The Columbia Saxophone Sextette was a group organized by Harry A. Yerkes probably in an attempt to cash in on the success of the Six Brown Brothers. Ads in Variety magazine in 1921 announced that Broadway's Saxo-Harmonist's were formerly know as the Columbia Saxophone Sextette and listed their business manager as Fred Blondel. The band was playing a six month engagement at Ike Bloom's Mid-Nite Frolic in Chicago at that time.
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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| American Patrol
(F.W. Meacham) |
11-1916 | New York, New York | Columbia A2195 |
| Beautiful Ohio Blues
(Robert King) |
7-21-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2784 |
| Buddha - Dardanella
(Pollack / Bernard / Black) |
1-14-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A2876 |
| Call Of A Nation
(Pete Wendling) |
11-1916 | New York, New York | Columbia A2195 |
| Chong He Come From Hong Kong Introducing: Anything Is Nice If It Comes From Dixieland By The Campfire (Harold Weeks) |
3-24-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2730 |
| Dreaming
(Caruso) |
3-25-1921 | New York, New York | Columbia A3401 |
| Frogs Legs
(Reviere) |
2-19-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A2925 |
| Goodbye
(Levey) |
3-3-1921 | New York, New York | Columbia A3401 |
| I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Introducing: "Lane of Love" (Incidental Chorus by Campbell and Burr) (Jaan Kenbrovin / John William Kellette / Schwartz) |
7-21-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2784 |
| Just Snap Your Fingers At Care from "Greenwich Village Follies of 1920" (Louis Silvers) |
11-1-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A3337 |
| Katinka Allah's Holiday
(Rudolph Friml) |
1-24-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2203 |
| La Veeda
(John W. Alden) |
2-19-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A2925 |
| Limehouse Nights Introducing: Poppyland from "Midnight Whirl" (George Gershwin) |
1-14-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A2876 |
| My Castle In The Air from "Miss Springtime" (Jerome Kern) |
2-1-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2205 |
| Oh My Goodness!
(Bowers) |
11-1-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A3337 |
| Oh! What A Pal Was Mary (Incidental chorus by Grant Stephens) (Pete Wendling / Isham Jones) | 9-23-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2819 |
| Policy King
(Charles B. Brown) |
1-11-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2196 |
| Poor Butterfly
(Raymond Hubbell) |
1-24-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2203 |
| The Crocodile
(Motzam / Akst) |
2-21-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A2910 |
| Ting Ling Toy
(Mary Earl) |
5-27-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2759 |
| Waiting (from "Listen Lester") (Harold Orlob) |
3-24-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2730 |
| Weeping Willow Blues
(Robert King) |
9-23-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2819 |
| What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For
(McCarthy / Johnson / Monaco) | 2-1-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2205 |
| Where Lanterns Glow
(McCarthy / Johnson / Monaco) | 6-3-1919 | New York, New York | Columbia A2759 |
| Who Wants A Baby Introducing: 1. I'm Waiting For Ships That Never Come In, 2. A Little Bunch of Sweetness (Abe Olman) |
2-22-1920 | New York, New York | Columbia A2910 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Fred Blondell? | Saxophone |
| Earl Carpenter? | Saxophone |
| Gus Guderian? | Saxophone |
| John Hartley? | Saxophone |
| Keith Pitman? | Bass Saxophone |
| George Pitman? | Saxophone |
| Charles Quinn? | Saxophone |
| Edward Roine? | Saxophone |
