The Savoy Quartet played at the Savoy Hotel in London (189 The Strand) from 1915 to 1920. |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| After You've Gone
(Henry Creamer / J. Turner Layton) |
5-29-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1088 |
| A Good Man Is Hard To Find
(Eddie Green) |
9-16-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1061 |
| Hullo! My Dearie | 1917 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-859 |
| Hindustan
(Oliver G. Wallace / Harold Weeks) |
5-29-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1060 |
| Ja-Da
(Bob Carlton) |
5-29-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1049 |
| Mammy O' Mine
(William Tracey / Maceo Pinkard) |
9-16-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1061 |
| Slow And Easy
(Norman Spencer) |
9-16-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1121 |
| The Darktown Strutters Ball (A Jazz Melody) (Shelton Brooks) |
9-28-1918 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-991 |
| Tackin' Em Down
(Buddy DeSylva / Albert Gumble) |
4-11-1919 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-1049 |
| Where The Black-Ryed Susans Grow "Cheep" Revue, Vaudeville Theatre (R.A. Whiting) |
1917 | Hayes, Middlesex, England | HMV B-859 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Emil Grimshaw | Banjo |
| Claude Ivy | Piano |
| Jay Wilbur | Banjo, Vocals |
| Alec Williams | Drums |
