The leader of the Saxo Sextette was Billy Markwith who was a former member of the Six Brown Brothers.
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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Allah's Holiday Introducing Charms are Fairest When They Are Hidden (Rudolph Friml) |
1-24-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2203 |
| All Blues Medley Hesitation Blues, Joyman Blues (Smythe) |
1-11-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2196 |
| American Patrol
(F.W. Meacham) |
11-1916 | New York, New York | Columbia A2195 |
| Bull Frog Blues
(Gus Shrigley / Tom Brown) |
11-1916 | New York, New York | Columbia A2194 |
| Call Of The Nation
(Wending) |
11-1916 | New York, New York | Columbia A2195 |
| Follow Me | 1-24-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2205 |
| Miss Springtime
(Emmerich Kalman) |
1-24-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2205 |
| My Castle In The Air
(Jerome Kern) |
2-1-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2205 |
| Policy King March
(Allard) |
1-11-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2196 |
| Swanee-Ripples
(Walter E. Blaufuss) |
11-1916 | New York, New York | Columbia A2194 |
| What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me | 2-1-1917 | New York, New York | Columbia A2205 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Billy Markwith | Alto Saxophone, Leader |
| unknown | Saxophones |
