mason (w) and Richard A. Whiting (m); Jerome H. Remick & Co. (Detroit, New York). Cover:drawing of an African American couple gazing into each other's eyes [Digital Copy],  1918 

"Dancing Down in Dixieland" by Abe Olman and Irving Bibo; Forster Music Publishing (Chicago). Cover: drawing of an elegant African American couple dancing, inset of a paddle wheeler" [Digital Copy],  1916 

"Darktown Barbacue" by Will Marion Cook (w/m); John H. Cook Publishing Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a bull's head with a string of flowers tied between the horns, caricatures of African American males stare out from the cow's eyes, while an African American female is painted on the cows forehead; "Music Supplement New York American and Journal, Sunday, April 16, 1905 [Digital Copy],  1904 

"Do Not Forget the Old Days" by Jean C. Havez (w/m); Lew Dockstader Pub. Co. (New York). Cover: photos of Lew Dockstader, one in blackface; "Songs Introduced by Lew Dockstader and His Great Minstrel Company" [Digital Copy],  1906 

"Down in Jungle Town" by Edward Madden (w) and Theodore Morse (m); F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. (New York). Cover: colorful drawing of thatched beach houses, surrounded by palm trees - two monkeys sit on the steps of the central hut; an internal description reads "a monkey ditty" [Digital Copy],  1908 

"Down on de Banks ob de Mississippi Ribber" by R. A. Browne (w) and Chas. Coleman (m); Frank Tousey's Publishing House (New York, London). Cover: drawing of an African American male lying on a river bank, fishing line between his toes, waiting for a catch; description reads "a Mississippi Cat-Fish Nig" [Digital Copy],  1896 

"Down South" by W. H. Myddleton; Jos. W. Stern & Co. (London). Cover: caricature drawings of four scenes labeled "Big Boot Dance," "Cake Walk," "Minstrels," and "Sand Dancers" [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Evah Dahkey is a King" by E. P. Moran & Paul Laurence Dunbar (w) and John H. Cook (m); Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co. (Chicago). Cover: caricature photo; "Music Supplement of the New York American and Journal. Sunday, October 26, 1902)" [Digital Copy],  1902 

"Ev'ry Little Bit Helps" by George Whiting (w) and Fred Fischer (m); Harry von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of two well dressed African Americans - the male is on his knees addressing the female, who has her back turned to him and her nose turned up" [Digital Copy],  1904 

"For Me and My Gal" by Edgar Leslie and E. Ray Goetz (w) and Geo. W. Meyer (m); Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. (New York). Cover: photo of the "Bowman Bros." - two Caucasian males, one in blackface" [Digital Copy],  1912 

"Good-Bye Mr. Ragtime (Since the Merry Widow Waltz has Come to Town)" by Wm. Jerome (w) and Jean Schwartz (m); Cohan & Harris Publishing Co. (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1908 

"Good Morning Carrie!" by R. C. McPherson (w) and Smith & Bowman (m); Windsor Music Co. (Chicago, New York). Cover:caricature of an African American male playing banjo and serenading an African American female who is looking out from her window; a photo inset shows singer Edgar Atchison-Ely dressed as a woman [Digital Copy],  1901 

"Happy Days in Georgia" by Chas Kuebler; Brehm Bros. (Erie, PA). Cover: drawing of an African American male performing on a five-string banjo, while a well-dressed African American couple dances in the background [all but the final page of music are missing]" [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Happy Little Nigs" by George Elliott; W. J. Dyer & Bro. (Saint Paul, Minnesota). Cover: drawing of young African Americans dancing as an older African American male plays the banjo; description reads "rag two step" [Digital Copy],  1897 

"He's a Rag Picker" by Irving Berlin; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of a Caucasian male playing piano, inset photo of McCormack & Irving" [Digital Copy],  1914 

"High Yellow Cake Walk and Two-Step" by F. Henri Klickmann; Frank K. Root & Co. (Chicago, New York). Cover:drawing of a well-dressed African American couple dancing [Digital Copy],  1915 

"Honey You're the Warmest Gal In Town" by Irving Jones (w/m); F. A. Mills (New York). Cover: photo of "Mr. J. Flatow and Miss K. Dunn" dressed in blackface [Miss K. Dunn appears to be a male]; "Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser. June 5, 1898" [Digital Copy],  1897 

"I Ain't Got No Happy Home to Leave" by J. Fred Helf (w/m); Feist & Frankenthaler (New York). Cover: "Supplement to the New York World. Sunday, March 4, 1900"; "Lew Dockstader's Greatest Hit" [Digital Copy],  1900 

"I Love Dat Man" by Dan Packard (w) and E. J. Simnes (m); Mill Bros. (New York). Cover: photo of Miss Alice Atherton, a Caucasian singer in front of a wall separating her from an African American vocal quartet; "Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser. July 10, 1898" description reads "a coon song" [Digital Copy],  1898 

"I Want My Lulu" by Lew. Dockstader (w) and Karl St. Clair (m); W. B. Gray & Co. (New York). Cover: photo of Lew. Dockstader in blackface; "A Disturbance in Coontown" [Digital Copy],  1897 

"I'm Gonna Bring a Watermelon to my Girl To-Night" by Billy Rose (w) and Con Conrad (m); B. Feldman & Co. (London). Cover:drawing of an African American male taking a watermelon to his girlfriend [Digital Copy],  1924 

"I've Said My Last Farewell (Toot-Toot-Good-Bye)" by Ed. Rose (w) and Fred Fischer (m); Helf & Hager Co. (New York). Cover: caricature drawing of an African American male waving goodbye to an African American female, as his train moves through a blizzard; photo inset of singer Cordella Mitchell" [Digital Copy],  1906 

"It Takes a Long Tall Brown-skin Gal to Make a Preacher Lay His Bible Down" by Marshall Walker (w) and Will E. Skidmore (m); Skidmore (Kansas City, MO). Cover:drawing of an African American minister walking away from a church with an African American woman - his Bible is left on the road; photo inset of singer Rae Samuels [Digital Copy],  1917 

"The Laughing Little Red-Head Coon" by Ellis G. Berg (w/m); Harry Tillmann & Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of a red-headed African American boy; "supplement to the N. Y. World. Jan. 14, 1900" description reads "a coon lullaby" [Digital Copy],  1899 

"Little Alabama Coon" by Hattie Starr; Willis Woodward & Co. (New York). Cover:photo of singer Miss Frankie M. Raymond [Digital Copy],  1893 

"Little Yaller Boy" by Hugh Morton (w) and Gustave Kerker (m); T. B. Harms (New York). Cover: "Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser. April 3, 1898" [Digital Copy],  1898 

"Mammy Blossom's 'Possum Party" by Arthur Fields (w) and Theodore Morse (m); Leo. Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of rural African Americans dancing to music made by a banjo player, an accordionist, and by wood blocks; photo inset of jack Connors Jr.(see 417)" [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose" by Raymond Egan (w) and Richard A. Whiting (m); Jerome H. Remick & Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover:photo of Al. Jolson [Digital Copy],  1916 

"Mammy's Lullaby" by Lee. S. Roberts; Forster Music Publisher Inc (Chicago). Cover: drawing of an evening scene with a little house and a steamboat in background; text on cover reads "close yoh dreamy eyes" [Digital Copy],  1918 

"Mandy Lane" by Wm. McKenna; Jerome H. Remick & Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover:drawing of a well dressed African American woman; photo inset of Otis Harlan [Digital Copy],  1908 

"Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin; John Stark & Son (St. Louis)" [Digital Copy],  1902 

"The Memphis Blues" by W. C. Handy; Joe Morris Music Co. (New York). Cover: photo of a Caucasian fiddle player (possibly Waiman); description reads "a southern rag" [Digital Copy],  1915 

"The Minstrel Boy" by Harry Rowe Shelley; Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York) [Digital Copy],  1882 

"Miss Caroline" by Thos. S. Allen; O. E. Story (Boston). Cover: drawing of an African American male singing and playing a five string banjo, while an African American female "makes eyes" at him; description reads "southern serenade song" [Digital Copy],  1914 

"Money" by Walter Stephens (w) and Wm. F. Braun (m); Frank K. Root & Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of an African American male with outfolded pockets saying "Wish I Had a Dime" [Digital Copy],  1907 

"My Honey Lou" by Thurland Chattaway; F. B. Haviland Publishing Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of an African American couple about to kiss; description reads "a darkey love song" [Digital Copy],  1904 

"My Ole Home in Alabama 'fo' de War" by H. P. Danks; G. D. Russell & Co. (Boston). Cover: drawing of a poor African American dreaming of an earlier, better life" [Digital Copy],  1875 

"Nobody has More Trouble than Me" by James Burris (w) and Chris Smith (m); Jos. W. Stern & Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of a scared African American male running away from a cemetery, saying "who dat say, who dat?" photo inset of singer May Irwin" [Digital Copy],  1905 

"Old Black Joe" by Stephen Foster, transcribed for piano by Eben H. Bailey; Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1885 

"Old Black Joe" by Stephen Foster, arranged by Louis A. Drumheller; Eclipse Publishing Co. (Philadelphia). Cover:drawing of an African American male picking cotton [Digital Copy],  1906 

"Old Folks at Home" by Stephen C. Foster; National Music Co. (Chicago). Cover: text at top reads "Way down upon de Swanee Riber" [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Old Virginia Shore" by J. High Stauffer (w/m); John Church Co. (Chicago). Cover: description reads "plantation song & chorus" [Digital Copy],  1886 

"Peaceful Henry" by Harry Kelly; Whitney-Warner Pub. Co. (Detroit - New York). Cover: description reads "a slow drag" [Digital Copy],  1901/03 

"Pickaninny Blues" by Harold G. Frost (w) and F. Henri Klickman (m); McKinley Music Co. (Chicago - New York). Cover: drawing of a peaceful log cabin scene at night; description reads "waltz lullaby" [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Pine Apple Rag" by Joe Snyder (w) and Scott Joplin (m); Seminary Music Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a pineapple [Digital Copy],  1910 

"Play that Barber Shop Chord" by Wm. Tracey (w) and Lewis F. Muir (m); J. Fred Helf Company (New York). Cover:photo of singer Bert Williams in blackface(see 479) [Digital Copy],  1910 

"Prohibition Blues" by Al. Sweet (w/m); M. Witmark & Sons (New York - Chicago). Cover:caricature of an exasperated African American male pointing to his wine glass, as a weeping waiter holds out his hand in a gesture of "no" - liquor bottle fly away on wings" [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Queen of the Ragtime" by Harry Powers; Belcher & Sons (Detroit). Cover: description reads "a syncopated two step" [Digital Copy],  1899 

"Rastus on Parade" by Kerry Mills; F. A. Mills (New York). Cover: description reads "characteristic two-step march for piano" [Digital Copy],  1895 

"Rockin' in de Win'"[of the Southern Dialect Songs series] by W. H. Neidlinger; Theodore Presser Co. (Philadelphia)" "Description: A Raccoon Lullaby" [Digital Copy],  1914 

"Rufus, Don't Tease Me" by George Totten Smith (w) and Harry von Tilzer (m); Shapiro, Bernstein, & von Tilzer (New York - Chicago). Cover:drawing of an African American couple dressed in finery; photo inset of singer Miss Marie Dressler [Digital Copy],  1900 

"Sam's Laugh" by Ed. O'Connor; Chas I. Davis Music Publisher (Detroit). Cover: drawing of a portly African American male engaged in a hearty laugh; description reads "characteristic march and two-step" [Digital Copy],  1906 

"Sing Me a Song of the South" by George A. Norton (w) and James W. Casey (m); M. Witmark & Sons (New York - Chicago). Cover: description reads "pathetic descriptive ballad" [Digital Copy],  1899 

"The Smiler" by Percy Wenrich; Arnett Delonais Co. (Chicago). Cover: caricature of an African American male stealing a watermelon, as an angry dog approaches him from behind" [Digital Copy],  1907 

"Susannah from Savannah" by George Evans, arranged by Theo. Northrup; Sol Bloom (Chicago - New York). Cover:drawing of a Caucasian male (possibly the composer/singer George Evans); caricatures of African American heads frame the cover [Digital Copy],  1897 

"That Alabama Jazbo Band" by W. Benton Overstreet; Will Rossiter (Chicago). Cover:caricature of an African American band; photo inset of Sophie Tucker [Digital Copy],  1918 

"That is a Habit I Never Had" by Walter Wilson (w/m); Howley, Dresser Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of a portly African American male smoking a cigar and staring into the distance, where workers toil; photo inset of singers Leighton & Leighton" [Digital Copy],  1904 

"That's Where My Money Goes" by Walter Daniels (w) and R. P. Lilly (m); Joe Morris Music Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of three African American males playing dice on a dockyard, while a banjo player sings nearby; photo inset of Reg. Merville" [Digital Copy],  1900 

"Tobasco" by Chas. L. Johnson; Jerome H. Remick & Co. (Detroit - New York). Cover: drawing of African American couples, dressed in finery, dancing at a ball; description reads "rag time waltz" [Digital Copy],  1909 

"Uncle Tom's Lament for Eva" by I. B. Woodbury; Oliver Ditson (New York). Cover: "He strikes his harp immortal. To Eva's gentle song" [Digital Copy],  1852 

"What Yer Can't Get Yer Got to do Without" by N. D. McDonnell (w) and John F. Rourke (m); Henry Krey Music Co. (Boston). Cover:drawing of a smiling African American male's face [Digital Copy],  1906 

"When Alexander Takes His Ragtime Band to France" by Alfred Bryan, Cliff Hess, and Edgar Leslie; Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder (New York). Cover: drawing of a marching band, with battle scenes in the background" [Digital Copy],  1918 

"When it's Cotton Pickin' Time in Tennessee" by Jack Caddigan (w) and James A. Brennan (m); Daly Music Publisher (Boston - New York). Cover: drawing of idyllic farm scene, where African Americans smile as they pick cotton" [Digital Copy],  1918 

"When Old Bill Bailey Plays the Ukalele" by Chas. McCarron and Nat Vincent; Broadway Music Corporation (New York). Cover:a drawing of an old African American man playing ukulele (See #147) [Digital Copy],  1915 

"When the Steamboats on the Swanee Whistle Rag-Time" by Jack Caddigan (w) and Jam. Brennan (m); O. E. Story (Boston). Cover:drawing of well-dressed African Americans dancing to a banjo player; background scene of a steamboat [Digital Copy],  1913 

"Why Adam Sinned" by Alex Rogers (w/m); The Gotham-Attucks Music Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of a serpent tempting a bust of "Eve" with an apple; photo inset of singer Aida Overton Walker" [Digital Copy],  1906 

"You Can Have It, I Don't Want It" by May Hill, Clarence Williams, and Armand J. Piron; Frank K. Root & Co. (Chicago - New York). Cover: drawing of an African American male playing banjo and singing, while a rooster stares down at him; photo inset of Miss Lillian Teece" [Digital Copy],  1917 

"You'se Just a Little Nigger, Still Youse Mine, All Mine" by Paul Dresser (w/m); Howley, Haviland & Dresser (New York). Cover: photo of Caucasian singer Kitty Mitchell; description reads "lullaby" [Digital Copy],  1898 

"Ain't that Just Like a Woman" by Claude Demitrius and Fleecie Moore; Preview Music Company (New York). Cover:photo of Louis Jordan [Digital Copy],  1946 

"Alabama Lullaby" by Cal DeVoll; Leo Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of exotic birds singing; description reads "a unique dreamy southern song" (see 315)" [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Alexander's Ragtime Band" by Irving Berlin; ABC Music Corporation (New York). Cover:drawing of a band performing in a park gazebo [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Anything is Nice if it Comes from Dixieland" by Grant Clarke, Geo. W. Meyer, and Milton Ager; Leo Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of an African American male playing a banjo, as a riverboat floats by in the background (see 321)" [Digital Copy],  1919 

"At the High Brown Babies' Ball" by Benny Davis, Sid Erdman, and Ernie Erdman; Leo Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of a well-dressed African American couple dancing, as a group of African American musicians perform in the background" [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Banjo-Pickaninnies" by T. Robin MacLachlan; Harold Flammer (New York). Cover: drawing of two rural African American boys playing banjo; description reads "a descriptive piano piece" [Digital Copy],  1928 

"Banjoing the Polly Wolly Doodle" by Milo Giovanni; Harold Flammer (New York). Cover: drawing of an African American male singing and playing banjo; note reads "sample copy - regular copies are printed on heavier paper" [Digital Copy],  1938 

"Rhyth-Mania" by Ted Koehler (w) and Harold Arlen (m); Mills Music (New York). Cover: caricature drawings of well-dressed African Americans dancing"Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea" [Digital Copy],  1931 

"The Blacksmith Blues" by Jack Holmes (w/m); Hill and Range Songs, Inc. (Beverly Hills). Cover:photo of singer Ella Mae Morse [Digital Copy],  1950/52 

"Blame it on the Two Black Crows" by Haven Gillespie (w) and Harry Harris (m); Milton Weil Music Co. (Chicago). Cover:drawing of two crows dressed in tuxedos [Digital Copy],  1927 

"Bob White (Whatcha Gonna Swing Tonight?)" by Johnny Mercer (w) and Bernie Hanighen (m); Remick Music Corporation (New York). Cover:drawing of a singing bird; photo of Benny Goodman [Digital Copy],  1937 

"Carelessly" by Charles and Nick Kenny (w) and Norman Ellis (m); Irving Berlin Inc. (New York). Cover:photo of Red Nichols [Digital Copy],  1936 

"Chlo-e (Song of the Swamp)" by Gus Kahn (w) and Neil Mor?t (m); Villa Mor?t (San Francisco). Cover:drawing of a swamp; photo inset of Ethel Waters [Digital Copy],  1927 

"Coal Black Mammy" by Laddie Cliff (w) and Ivy St. Helier (m); Leo Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of a peaceful scene with ducks flying over a cotton field; text at the top reads "the international fox trot success" (see 340)" [Digital Copy],  1921 

"Corn Pone Shuffle" by Stanford King; Harold Flammer (New York). Cover:drawing of a rural African American male dancing [Digital Copy],  1943 

"Cry Baby Blues" by Joe Young and Sam M. Lewis (w) and Geo. W. Meyer (m); Irving Berlin, Inc. (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1921 

"Darkey's Dream" by G. L. Lansing; McKinley Music Co. (Chicago). Cover: description reads "characteristic dance. Grade 3. A study in triplets, skips and dotted notes" [Digital Copy],  1927 

"Three Negro Poems" by Clement Wood (w) and Jacques Wolfe (m); G. Schirmer, Inc. (New York). Cover:abstract drawing of African American faces [Digital Copy],  1928 

"The Do I or Don't I Blues (The Undecided Blues)" by Elsie Janis (w/m); Irving Berlin, Inc. (New York). Cover: "featured by Elsie Janis in Puzzles of 1925" [Digital Copy],  1925 

"Don't Take away those Blues" by Joe McKiernan and Norman Spencer; Jerome H. Remick & Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover:drawing of well-dressed Caucasian couples dancing [Digital Copy],  1920 

"Dreamy Melody" by Ted Koehler, Frank Magine, and C. Naset; Jerome H. Remick & Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover: photo of "Art Landry and his Call of the North Orchestra" [Digital Copy],  1922 

"The Glory of Love" by Billy Hill; Peter Maurice Music Co. (New York). Cover:photo of singer Tommy Brookins [Digital Copy],  1936 

"Gotta be This or That" by Sunny Skylar (w/m); Harms Incorporated (New York). Cover:photo of Benny Goodman [Digital Copy],  1945 

"Harlem Rhythm Dance" by Clarence Williams (w) and Andy Razaf (m); Clarence Williams Music Publishing Co. (New York). Cover:photo of the three scamps [Digital Copy],  1933 

"Horses" by Richard A. Whiting and Byron Gay; Leo. Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of three horses with riders in a race; photo of the Oriole Orchestra; description reads "A Funny Fox Trot Song with Ukulele Accompaniment" [Digital Copy],  1926 

"Hot Lips" by Henry Busse, Henry Lange, and Lou Davis; Leo. Feist (New York). Cover: photo of Henry Busse holding a trumpet; description reads "a blues fox trot song" [Digital Copy],  1922 

"I Have Got the Blues To Day!" by Sarah M. Graham (w) and Mary E. Thompson (m); Gustave Blessner . "[This is a photocopy of a page in Victrola & 78 Journal, Spring 1996, which showcases this piece of sheet music. The text from the journal states: "Above is the cover of a piece of sheet music in Mike Montgomery's collection. It pre-dates the Civil War [...] Lyrics establish that "blues" here means unhappy or depressed: 'Life was a rosy dream I vow/It seems a horrid nightmare now!/Then I was gayest of the gay/But I have got the blues to day! 1850 

"I'm Drifting Back to Dreamland" by Florence Charlesworth and Charles Harrison (w) and Jack Sadler (m); Ted Browne Music Co. (Chicago). Cover: photo of "the Benson Orchestra of Chicago - Don Bestor Director" [Digital Copy],  1922 

"I'm Just Wild about Harry" by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake; M. Witmark & Sons (New York). Cover:drawings of various people's legs [Digital Copy],  1921 

"I've Got My Habits On" by Chris. Smith and Bob Schafer (w) and Jimmie Durante (m); Goodman & Rose Inc. (New York). Cover:drawing of African American male musicians; photo inset of singer Patricola [Digital Copy],  1921 

"In a Southern Cabin" by Ella Ketterer; Theodore Presser (Philadelphia) [Digital Copy],  1944 

"Is You is, or is You Ain't (Ma' Baby)" by Billy Austin and Louis Jordan; Leeds Music (New York). Cover: "from the Universal Picture Follow the Boys" [Digital Copy],  1944 

"Jazz Baby" by Blanche Merrill (w) and M. K. Jerome (m); Waterson, Berlin & Snyder (New York). Cover:drawing of well-dressed Caucasian couples dancing [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Jolly Darkies" by Karl Bechter; Allan & Co. (Melbourne - Sydney). Cover: drawing of African American men performing music, while another dances; description reads "piano duet" [Digital Copy],  1915 

"Just Friends" by Sam M. Lewis (w) and John Klenner (m); Robbins Music Corporation (New York). Cover: photo of "Red" McKenzie" [Digital Copy],  1931 

"Limehouse Blues" by Douglas Furber (w) and Philip Braham (m); Harms Incorporated (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1922 

"A Little Bit O' Honey" by W. G. Wilson (w) and Carrie Jacobs-Bond (m); Carrie Jacobs-Bond & Son (Hollywood). Cover:painting of an African American mother holding a child on her lap [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Magnetic Rag" by Scott Joplin; Jack Mills Inc. (New York). Cover: description reads "novelty piano solo" [Digital Copy],  1922 

"The Midnight Waltz" by Gus Kahn (w) and Walter Donaldson (m); Leo. Feist (New York). Cover: drawing of Caucasian couples dancing around a clock, indicating midnight; photo of the "Oriole Orchestra" [Digital Copy],  1925 

"Mississippi Mud" by Harry Barris (w/m); Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. (New York). Cover:photo of a Caucasian male playing violin [Digital Copy],  1927 

"My Creole Sue" by Gussie Davis; Hamilton S. Gordon. Cover: photo of two Caucasian male performers in blackface, one is dressed as a female; "sung by Charles E. Foreman with J. H. Haverly's Minstrels" - "Musical Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser, Oct. 9, 1898" [Digital Copy],  1898 

"My Mammy Knows" by Harry DeCosta and M. K. Jerome; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1921 

"My Sister Julie" by Charley Case (w/m); Charley Case. Cover: photo of Charley Case, a Caucasian male in blackface; "Musical Supplement of the Sunday Examiner" [Digital Copy],  1899 

"Oh Dem Golden Slippers" by James A. Bland; Mills Music Inc. (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1923 

"Old Man Jazz" by Gene Quaw; Jos. W. Stern & Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of silhouetted musicians; description reads "an eccentric fox-trot song" [Digital Copy],  1920 

"Paper Doll" by Johnny S. Black; Edward B. Marks Music Corporation (New York). Cover: drawing of a paper doll; photo of the Mills Bros., an African American vocal group" [Digital Copy],  1943 

"Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down in Dear Old Dixieland" by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Co. (New York). Cover:drawings of images of cotton and a riverboat [Digital Copy],  1922 

"Please Don't Jazz My Mammy's Lullaby" by John E. Broderick (w/m); Jerome H. Remick & Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover: drawing of a Caucasian male thinking about when he was a child, being held by his African American mammy . . . African American male musicians stroll past performing in a lively fashion" [Digital Copy],  1920 

"Rattle 'Em Bones" by Fred Rose (w/m); T. S. Denison & Company (Chicago) [Digital Copy],  1930 

"River, Stay 'way from My Door" by Mort Dixon (w) and Harry Woods (m); Shapiro, Bernstein, & Co. (New York). Cover: drawing of an African American male staring at a flooding river; photo inset of Billy Shaw [Digital Copy],  1931 

"Rodolph Valentino Blues" by Jack Frost (w/m); Jack Mills (New York). Cover:photo of Rodolph Valentino [Digital Copy],  1922 

"St. Louis Blues" by W. C. Handy (w/m); Handy Brothers Music Co. (New York). Cover:photo inset of W. C. Handy playing trumpet [Digital Copy],  1914/1942 

"Saint Louis Blues" by W. C. Handy (w/m); Handy Brothers Music Co. (New York). Cover:photo of Rudy Vall?e [Digital Copy],  1914 

"Saint Louis Blues" by W. C. Handy (w/m); Handy Brothers Music Co. (New York). Cover: photo of Nat "King" Cole and his band" [Digital Copy],  1914/1942 

"St. Patricks Day is a Bad Day for Coons" by Irving Jones; Sol Bloom (New York). Cover: photo of Lew Dockstader in blackface; "Music Supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser, Sunday, Sept. 8, 1901" [Digital Copy],  1901 

"Shake Rattle and Roll" by Charles Calhoun; Progressive Music Co. (New York). Cover:photo of Joe Turner [Digital Copy],  1954 

"Short'nin' Bread"edited by Clement Wood (w) and Jacques Wolfe (m); Harold Flammer Incorporated. Cover:drawing of an African American woman [Digital Copy],  1928 

"Sing and Old-Fashioned Coon Song" by Kathleen Wooffitt (w) and Phyllis Mayhead (m); Cecil Lennox Ltd. (London). Cover:drawing of an African American male singing and playing banjo [Digital Copy],  1932 

"Soothing" by Ted Fiorito and Eddie Storman; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. (New York). Cover:photo of the Oriole Terrace Orchestra of Detroit [Digital Copy],  1922 

"Stay in Your Own Back Yard" by Karl Kennett (w) and Lyn Udall (m); M. Witmark & Sons (New York). Cover: description reads "pickaninny ballad" [Digital Copy],  1899 

"Summertime" by DuBose Heyward (w) and George Gershwin (m); Gershwin Publishing Corp. (New York). Cover:drawing of an African American couple about to kiss; from Porgy and Bess [Digital Copy],  1935 

"Sweet Mamma (Papa's Getting Mad)" by Fred Rose, George A. Little, and Peter L. Frost; Jack Mills Inc. (New York). Cover: photo of "Sophie Tucker and Her Kings of Syncopation" [Digital Copy],  1920 

"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"arranged by F. Henri Klickmann; Mills Music Inc. (New York). Cover: description reads "negro spiritual" [Digital Copy],  1926 

"Take 'em to the Door (that's all there is, there ain't no more) Blues" by Billy Rose and Benny Davis (w) and Ray Henderson (m); Ager, Yellen & Bornstein Inc. (New York). Cover: drawing of a dejected looking Caucasian male, as a Caucasian female enters her house without him; photo inset of Healy & Cross" [Digital Copy],  1925 

"Tears from My Inkwell" by Mort Dixon (w) and Harry Warren (m); M. Witmark & Sons (New York). Cover:photo of Red Norvo [Digital Copy],  1939 

"That's Why Darkies Were Born" by Lew Brown and Ray Henderson; De Sylva, Brown and Henderson (New York). Cover: "from George White's Scandals" [Digital Copy],  1931 

"There'll Be Some Changes Made" by Billy Higgins (w) and W. Benton Overstreet (m); Edw. B. Marks Music Co. (New York). Cover:Genuine Struttin'-Blues series by natural born writers of "blues", Listing of songs (See #288)" [Digital Copy],  1923 

"Tickled to Death" by Chas. Hunter; Chas. K. Harris (New York - Chicago). Cover: photograph of three African American boys smiling; photo credit: Geo. E. Matthews & Co., 1892 [Digital Copy],  1899 

"Truckin'" by Ted Koehler (w) and Rube Bloom (m); Mills Music (New York) [Digital Copy],  1935 

"Turkey in the Straw" arranged by Calvin Grooms; Century Music Publishing Co. (New York). Cover: caricature of two African American males; description reads "characteristic dance novelty based on the famous old melodies 'Old Zip Coon' and 'Turkey in de Straw'" [Digital Copy],  1927 

"12th Street Rag" by Euday L. Bowman; J. W. Jenkins Son's Music Co. (Kansas City). Cover:drawing of a Caucasian couple dancing on 12th street [Digital Copy],  1921 

"The Voodoo Man" by Williams & Walker; Hurtig & Seamon (New York). Cover: photos of African American performers Williams & Walker staring at a drawing of a strange creature with large eyes; "music supplement of the New York Journal and Advertiser, Sunday, May 12, 1901" [Digital Copy],  1900/01 

"Wang-Wang-Blues" by Gus. Mueller, "Buster" Johnson, and Henry Busse; Leo. Feist Inc. (New York). Cover:photograph of Van & Schenk [Digital Copy],  1921 

"Way Down in Birmingham" by Erwin F. and Jacob L. Kleine (w) and Harold Dixon (m); Dixon-Lane Pub. Co. (Chicago - St. Louis). Cover: drawing of a Caucasian male boarding a train, as an African American male loads his luggage" [Digital Copy],  1919 

"When Chloe Sings a Song" by Harry B. Smith (w) and John Stromberg (m); Weber, Fields & Stromberg (New York). Cover:drawing of flying birds; photo inset of Lillian Russell [Digital Copy],  1899 

"When the Robert E. Lee Arrives in Old Tennessee (All the Way from Gay Paree)" by J. Keirn Brennan (w) and Paul Cunningham (m); M. Witmark & Sons (New York - Chicago). Cover: drawing of the steam boat, Robert E. Lee, arriving at a dock - there is much celebration by the all black crew and crowd" [Digital Copy],  1928 

"Will You Love Me Darling when I'm Old?" by Arthur Lamb (w) and Fred V. Bowers (m); Jos. W. Stern & Co. (New York). Cover: photograph of Fred. V. Bowers; "sentimental ballad sung by James Barardie with Gus Hills Minstrels" [Digital Copy],  1920 

"Worryin' Blues" by Gus Kahn (w) and Phil Spitalny and Stubby Gordon (m); Sam Fox Pub. Co. (Cleveland - New York). Cover:caricature of a crying African American female face [Digital Copy],  1924 

"The Zinga Zula Man" by Edward Madden (w) and Ben M. Jerome and Louis A. Hirsch (m); Chas. K. Harris (New York - Chicago). Cover:caricature of an African male clothed as a fusion of European servant and Zulu warrior [Digital Copy],  1910 

"After I've Called You Sweetheart (How Can I Call You Friend)" by Bernie Grossman (w) and Little Jack Little (m); Milton Weil Music Co. (Chicago). Cover Only. Cover:photo of Nick Lang and Geo. Voelk [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Alabama Lullaby" by Cal DeVoll; Leo Feist Inc. (New York). Cover:Art deco scene with Birds (see #158) 1919 

"Alexander's back From Dixie (With His Ragtime Band)" by Lew Colwell (w) and Pete Wendling (m); Lee S. Roberts (Chicago). Cover:African American bandparading in uniform (see #159) [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Along the Rocky Road to Dublin" music by Bert Grant; words by Joe Young. Cover: photograph of singer Blanche Ring [Digital Copy],  1915 

"Anything Is Nice If It Comes From Dixieland" words by Grant Clarke, George W. Meyer, and Milton Ager. Cover: drawing of an African American man playing banjo on a riverbank; photo inset of a woman (see #162) [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Banjo-Pickaninnies" by T. Robin MacLachlan; Harold Flammer, Inc. (New York). Cover:description reads: "A Descriptive Piano Piece" [Digital Copy],  1928 

"Before the World Began" by Andrew B. Sterling (w) and Alfred Solman (m); Joe Morris Music Co. (New York) [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Ben Hur March" by E.T. Paull; E.T. Paull Music (New York). Cover:drawing of a Chariot race at the Hippodrome (Circus maximus, ancient Roman arena) one can see rows of spectators on both sides and in the middle others standing on the fence (spina) [slight differences in cover from 56.71] 1894 

"Break the News to Mother" by Chas K. Harris; Chas K. Harris (New York -- Chicago). Cover:photo of a mortally wounded soldier with three of his comrades. [Digital Copy],  1897 

"The Burning of Rome" by E.T. Paull; E.T. Paull (New York). Cover: drawing of the city of Rome burning; description reads: "march-twostep" [Digital Copy],  1903 

" bye Bye Birdie" by Lee Adams (w) and Charles Strouse (m); Edwin H. Morris and Co., Inc. (New York). Cover:shows a listing of all performers in Edward Padula's production Bye Bye Birdie"Kids!" [Digital Copy],  1960 

"Call Me Darling" by Bert Reisfeld, Mart Fryberg, and Rolf Marbot, orig. German text (Sag mir Darling) translated by Dorothy Dick; Santly Bros., Inc. (New York)" [Digital Copy],  1931 

"Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" by James Bland (w/m), revised and edited by Harold Potter; Morris Music (Philadelphia). Cover:drawing of an African American female picking cotton [Digital Copy],  1934 

"Celestial Voices" by Rose Morris; F.B. Haviland (New York) - Cover Only. Cover:drawing of Angels [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Coal Black Mammy" by Laddie Cliff (w) and Ivy St. Helier (m); Leo Feist, Inc. (New York). Cover:illustration of a peaceful Cotton Field (see #182) [Digital Copy],  1921 

"Creole Bells" by J. Bodewalt Lampe; Whitney - Warner Publishing Cp. (Detroit). Cover:drawing of a garland and bells with photo insets of various women [Digital Copy],  1901 

"The Dance of the Grizzly Bear" by Irving Berlin (w) and George Botsford (m); Ted Snyder Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of two grizzly bears flanking a photo inset of Tim Mc Mahon [Digital Copy],  1910 

"The Darktown Strutters' Ball" by Shelton Brooks; Leo Feist, Inc. (New York) [Digital Copy],  1945 

"Do You Remember?." by F.E. Weatherly (w) and H.J. Wrightson; The B.F. Wood Music Co (Boston). Cover: text reads: "song with Cello obligato" [Digital Copy],  1898 

"Don't Be Angry with Me Darling" by W.L. Gardner (w) and H.P. Danks (m); Charles W. Harris (New York) [Digital Copy],  1871 

"Don't You Remember" or "Ben Bolt" by Thomas Dunn English (w) and Nelson Kneass (m); Dana T. Bennett Co. (New York). Cover: Photos of Gecko, Svengali & Trilby, Mme. Vinard, Little Billee- Taffy- The Laird, Angele & Zou-Zou; Text reads: "as sung by Miss Phyllis Neilson-Terry in the play of 'TRILBY'" [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Grow" by Andrew B. Sterling (w) and Harry Von Tilzer (m); Shapiro, Remick and Co. (New York). Cover:Drawing of a cotton field; photo inset of Geo. H. Diamond [Digital Copy],  1901 

"Dreaming" by Archibald Joyce; Leo Feist, Inc. (New York). Cover:Drawing of a woman with flowers; text reads: "Valse Boston" [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Down in Jungletown" by Edward Madden (w) and Theodore Morse (m); F.B. Haviland (New York). Cover:drawing of thatched buildings near a Jungle; photo insets of Edward Madden,Theodore Morse, and Maud Clement (see 52.29 and #358a) 1908 

"Echoes From Old Mobile" by Walter E. Petry; The S. Brainards Sons Co. (New York -- Chicago). Cover:Photo of a young boy leaning against a piano [Digital Copy],  1899 

"Everybody's Doin' It Now" by Irving Berlin; Ted Snyder Co (New York). Cover:drawing of a dancing couple; photo inset of Master Jack Ranahan [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Fantasia - Variations" by W.C. Polla; Vandersloot Music Publishing Co. (Williamsport, PA). Cover:drawing of trees [Digital Copy],  1910 

"For You" by Al Dubin (w) and Joe Burke (m); M. Whitmark and Sons (New York). Cover:drawing of a woman serenaded by her admirer [Digital Copy],  1930 

"The Gaby Glide" by Harry Pilcer (w) and Louis A. Hirsch (m); Shapiro Music Publishing (New York). Cover:photo of a Caucasian couple dancing [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Ziegfeld Follies 1918" by Gene Buck (w) and Dave Stamper (m); T.B. Harms (New York). Cover:photo collage of twenty Ziegfeld girls [Digital Copy],  1918 

"Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France" by C. Francis Reisner and Benny Davis (w) and Billy Baskette (m); Leo Feist, Inc. (New York). Cover:drawing of an American soldier shaking hands with a French soldier across a symbolic representation of the United States and Europe during World War I [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Greeting to the Yellow and Blue" by John Emil Wimmerstedt; John E. Wimmerstedt (Brooklyn, NY). Cover:drawing of the Swedish and American flags;text reads "Royal Grand March dedicated in Honor of his Royal Highness Prince Wilhelm of Sweden" [Digital Copy],  1908 

"He's A Rag Picker" by Irving Berlin; Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder, and Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a man playing piano; photo inset of Chretienne & Louisette [Digital Copy],  1914 

"Homesick Blues" by Cliff Hess; Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co. (New York). Cover:idyllic drawing of a house and birds on a branch; photo inset of Nora Bayes [Digital Copy],  1916 

"The Horse Trot" by Uriel Davis; Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York -- Detroit). Cover:drawing of a Caucasian couple dancing on a yellow carpet [Digital Copy],  1912 

"How'd You Like To Be My Daddy" by Joe Young and Sam M. Lewis (w) and Ted Snyder (m); Waterson, Berlin, and Snyder Co. (New York). Cover:photo of two women superimposed over a drawing of an exotic garden scene [Digital Copy],  1918 

"I Feel You Near Me" by Joseph McCarthy (w) and James Hanley (m); Red Star Music Company (New York). Cover:photo of John McCormack and a photo a Caucasian couple [Digital Copy],  1930 

"I Love Her Oh! Oh! Oh!" by Joe McCarthy and E.P. Morgan (w) and James V. Monaco (m); Broadway Music Corp. (New York). Cover:drawing of a dancing man; photo inset of Al Jolson [Digital Copy],  1913 

"I Wonder Whom I'll Marry" by C.M.S. McLellan (w) and Ivan Caryll (m); Chappell and Co. Ltd. (New York). Cover: text reads "The Little Cafe - a Musical Play in Three Acts" [Digital Copy],  1913 

"If We Can't Be The Same Old Sweethearts We'll Just Be The Same Old Friends" by Joe McCarthy (w) and Jimmie V. Monaco (m); Leo Feist, Inc. (New York). Cover:a Caucasian couple on a park bench [Digital Copy],  1915 

"I'm A Real Kind Mama (Lookin' For A Lovin' Man)" by Roger Graham (w) and Maceo Pinkard (m); Frank K. Root and Co. (Chicago -- New York). Cover:a drawing of a woman wearing a massive hoopskirt (Tricolor outfit: red, white, and blue)" [Digital Copy],  1917 

"In Dear Old Tennessee" by Olive L. Frields (w) and Harry L. Newman (m); Shapiro Music Publisher (New York). Cover:drawing of a rural landscape with a cottage; photo inset of Sallie Randall. [Digital Copy],  1909 

"In The Garden" by Archie Fletcher (w) and Arthur Lang (m); Joe Morris Music Company (New York). Cover:photo of John Bunny [Digital Copy],  1914 

"In the Wildwood Where the Blue-Bells Grew" by Herbert H. Taylor; New York Publishing House (New York). Cover: Blue-bell flowers, woods, and a house in the distance 

"The Invitation Rag" by Les Copland; Jerome H. Remick (New York - Detroit). Cover Only. Cover:photo of Les Copeland [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"The Island of Roses and Love" by Earle G. Jones (w) and Neil Morfet (m); Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York). Cover:Photo of Lillian Russell [Digital Copy],  1911 

"It's Anybody's Spring" by Johnny Burke (w) and James Van Heusen (m); Burke and Van Heusen, Inc. (New York). Cover:Mountains in the Background with superimposed photos of Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour; from The Road to Utopia" [Digital Copy],  1945 

"Jealous" by Tommie Malie and Dick Finch (w) and Jack Little (m); Henry Waterson Inc. (New York). Cover:drawing of a woman with a red hat and a red ribbon [Digital Copy],  1924 

"Just a Gigolo (Sch?ner Gigolo)" by Julius Brammer (w) and Leonello Casucci (m), translated by Irving Caesar; De Sylva, Brown, and Henderson, Inc. (New York) [Digital Copy],  1930 

"Keep Smiling At Trouble (Trouble's a Bubble)" by Al Jolson and B.G. De Sylva (w) and Lewis Gensler (m); Harms Incorporated (New York). Cover:photo of Al Jolson [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Kentucky Dream" by Agnetta Floris (w) and S.R. Henry and D. Onivas (m), translated by Frank H. Warden; Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York). Cover:a Photoof Mabel Norman [Digital Copy],  1918 

"Kiss and Make Up" by Ned Miller (w) and Al Bogate and Carl Hoefle (m); Leo Feist Inc. (New York). Cover:drawing of a Caucasian couple leaning in for a kiss; photo inset of Ralph Jones [Digital Copy],  1927 

"Les Filles De Cadix (The Maids of Cadiz)" by Alfred De Musset (w) and Leo Delibes (m); Robbins Music Corporation (New York). Cover:Photo of Jeanette MacDonald [Digital Copy],  1944 

"The Last Round-Up" by Billy Hill; Shapiro, Bernstein and Co. (New York). Cover:silhouette drawing of a cowboy on his horse; photo insets of George Olsen and Joe Morisson [Digital Copy],  1933 

"Listen To That Jungle Band" by Al. Bryan (w) and Kendis and Paley (m); Shapiro Music Publisher (New York). Cover:exotic animals singing and playing musicin jungle; photo inset of Sydney Gibson. (see #68) [Digital Copy],  1910 

"Little Grey Home In The West" by D. Eardley-Wilmot (w) and Hermann L?hr (m); Chappell and Co. Ltd. (New York) [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Liza Smile! Smile! Smile!" by James M. Reilly (w) and Arthur Gillespie (m); Reilly and Co. (Albany, New York). Cover:photo of Miss Annie Kenwick [Digital Copy],  1901 

"The Love Nest" by Otto Harbach and Frank Mandel (w) and Louis A. Hirsch (m); Victoria Publishing Corp. (New York) [Digital Copy],  1920 

"Ma Lady Lu" by Chas. W. Doty (w) and Edwin S. Brill (m); Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. (New York). Cover:photo of the Clemence Sisters (Violet and Rose) [Digital Copy],  1902 

"Mammy Jinny's Jubilee" by L. Wolfe Gilbert (w) and Lewis F. Muir (m); F.A. Mills (New York). Cover: drawing of a large crowd coming to visit "Mammy Jinny," most of the crowd bears gifts - a chicken, a watermelon, flowers; photo inset of Gillen Beck and Frazer. (see #74)" [Digital Copy],  1913 

"Mammy's Lullaby" by J. Will Callahan (w) and Lee S. Roberts (m); Forster Music Publisher (Chicago). Cover: drawing of sunset over a river; description reads "a dreamy southern waltz" (see 431)" [Digital Copy],  1918 

"Mammy's Shufflin' Dance" by L. Wolfe Gilbert (w) and Melville J. Gideon (m); Will Rossiter (Chicago). 5 Identical Copies. Cover: drawing of flowers, and an African American dancing; photo inset of Grace Wilson 1911 

"Marta, Rambling Rose of the Wildwood" by L. Wolfe Gilbert (w) and Moises Simons (m); Edward B. Marks Music (New York). Cover:photo of a man (Arthur Tracy?) [Digital Copy],  1931 

"Maybe" by Allan Flynn and Frank Madden; Robbins Music Corporation (New York). Cover:photo of Phil Regan [Digital Copy],  1935 

"The Melody That Made You Mine" by Cliff Friend (w) and W.C. Polla (m); Shapiro, Bernstein, and co. (New York). Cover:photo of Vincent Lopez playing piano [Digital Copy],  1925 

"Midnight Schottisch" by Francis H. Brown; Firth, Pond, and Co. (New York). Cover:dancing people at a ball [Digital Copy],  1852 

"Mister Morton, Stop Your Coutrin'" by Charles Horwitz (w) and Frederick V. Bowers (m); Sol Bloom (Chicago). Cover:drawing of a woman peering from behind a tree; photo inset of The Nichols Sisters [Digital Copy],  1901 

"Moving Day in Jungle Town" by Harry B. Smith (w) and Maurice Levi (m); Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a Teddy Roosevelt, in safari gear, shooting at a lion" [Digital Copy],  1909 

"My Creole Sue" by Gussie L. Davis; Hamilton S. Gordon (New York). Cover:photo of Chase E. Foreman [Digital Copy],  1898 

"My Department Store Girl" by Dick Thomas; Hylands, Spencer, and Yeager, Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a well-dressed woman [Digital Copy],  1900 

"My Gee-Gee From the Fiji Isles" by Lew Brown (w) and Albert von tilzer (m); Broadway Music Corp. (New York). Cover: drawing of a black woman in an exotic dress performing in a circus, as an older white man looks longingly on" [Digital Copy],  1920 

"My Kid" by Al Dubin, Jimmy McHugh, and Irwin Dash; Jack Mills Inc. (New York). Cover:drawing of a young boy (little Jimmie Jr); photo inset of Belle Baker [Digital Copy],  1924 

"My! My!" by Frank Loesser (w) and Jimmy McHugh (m); Famous Music Corporation (New York) [Digital Copy],  1940 

"My, What A Funny Little World This Is!" by Lewis and Bennett; Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York). Cover:a contemplative man ; photo inset of Carrie Reynolds [Digital Copy],  1910 

"The Nation's Song" by Prof. J.M. Munyon, L.L.D.; M.D. Swisher (Philadelphia). Cover:scenes of patriotic drawings, in the middle a photo inset of a man sitting on a chair" [Digital Copy],  [1898?] 

"No Wonder I'm Happy (My Baby's In Love With Me" by Benny Davis and Harry Akst; Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York).(2 copies). Cover:no/ graph. 1927 

"Now That I Have You" by Harrison, Cato, and Wilhite (w) and Rubinoff (m); Harry Bloom Inc. (New York). Cover:a tree and on the left side a mans silhouetteon the right side a woman's silhouette [Digital Copy],  1932 

"Oh How That Woman Could Cook" by Gus Kahn (w) and Grace Le Boy (m); Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover:a drawing of a woman cooking and baking; photo inset of Sam Chip and Mary Marble [Digital Copy],  1914 

"Old Folks At Home" by Louis A. Drumheller; Joseph Morris (Philadelphia). Cover:a drawing of an old African American couple in front of thefireplace (see 102) [Digital Copy],  1907 

"On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)" by Alan Jay Lerner (w) and Burton Lane (m); Chappell and Co. (New York). Cover:Blue sky with a window in the middle. 1965 

"Only A Smile" by Eldred Edson (w) and J.S. Zamecnik; Sam Fox Pub. Co. (Cleveland - New York). Cover:a drawing of a woman's portrait [Digital Copy],  1921 

"Over There" by George M. Cohan; Leo Feist Inc. (New York). Cover:a drawing of four soldiers singing and one of them is playing Banjo [Digital Copy],  1917 

"Pal Of My Cradle Days" by Marshall Montgomery (w) and Al Piantadosi (m); Leo Feist Inc. (New York). Cover:a drawing of a woman rocking a Cradle ;a photo inset of Harry Rappi [Digital Copy],  1925 

"The Perfect Song" by Clarence Lucas (w) and Joseph Carl Breil (m); Chappell - Harms Inc. (New York). Cover:a photo of two men Amos 'n' Andy (see 247) [Digital Copy],  1930 

"Play That Barber Shop Chord" by Wm. Tracy (w) and Lewis F. Muir (m); J. Fred Hele Company (New York). Cover:a photo of a man in blackface [Digital Copy],  1910 

"A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody" by Irving Berlin; Irving Berlin Inc. (New York). Cover:a drawing of a Chorus Girl [Digital Copy],  1919 

"The Radium Dance" by Jean Schwartz; Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York). Cover:a drawing of (5) Clowns Silhouettes [Digital Copy],  1904 

"The Red Mill" by Henry Blossom (w) and Victor Herbert (m); M. Whitmark and Sons (New York - Chicago);. Cover:a drawing of a wind Mill."In the Isle of our Dreams" [Digital Copy],  1906 

"Rose of Washington Square" by Ballard Macdonald (w) and James F. Hanley (m); Shapiro, Bernstein, and Co. (New York). Cover:photo of Fanny Grice [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Runnin' Wild" by Joe Grey and Leo Wood (w) and A. Harrington Harris (m); Leo Feist Inc. (New York), [Back page missing]. Cover:a caricature of a man running. [Digital Copy],  1922 

"St. Louis Blues" by W. C. Handy (w/m); Handy Brothers Music Co. (New York). Cover:photo inset of Marion Harris [Digital Copy],  

"Shut Tight Dose Winkin' Blinkin' Eyes" by Thomas Curtis Clark; The Thompson Music Co. (Chicago). Cover:A southern lullaby, a drawing of trees" [Digital Copy],  1904 

"Simple Confession" by F. Thome; M.D. Swisher (Philadelphia). Cover:a drawing of little girl whispering in a little boy's ear [Digital Copy],  1907 

"Smilin' Through" by Arthur A. Penn; M. Witmark and Sons (New York). Cover:photo of a woman in a fancy-dress Ball, Norma Talmadge" [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Song of the Day" by Jack Yellen (w) and Milton Ager(m); Ager, Yellen, and Bornstein, Inc. (New York). Cover:naked women [Digital Copy],  1930 

"The Spaniard that Blighted My Life" by Billy Merson; T.B. Harms, Francis, Day and Hunter (New York). Cover:a photo of Al Jolson [Digital Copy],  1911 

"Swanee" by I. Caesar (w) and George Gershwin (m); T.B. Harms and Francis, Day and Hunter. (New York).. Cover Only [Digital Copy],  Undated 

"Sweet Norine" by Gussie L. Davis; Feist and Frankenwhaler (New York). Cover:a drawing of a mother and a baby [Digital Copy],  1899 

"The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" by Byron D. Stokes (w) and F. Dudleigh Vernor; Richard E. Vernor Publishing Co. (Albion, Michigan). Cover:a drawing of a man sitting on a sofa thinking of a woman, she occupies the landscape of his taught" [Digital Copy],  1925 

"Take Me Back To Dixie" by Chas. Shackford; Jerome H. Remick and Co. (New York - Detroit). Cover:a botanical illustration on the edge [Digital Copy],  1906 

"Take Me to the Land of Jazz" by Bert Kalmar and Edgar Leslie (w) and Pete Wendling (m); Waterson, Berlin, Snyder and Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a Caucasian jazz band [Digital Copy],  1919 

"Take Me to the Land of Jazz" by Bert Kalmar and Edgar Leslie (w) and Pete Wendling (m); Waterson, Berlin, Snyder and Co. (New York). Cover:drawing of a Caucasian jazz band [Digital Copy],  

"Tears of Love" by Frank K. Warren (w) and S.R. Henry (m); Jos. W. Stern and Co. (New York). Cover:a photo of a woman [Digital Copy],  1918