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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Blowing Off Steam
(Davis / Johnson) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 823-D |
| Boneyard Shuffle
(Hoagy Carmichael) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia unissued |
| Brotherly Love
(Billy Meyers / Elmer Schoebel) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 823-D |
| Dynamite
(Jack Palmer / Fletcher Henderson) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1045-D |
| Eccentric
(J. Russel Robinson) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 943-D |
| Goose Pimples
(Jo Trent / Fletcher Henderson) |
10-26-1927 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1261-D |
| Meat On The Table
(Christansen / Vidacovich) |
4-15-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1158-D |
| Oh Me! Oh My
(Barr) |
9-24-1925 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 489-D |
| Piccadilly
(Elmer Schoebel) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1158-D |
| Pretty Baby
(Tony Williams) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1045-D |
| Stomp Off - Let's Go
(Elmer Schoebel) |
9-24-1925 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 489-D |
| Tampeekoe
(Louis Panico / Elmer Schoebel) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 688-D |
| That's A Plenty
(Lew Pollack / Ray Gilbert) |
4-15-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1547-D |
| The New Twister
(Lillard / Krise) |
10-26-1927 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1547-D |
| The Nightmare
(Meyers / Handler / Riley) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 943-D |
| The Owls' Hoot
(Benjamin White) |
9-24-1925 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 605-D |
| Throwin' The Horns
(La Maire / Bolman) |
10-26-1927 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1261-D |
| West End Romp
(Bill Padron / Mose Farrar) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 688-D |
| White Ghost Shivers
(Swan / Tarto) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 862-D |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Red Bowmen | Cornet, Vocals |
| Sigfre Christensen | Piano |
| Earl Crumb | Drums |
| Moses Farrar | Piano |
| Rene Gelpi | Banjo, Guitar |
| Nappy Lamare | Banjo, Vocals |
| Dan LeBlanc | Tuba |
| Frank Netto | Trombone |
| Bill Pardon | Cornet |
| Lester Smith | Tenor Saxophone |
| Pinky Vidacovich | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Benjie White | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Leader |
The New Orleans Owls played regularly at the Hotel Roosevelt and other hotels in New Orleans between the years of 1922 and 1929. They were one of only a handful of bands that were recorded in the city of New Orleans in the 1920s. The band descended from The Invincibles String Band which had been playing around New Orleans since 1912.