Walter Anderson and his Golden Pheasant Hoodlums got their name from the Golden Pheasant Cafe on 6th Street in Minneapolis. |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| After I've Called You Sweetheart | 10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Bell 568 |
| After I've Called You Sweetheart | 10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Challenger 15362 |
| After I've Called You Sweetheart | 10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6265-A |
| Alabama Stomp
(Creamer / Johnson) |
9-23-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6342 |
| Call Of The South Vocal refrain by Chas. Forsythe and James Kelly (Berlin) |
10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6266-B |
| Melancholy
(Creamer / Johnson) |
9-23-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6265-B |
| Mokus | 10-7-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6342 |
| Rain | 10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Bell 569 |
| Rain | 10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6279 |
| Sugar Foot Strut
(Pierce / Meyers / Schwab) |
9-29-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6278 |
| The Torch | 10-22-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6266-A |
| What'll We Do For Dough? | 10-7-1927 | St. Paul, Minnesota | Gennett 6279 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Walter Anderson | Drums, Director |
| Les Becker | Banjo, Guitar |
| Eddie Bratton | Trumpet |
| Chas. Forsythe | Vocals |
| Gordie Green | Bass Brass |
| Norman Hendrickson | Trombone |
| Dick Hall | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| James Kelly | Vocals |
| Arthur Swaline | Piano |
