People will know some of the names in the list, but I'm sure many more individuals and bands will be unfamiliar. Do yourselves a favor and check out what these musicians have to offer. All of the songs on the list are available online. They are in no particular order.
1.
Oreste's Queensland Orchestra-When The Morning Glories Wake Up In The
Morning
2.
Frenchie’s String Band-Red Hot Hottentot
3.
Fletcher Henderson-Whiteman Stomp
4.
Luis Russell: Jersey Lightning
5.
Duke Ellington: Jubilee Stomp (Victor)
6.
King Oliver: Canal St. Blues
7.
Louis Armstrong: Hotter Than That
8.
Irving Mills & His Modernists (w Jack
Pettis) - At The Prom-
9.
Red Nichols: Feelin' No Pain (Brunswick)
10. Nat
Brusiloff and His Orchestra-Out of a Clear Blue Sky
11. Powell's Jazz Monarchs -Chauffer's
Shuffle
12. Original Dixieland Jass Band:
Margie
13. New Orleans Rhythm Kings:
Panama
14. Jimmy
Wade: Someday Sweetheart
15. Red
Allen: Swing Out
16. Clarence
Williams: Longshoreman's Blues
17. Bix:
In a Mist
18. Frank Trumbauer:
Ostrich Walk
19. Walter
Page: Squabblin'
20. Cecil
Scott: Springfield Stomp
21. Joe Venuti/Eddie Lang:
The Wild Dog
22. Al
Trent: The Nightmare
23. Benny Moten:
Goofy Dust (1924 Okeh)
24. Jabbo
Smith: Bandbox Stomp
25. Charlie
Johnson: Walk That Thing (take one or 2)
26. Bessie Smith:
Backwater Blues
27. James
P. Johnson: Snowy Morning Blues
28. Fats:
Ain't Misbehavin' (solo piano)
29. Ted
Lewis: Milenberg Joys
30. Jelly
Roll: Black Bottom Stomp
31. Jabbo
Smith and his Rhythm Aces-Take Your Time
32. Jack
Purvis either Copy'n Louis or Mental Strain At Dawn
33. Harlem
River Quiver" Duke Ellington And His Orchestra
34. The University Six -San
35. Benny Goodman
and his boys-Jungle Blues
36. Miff Mole & His Little Molers-Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble
37.
Albert Wynn's Creole Jazz Band-Parkway Stomp
38. Fats
Waller - Lookin' Good But Feelin' Bad
39. Junie
C. Cobb & his Grains Of Corn - Shake That Jelly Roll
40. Fletcher
Henderson - Pensacola
41. Henry
Red Allen - Singing Pretty Songs
42. Bennie
Moten's Kansas City Orch. - Rumba Negro
43. Johnny
Dunn, "Sergeant Dunn's Bugle Call Blues" and "Buffalo
Blues"
45. Paul
Howard-Quality Shout
46. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five-Struttin'
With Some Barbecue
47. Bix Beiderbecke & His Gang -Sorry
48. Original Memphis Five -Fireworks
49. Jabbo Smith -Michigander
Blues
50. Benny Goodman's Boys-Blue
51. Roy Johnson's Happy Pals -Happy
Pal Stomp
52. Freddie Keppard's Jazz Cardinals-Stock
Yards Strut
53. McKinney's Cotton Pickers -I'll
Make Fun For You
54. Brownlee's Orchestra Of New Orleans -Peculiar
55. Fate Marable's Society Syncopators -Frankie
And Johnny
56. Golden Gate Orchestra -After
You've Gone
57. Original Dixieland Jass Band-I
Lost My Heart In Dixieland
58. New Orleans Rhythm Kings-Barataria
59. Mississippi Maulers -My
Angeline
60. Red Nichols & His Five Pennies -Alice
Blue Gown
61. Jack Purvis -Copyin'
Louis
62. Maynard Baird & His Orchestra -Postage
Stomp
63. Jelly Roll Morton-Burnin'
The Iceberg
64. Tiny Parham -Washboard
Wiggles
65. Danny Altier -My
Gal Sal
66. Paul Tremaine And His Aristocrats -Four
Four Rhythm
67. Cliff
Jackson-Torrid rhythm
68. Duke
Ellington - Immigration Blues
69. Cliff
Jackson-Ring Around the Moon
70. Blue
Steele Orch.- Sugar Babe, I'm Leavin
71. Perdido
St. Blues- Johnny Dodds
72. Tennessee
Ten-Long Lost Mama-augmented version of the Original Memphis Five
73. Charles A. Matson & his Creole Serenaders-Tain’t
Nobody’s Business If I Do
74. Charleston Chasers -My
Gal Sal
75. Lou
Weimer's Gold and Black Aces, "Merry Widow's Got a Sweety Now
76. McKinney's
Cotton Pickers - Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble
77. Jelly
Roll Morton - Hyena Stomp
78. Jimmie Lunceford and his Chickasaw Syncopators-In
Dat' Mornin'
79. King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators-Wa
Wa Wa
80. Louis
Dumaine's Jazzola Eight - Franklin Street Blues
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