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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| A.M.E.R.I.C.A. I Love You, My Yankee Land | 1918 | Paris, France | Pathé 6463 |
| Everybody Shimmies Now
(Joe Gold / Edmond J. Porray) |
6-2-1919 | Paris, France | K-828 |
| Everything Is Peaches Down In Georgia | 6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-828 |
| How Are You Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm
(Walter Donaldson / S.M. Lewis / J. Young) |
6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-532 |
| I Ain't Got Nobody
(Graham / Bert Williams) |
6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-1317 |
| It's A Hundred To One You're I Love 'N Everything | 6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-531 |
| Oh! I Hate To Get Up In The Morning | 1918 | Paris, France | Pathé 6462 |
| Oh! So Pretty | 6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-732 |
| Oui, Qui Marie
(Fred Fisher / Alfred Bryan / Joe McCarthy) |
6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-1317 |
| Sinbad (Intro. I Shall Hail Cairo And Our Ancestors) |
6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-532 |
| Sweet Little Buttercup et My Mother's Eyes | 6-2-1919 | Paris, France | Disque Gramophone K-732 |
| The Dirty Dozen
(Clarence M. Jones / Jack Frost) |
1918 | Paris, France | Pathé 6461 |
| Pickaninnies Paradise | 1918 | Paris, France | Pathé 6463 |
| The Ragtime Volunteers Are Off To War
(James F. Hanley) |
1918 | Paris, France | Pathé 6461 |
| Way Down In Macon, Georgia | 1918 | Paris, France | Pathé 6462 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Albert Argellotta | Trombone |
| Arshat Nushan | Drums |
| Edward or Vernon Dakin | Violin |
| Russel Hanslaib | Tenor Saxophone |
| Syl Horn | Violin |
| Clarence Koch | Cornet |
| Clayton Thirkell | Pianist |
| unknown | Slide Whistle |
| Some Hustling This! Taking Jazz to the World, 1914-1929, by Mark Miller, Mercury Press , 2006 |
