
The Dixie Serenaders was the band that Sonny Clay assembled after he returned from Australia in 1928. Notes from the recording session indicate that the band was called Sonny Clay's Hartford Ballroom Orchestra at the time of this recording. Most discographies say that these recordings were made in 1931, but Sonny Clay insisted that they were recorded in 1929. |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Cho-King
(Sonny Clay) |
1929 | Los Angeles, California | Champion 16365 |
| River, Stay ‘Way From My Door | 1929 | Los Angeles, California | Champion 16341 |
| St Louis Blues
(W.C. Handy) |
1929 | Los Angeles, California | Champion 16365 |
| When It’s Sleepy Time Down South
(Leon Rene / Otis Rene / Clarence Muse) |
1929 | Los Angeles, California | Champion 16341 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Sonny Clay | Piano, Leader |
| Leonard Davidson | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Doc Hart | Trumpet |
| Herman Hoy | Bass Brass |
| James "King" Porter | Trumpet |
| Carlton Wade | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Frank Watkins | Banjo, Vocal |
| Sherman Williams | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |