Anton Lada was the drummer in an early version of the Original Dixieland Jass Band in New Orleans sometime about 1913 to 1914. He is best remembered today as the manager and drummer of the Louisiana Five. He seems to have formed Lada's Louisiana Orchestra after the break-up of the Louisiana Five. Records by this band were labeled Lada's Louisiana Orchestra and Lada's Orchestra. Lada relocated to California in the mid-1920s and then recorded under the name of Anton Lada's Louisiana Lads for the Sunset label.

Title Recording Date Recording Location Company
Alabi Blues 11-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10567
Almond Eyes 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10588
By The Shalimar
(Koehler / Magine / Delbridge)		 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10598
Cut Yourself A Piece Of Cake
(Billy James)		 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10649
Early In The Morning Blues
(Brown / Klages)		 11-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10567
Farewell Blues
(Paul Mares / Leon Roppolo / Elmer Schoebel)		 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10598
Hi-Lee Hi-Lo 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10649
Jimbo Jambo 11-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10570
Kune Jine 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10580
My Buddy 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10578
Nothin' But 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10587
Sun-Kist Rose 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10611
When Hearts Are Young
(Goodman / Romberg / Gilbert)		 12-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10577
When Will I Know? 11-1922 New York, New York Emerson
10570
Artist Instrument
William "Harry" Blevins Trombone, Euphonium
Leo J. Dreyer Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Oboe
Macy Drucker? Banjo, Bass
Al Gabriel Violin
Sylvan E. Greenwalt Piano
Harry Labioreca Banjo
Anton Lada Leader, Drums, Xylophone
Jack Levy Cornet, Trumpet
unknown Trumpet, Trombone, Piano, Saxophone, Vocals, Clarinet