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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Down Home Syncopated Blues | 1927 | Kansas City, Missouri | Meritt 2206-A |
| If I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight
(Henry Creamer / James P. Johnson) |
11-6-1929 | Kansas City, Missouri | Brunswick 7132 |
| Paseo Strut
(Jesse Stone) |
11-6-1929 | Kansas City, Missouri | Brunswick 7132 |
| Ruff Scufflin'
(Jesse Stone) |
11-6-1929 | Kansas City, Missouri | Brunswick 4684 |
| St. James Infirmary
(Primrose) |
11-6-1929 | Kansas City, Missouri | Brunswick 4684 |
| The Meritt Stomp | 1927 | Kansas City, Missouri | Meritt 2206-B |
| Artist | Instrument |
| George E. Lee | Tenor Saxophone, Director, Vocals |
| Julia Lee | Piano, Accordian, Vocals |
| Thurston Maupins | Trombone |
| Albert "Bud" Johnson | Tenor Saxophone |
| Jimmy Jones | Trombone |
| Harold Knox | Trumpet |
| Abe Price | Drums |
| Charles Russo | Banjo |
| Jesse Stone | Piano, Arranger, Banjo |
| Clarence Taylor | Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone |
| Sam Utterbach | Trumpet |
| Herman Walder | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Clint Weaver | Tuba |
| Pete Woods | Drums |