1892
1897
- Sousa's Band, "Stars and Stripes Forever" (Columbia 532, 1897)
- Len Spencer with Vess L. Ossman, “Hot Time in the Old Town” (Columbia 7266, 1897)
- George W. Johnson, “The Laughing Song” (Edison 4004, 1898)
- The Edison Quartet, “My Old Kentucky Home” (Edison 2223, 1898)
- Arthur Collins, “Hello, Ma Baby” (Edison 5470, 1899)
- Vess L. Ossman, “Whistling Rufus” (Berliner 092, 1899)
- Scott Joplin, “Maple Leaf Rag” (sheet music published 1899; piano roll: Connorized 10265, 1916)
- Scott Joplin, “The Entertainer” (sheet music published 1902)
1904
1905
- Arthur Collins, “The Preacher and the Bear” (Edison 9000, 1905)
- Arthur Pryor’s Band, “Razzazza Mazzazza” (Victor 4525, 1905)
- Vess L. Ossman, “Buffalo Rag” (Victor 4628, 1906)
- The Ossman-Dudley Trio, “St. Louis Tickle” (Victor 4624, 1906)
- Bert Williams, “Nobody” (Columbia 33011, 1906)
- Bert Williams, “Let It Alone” (Columbia 3504, 1906)
- Gene Greene, “King of the Bungaloos” (Victor 5854, 1911)
- Sophie Tucker, “Some of These Days” (Edison 4M-691, 1911)
- Europe’s Society Band, “Castle House Rag (Castles in Europe)” (Victor 35372, 1914)
- Europe’s Society Band, “Down Home Rag” (Victor 35359, 1914)
- Eubie Blake Trio, “Jazzin’ Around” (Pathé 11810, 1917)
- The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, “Livery Stable Blues” (Victor 18255, 1917)
- The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, “Darktown Strutter’s Ball” (Columbia A2297, 1917)
- The Original Dixieland Jazz Band, “Tiger Rag” (Vocalion 1206, 1917)
- Nora Bayes, “How Ya Gonna Keep ‘Em Down on the Farm?” (Columbia A2687, 1918)
- Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra, “Whispering” (Victor 18690, 1920)
- Paul Whiteman and His Ambassador Orchestra, “Wang-Wang Blues” (Victor 18694, 1920)
- Ben Selvin’s Novelty Orchestra, “Dardanella” (Victor 18633, 1920)
- Art Hickman’s Orchestra, “Rose Room” (Columbia A2858, 1920)
- Al Jolson, “Swanee” (Columbia A2884, 1920)
- Mamie Smith, “Crazy Blues” (Okeh 4169, 1920)
- Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Band, “Dangerous Blues” (Okeh 4351, 1921)
- Lucille Hegamin and Her Blue Flame Syncopaters, “Arkansas Blues” (Arto 9053, 1921)
- Van & Schenck, “Ain’t We Got Fun” (Columbia A3412, 1921)
- Al Jolson, “April Showers” (Columbia A3500, 1921)
- Zez Confrey, “Kitten on the Keys” (Emerson 10486, 1921)
- Eubie Blake, “Sounds of Africa” (Emerson 10434, 1921)
- James P. Johnson, “The Harlem Strut” (Black Swan 2026, 1922)
- James P. Johnson, “Keep Off the Grass” (Okeh 4495, 1922)
- James P. Johnson, “Carolina Shout” (Okeh 4495, 1922)
- Trixie Smith, “My Man Rocks Me (With One Steady Roll)” (Black Swan 14127, 1922)
- Lucille Hegamin and Her Blue Flame Syncopaters, “He May Be Your Man (But He Comes to See Me Sometimes)” (Arto 9129, 1922)
- Fanny Brice, “My Man” (Victor 45263, 1922)
- Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, “Hot Lips (He’s Got Hot Lips When He Plays Jazz)” (Victor 18690, 1922)
- Kid Ory, “Ory’s Creole Trombone” (Sunshine 3003, 1922)
- Isham Jones and His Orchestra, “Swingin’ Down the Lane” (Brunswick 2438, 1923)
- Jelly Roll Morton, “Wolverine Blues” (Gennett 5289, 1923)
- Billy Jones, “Yes! We Have No Bananas” (Okeh 4876, 1923)
- Wendell Hall, “It Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo’” (Victor 19171, 1923)
- Eck Robertson, “Sally Gooden” (Victor 18956, 1923)
- Eck Robertson and Henry Gilliland, “Arkansaw Traveler” (Victor 18956, 1923)
- Fiddlin’ John Carson, “The Little Old Cabin in the Lane” (Okeh 4890, 1923)
- Bessie Smith, “‘Downhearted Blues” (Columbia A3844, 1923)
- Bessie Smith, “Baby Won’t You Please Come Home” (Columbia A3888, 1923)
- Bessie Smith, “‘Tain’t Nobody’s Bizness If I Do” (Columbia A3898, 1923)
- King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, “Canal Street Blues” (Gennett 5133, 1923)
- King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, “Chimes Blues” (Gennet 5135, 1923)
- King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, “Snake Rag” (Okeh 4933, 1923)
- King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, “Dipper Mouth Blues” (Okeh 4918, 1923)
- King Oliver’s Jazz Band, “Tears” (Okeh 40000, 1923)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “Wild Cat Blues” (Okeh 4925, 1923)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “Kansas City Man Blues” (Okeh 4925, 1923)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “Everybody Loves My Baby” (Okeh 8181, 1924)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “Texas Moaner Blues” (Okeh 8171, 1924)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Copenhagen” (Vocalion 14926, 1924)
- The Wolverine Orchestra, “Jazz Me Blues” (Gennett 5408, 1924)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Steamboat Four, “Mr. Jelly Roll” (a.k.a. “Mr. Jelly Lord,” Paramount 20332, 1924)
- Walter Pidgeon, “What’ll I Do?” (HMV B1882, 1924)
- Vernon Dalhart, “The Prisoner’s Song” (Victor 19427, 1924)
- Ernest Thompson, “Are You from Dixie?” (Columbia 130-D, 1924)
- Ernest Thompson, “Red Wing” (Columbia 190-D, 1924)
- Fiddlin’ Powers and Family, “Callahan’s Reel” (Victor 19450, 1924)
- Uncle Dave Macon, “Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy” (Vocalion 14848, 1924)
- Papa Charlie Jackson, “Salty Dog” (Paramount 12236, 1924)
- Clara Smith and Her Jazz Band, “Chicago Blues” (Columbia 14009-D, 1924)
- Ida Cox, “Death Letter Blues” (Paramount 12220, 1924)
- Ma Rainey and Her Georgia Band, “Shave ‘Em Dry” (Paramount 12222, 1924)
- Ma Rainey and Her Georgia Band, “See See Rider” (Paramount 12252, 1925)
- Bessie Smith, “Careless Love Blues” (Columbia 14083-D, 1925)
- Bessie Smith, “St. Louis Blues” (Columbia 14064-D, 1925)
- Lonnie Johnson, “Mr. Johnson’s Blues” (Okeh 8253, 1925)
- Lonnie Johnson, “Falling Rain Blues” (Okeh 8253, 1925)
- Papa Charlie Jackson, “Shake That Thing” (Paramount 12281, 1925)
- Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers, “Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down Blues” (Columbia 15038-D, 1925)
- Carl T. Sprague, “When the Work’s All Done This Fall” (Victor 19747, 1925)
- Uncle Dave Macon, “Old Dan Tucker” (Vocalion 5061, 1925)
- Art Gillham, “Hesitation Blues” (Columbia 343D, 1925)
- Eddie Cantor, “If You Knew Susie” (Columbia 364-D, 1925)
- Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, “Charleston” (Victor 19671, 1925)
- Bix Beiderbecke and His Rhythm Jugglers, “Davenport Blues” (Gennett 5654, 1925)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “Mandy, Make Up Your Mind” (Okeh 40260, 1925)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “I’m a Little Blackbird Looking for a Bluebird” (Okeh 40260, 1925)
- Clarence Williams’ Blue Five, “Cake Walkin’ Babies (From Home)” (Okeh 40321, 1925)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “T.N.T.” (Columbia 509-D, 1925)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Sugar Foot Stomp” (Columbia 395-D, 1925)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “The Stampede” (Columbia 654-D, 1926)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Jackass Blues” (Columbia 654-D, 1926)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “The Chant” (Columbia 817-D, 1926)
- Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, “Valencia (A Song of Spain)” (Victor 20007, 1926)
- King Oliver’s Dixie Syncopaters, “Snag It” (Vocalion 1007, 1926)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Muskrat Ramble” (Okeh 8300, 1926)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Dropping Shucks” (Okeh 8357, 1926)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Heebie Jeebies” (Okeh 8300, 1926)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Cornet Chop Suey” (Okeh 8320, 1926)
- Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra, “Shake That Thing” (Brunswick 3069, 1926)
- George Olsen and His Music, “Who?” (Victor 19840, 1926)
- Johnny Hamp’s Kentucky Serenaders, “Black Bottom” (Victor 20101, 1926)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Black Bottom Stomp” (Victor 20221, 1926)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Sidewalk Blues” (Victor 20252, 1926)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Steamboat Stomp” (Victor 20296, 1926)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Dead Man Blues” (Victor 20252, 1926)
- Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers with Riley Puckett, “Bully of the Town” (Columbia 15074-D, 1926)
- Ted Lewis and His Band with Sophie Tucker, “Some of These Days” (Columbia 826-D, 1926)
- Blind Lemon Jefferson, “Jack o’ Diamond Blues” (Paramount 12373, 1926)
- Paul Robeson, “Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child” (Victor 20013, 1926)
- Paul Robeson, “Deep River” (Victor 20793, 1927)
- Washington Phillips, “Take Your Burden to the Lord and Leave It There” (Columbia 14277-D, 1927)
- Rev. Sister Mary Nelson, “Judgment” (Vocalion 1109, 1927)
- Blind Mamie Forehand, “Honey in the Rock” (Anchor 381, 1927)
- Julius Daniels, “99 Year Blues” (Victor 20658, 1927)
- The Beale Street Sheiks, “Mr. Crump Don’t Like It” (Paramount 12552, 1927)
- Barbecue Bob and Laughing Charley, “It Won’t Be Long Now” (Columbia 14268-D, 1927)
- Barbecue Bob, “Barbecue Blues” (Columbia 14205-D, 1927)
- Genevieve Davis, “Haven’t Got a Dollar to Pay Your House Rent Man” (Victor 20638, 1927)
- Furry Lewis, “Falling Down Blues” (Vocalion 1133, 1927)
- Blind Lemon Jefferson, “Black Snake Moan” (Okeh 8455, 1927)
- Blind Lemon Jefferson, “One Dime Blues” (Paramount 12578, 1927)
- Blind Lemon Jefferson, “Match Box Blues” (Paramount 12474, 1927)
- Texas Alexander, “Long Lonesome Day Blues” (Okeh 8511, 1927)
- Victoria Spivey, “‘Dope Head Blues” (Okeh 8531, 1927)
- Ma Rainey, “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” (Paramount 12590, 1927)
- Bessie Smith, “‘Back-Water Blues” (Columbia 14195-D, 1927)
- Bessie Smith, “‘After You’ve Gone” (Columbia 14197-D, 1927)
- Memphis Jug Band, “Memphis Jug Blues” (Victor 20576, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Doctor Jazz” (Victor 20415, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Beale Street Blues” (Victor 20948, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Grandpa’s Spells” (Victor 20431, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Someday Sweetheart” (Victor 20405, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “Billy Goat Stomp” (Victor 20772, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Peppers, “The Pearls” (Victor 20948, 1927)
- Jelly Roll Morton, “Wolverine Blues” (Victor 21064, 1927)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Clarinet Marmalade” (Brunswick 3406, 1927)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Variety Stomp” (Harmony 451-H, 1927)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Fidgety Feet” (Vocalion 1092, 1927)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Big Butter and Egg Man from the West” (Okeh 8423, 1927)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven, “Potato Head Blues” (Okeh 8503, 1927)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Wild Man Blues” (Okeh 8474, 1927)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven, “Gully Low Blues” (Okeh 8474, 1927)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven, “Willie the Weeper” (Okeh 8482, 1927)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “Black and Tan Fantasie” (Victor 21137, 1927)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “Creole Love Call” (Victor 21137, 1927)
- Hoagy Carmichael with Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, “Washboard Blues” (Victor 35877, 1927)
- George Gershwin with the Paul Whiteman Orchestra conducted by Nat Shilkret, “Rhapsody in Blue” (Victor 35822, 1927)
- Jean Goldkette and His Orchestra, “My Pretty Girl” (Victor 20588, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Singin’ the Blues” (Okeh 40772, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Riverboat Shuffle” (Okeh 40822, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Ostrich Walk” (Okeh 40822, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “I’m Coming Virginia” (Okeh 40843, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans” (Okeh 40843, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Trumbology” (Okeh 40871, 1927)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Clarinet Marmalade” (Okeh 40772, 1927)
- Tram, Bix and Lang, “For No Reason at All in C” (Okeh 40871, 1927)
- Tram, Bix and Lang, “Wringin’ and Twistin’” (Okeh 40916, 1927)
- Bix Beiderbecke, “In a Mist (Bixology)” (Okeh 40916, 1927)
- Ted Lewis and His Band, “Is Everybody Happy Now?” (Columbia 1207-D, 1927)
- George Olsen and His Music, “The Varsity Drag” (Victor 20875, 1927)
- Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra featuring the Rhythm Boys, “I’m Coming Virginia” (Victor 20751, 1927)
- Red Nichols and His Five Pennies, “Ida! Sweet As Apple Cider” (Brunswick 3626, 1927)
- The Broadway Nitelites (Ben Selvin and His Orchestra featuring Franklyn Baur), “Thou Swell” (Columbia 1187-D, 1927)
- Gene Austin, “My Blue Heaven” (Victor 20964, 1927)
- Willard Robison, “Deep Elm” (Perfect 12387, 1927)
- The Carter Family, “Bury Me Under the Weeping Willow” (Victor 21074, 1927)
- The Carter Family, “Single Girl, Married Girl” (Victor 20937, 1927)
- Dock Boggs, “Country Blues” (Brunswick 131, 1927)
- Dock Boggs, “Pretty Polly” (Brunswick 132, 1927)
- Dock Boggs, “Sugar Baby” (Brunswick 118, 1927)
- Crockett Ward and His Boys, “Sugar Hill” (Okeh 45179, 1927)
- Earl Johnson’s Dixie Entertainers, “Ain’t Nobody’s Business” (Okeh 45092, 1927)
- Charlie Poole’s North Carolina Ramblers, “Take a Drink on Me” (Columbia 15193-D, 1927)
- DeFord Bailey, “Pan American Blues” (Victor 5180, 1927)
- Ernest V. Stoneman and His Dixie Mountaineers, “Unlucky Road to Washington” (Edison 52299, 1928)
- The Carter Family, “Keep On the Sunny Side” (Victor 21434, 1928)
- The Carter Family, “Will You Miss Me When I’m Gone?” (Victor 21638, 1928)
- The Carter Family, “Wildwood Flower” (Victor V-40000, 1928)
- The Carter Family, “Little Darling, Pal of Mine” (Victor 21638, 1928)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “Blue Yodel (T for Texas)” (Victor 21142, 1928)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “In the Jailhouse Now” (Victor 21245, 1928)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “Away out on the Mountain” (Victor 21142, 1928)
- Harry McClintock, “Big Rock Candy Mountain” (Victor 21704, 1928)
- Chubby Parker, “King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O” (Columbia 15296-D, 1928)
- Bascom Lamar Lunsford, “I Wish I Was a Mole in the Ground” (Brunswick 219, 1928)
- Bascom Lamar Lunsford, “Old Mountain Dew” (Brunswick 219, 1928)
- Carolina Tar Heels, “Peg and Awl” (Victor V-40007, 1928)
- Bill and Belle Reed, “Old Lady and the Devil” (Columbia 15336-D, 1928)
- Mississippi John Hurt, “Frankie” (Okeh 8560, 1928)
- Buell Kazee, “The Butcher’s Boy (The Railroad Boy)” (Brunswick 213, 1928)
- Buell Kazee, “The Dying Soldier” (Brunswick 214, 1928)
- Paul Robeson, “Ol’ Man River” (unreleased Columbia/EMI recording from 1928; Paul Robeson Sings “Ol’ Man River” and Other Favorites, Angel, 1972)
- The Elders McIntorsh & Edwards’ Sanctified Singers, “Since I Laid My Burden Down” (Okeh 8698, 1928)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “If I Had My Way I'd Tear the Building Down” (Columbia 14343-D, 1928)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground” (Columbia 14303-D, 1928)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “Jesus Make Up My Dying Bed” (Columbia 14276-D, 1928)
- Blind Lemon Jefferson, “See That My Grave Is Kept Clean” (Paramount 12608, 1928)
- Texas Alexander, “Tell Me Woman Blues” (Okeh 8673, 1928)
- Tommy Johnson, “Big Road Blues” (Victor 21279, 1928)
- Tommy Johnson, “Cool Drink of Water Blues” (Victor 21279, 1928)
- Tommy Johnson, “Maggie Campbell Blues” (Victor 21409, 1928)
- Tommy Johnson, “Bye-Bye Blues” (Victor 21409, 1928)
- Ishman Bracey, “Trouble Hearted Blues” (Victor 21691, 1928)
- Ishman Bracey, “Left Alone Blues” (Victor 21349, 1928)
- Jim Jackson, “Jim Jackson's Kansas City Blues (Part 1)” (Vocalion 1144, 1928)
- Jim Jackson, “Old Dog Blue” (Vocalion 1146, 1928)
- Furry Lewis, “Kassie Jones (Parts 1 & 2)” (Victor 21664, 1928)
- Frank Stokes, “Downtown Blues” (Victor 21272, 1928)
- Barbecue Bob, “Motherless Chile Blues” (Columbia 14299-D, 1928)
- Blind Willie McTell, “Statesboro Blues” (Victor V-38001, 1928)
- Blind Willie McTell, “Dark Night Blues” (Victor 38032, 1928)
- Henry Thomas, “Don’t Ease Me In” (Vocalion 1197, 1928)
- Henry Thomas, “Bull Doze Blues” (Vocalion 1230, 1928)
- DeFord Bailey, “Davidson County Blues” (Victor V-38014, 1928)
- Joe Falcon, “Allons à Lafayette” (Columbia 15275-D, 1928)
- Hoyt “Floyd” Ming and His Pep-Steppers, “Indian War Whoop” (Victor 21294, 1928)
- Carter Brothers and Son, “Give the Fiddler a Dram” (Okeh 45289, 1928)
- Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers with Riley Puckett, “Hell Broke Loose in Georgia” (Columbia 15516-D, 1928)
- Weems String Band, “Greenback Dollar” (Columbia 15300-D, 1928)
- Narmour and Smith, “Captain George, Has Your Money Come?” (Okeh 45242, 1928)
- Burnett & Rutherford, “All Night Long Blues” (Columbia 15314-D, 1928)
- Burnett & Rutherford, “Ladies on the Steamboat” (Columbia 15209-D, 1928)
- Irving Aaronson and His Commanders, “Let’s Misbehave” (Victor 21260, 1928)
- Helen Kane, “I Wanna Be Loved by You” (Victor 21684, 1928)
- Fred Elizalde and His Music featuring Al Bowlly, “If I Had You” (British Brunswick 3948, 1928)
- Marion Harris, “The Man I Love” (Victor 21116, 1928)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “East St. Louis Toodle-Oo” (Victor 21703, 1928)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “The Mooche” (Okeh 8623, 1928)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra featuring Adelaide Hall, “The Blues I Love to Sing” (Victor 21490, 1928)
- Duke Ellington and His Cotton Club Orchestra, “Black Beauty” (Victor 21580, 1928)
- Eddie Condon Quartet, “Indiana” (Parlophone R-2932, 1928)
- Bix Beiderbecke and His Gang, “Royal Garden Blues” (Okeh 8544, 1928)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “A Monday Date” (Okeh 8609, 1928)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Hotter Than That” (Okeh 8535, 1928)
- Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, “Tight Like This” (Okeh 8649, 1928)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Struttin’ with Some Barbecue” (Okeh 8566, 1928)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “Fireworks” (Okeh 8597, 1928)
- Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, “West End Blues” (Okeh 8597, 1928)
- Duke Ellington, “Black Beauty” (Okeh 8636, 1928)
- Bessie Smith, “‘Empty Bed Blues (Parts 1 & 2)” (Columbia 14312-D, 1928)
- Victoria Spivey and Lonnie Johnson, “‘New Black Snake Blues (Part 1)” (Okeh 8626, 1928)
- Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell, “How Long, How Long Blues” (Vocalion 1191, 1928)
- Tampa Red & Georgia Tom, “It’s Tight Like That” (Vocalion 1216, 1928)
- Cow Cow Davenport, “Cow Cow Blues” (Vocalion 1198, 1928)
- Earl Hines, “57 Varieties” (Okeh 8653, 1929)
- Pine Top Smith, “Jump Steady Blues” (Vocalion 1298, 1929)
- Pine Top Smith, “Pine Top’s Boogie Woogie” (Vocalion 1245, 1929)
- Speckled Red, “The Dirty Dozen” (Brunswick 7116, 1929)
- Roosevelt Sykes, “44 Blues” (Okeh 8702, 1929)
- Sippie Wallace, “I’m a Mighty Tight Woman” (Victor V-38502, 1929)
- Bessie Smith, “Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out” (Columbia 14451-D, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “Pony Blues” (Paramount 12792, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “Screamin' and Hollerin' the Blues” (Paramount 12805, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “Mississippi Bo Weevil Blues” (Paramount 12805, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “Down the Dirt Road Blues” (Paramount 12854, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “Shake It and Break It (But Don’t Let It Fall Mama)” (Paramount 12869, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “A Spoonful Blues” (Paramount 12869, 1929)
- Charley Patton, “Pea Vine Blues” (Paramount 12877, 1929)
- Elder J. Hadley (Charley Patton), “Prayer Of Death (Parts 1 & 2)” (Paramount 12799, 1929)
- Tommy Johnson, “Canned Heat Blues” (Victor V-38535, 1929)
- Blind Blake, “Diddie Wa Diddie” (Paramount 12888, 1929
- Blind Blake, “Blind Arthur’s Breakdown” (Paramount 12892, 1929)
- Memphis Jug Band, “K.C. Moan” (Victor V-38558, 1929)
- Memphis Jug Band, “Stealin’, Stealin’” (Victor V-38504, 1929)
- The Cincinnati Jug Band, “Newport Blues” (Paramount 12743, 1929)
- Clarence “Tom” Ashley, “The Coo Coo Bird” (Columbia 15489–D, 1929)
- Henry Thomas, “Fishing Blues” (Vocalion 1249, 1928)
- Henry Thomas, “Railroadin’ Some” (Vocalion 1443, 1929)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “I’m Gonna Run to the City of Refuge” (Columbia 14391-D, 1929)
- Frank Stokes, “How Long” (Victor V-38512, 1929)
- Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell, “Prison Bound Blues” (Vocalion 1241, 1929)
- Dick Justice, “Cocaine” (Brunswick 395, 1929)
- Dick Justice, “Old Black Dog” (Brunswick 395, 1929)
- Mississippi John Hurt, “Got the Blues, Can't Be Satisfied” (Okeh 8724, 1929)
- Mississippi John Hurt, “Stack O’ Lee” (Okeh 8654, 1929)
- The Carter Family, “John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man” (Victor V-40190, 1929)
- The Carter Family, “I’m Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes” (Victor V-40089, 1929)
- The Carter Family, “My Clinch Mountain Home” (Victor V-40058, 1929)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “Waiting for a Train” (Victor V-40014, 1929)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “My Rough and Rowdy Ways” (Victor 22220, 1929)
- The Bently Boys, “Down on Penny’s Farm” (Columbia 15565-D, 1929)
- Taylor-Griggs Louisiana Melody Makers, “Where The Sweet Magnolias Bloom” (Victor 40184, 1929)
- Narmour and Smith, “Carroll County Blues” (Okeh 45317, 1929)
- Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers, “He Rambled” (Columbia 15407-D, 1929)
- Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers, “Soldier’s Joy” (Columbia 15538-D, 1929)
- Peg Leg Howell, “Skin Game Blues” (Columbia 14473-D, 1929)
- Peg Leg Howell, “Broke and Hungry Blues” (Columbia 14438-D, 1929)
- Blind Lemon Jefferson, “That Crawling Baby Blues” (Paramount 12880, 1929)
- Blind Willie Dunn and His Gin Bottle Four (Eddie Lang and Lonnie Johnson), “A Handful of Riffs” (Okeh 8695, 1929)
- Blind Willie Dunn (Eddie Lang) and Lonnie Johnson, “Hot Fingers” (Okeh 8743, 1929)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “The Blues with a Feelin’” (Okeh 8662, 1929)
- Fats Waller, “Ain’t Misbehavin’” (Victor 22108, 1929)
- Fats Waller, “Handful of Keys” (Victor V-38508, 1929)
- Jelly Roll Morton and His Orchestra, “Burnin’ the Iceberg” (Victor V-38075, 1929)
- Walter Page’s Blue Devils, “Blue Devil Blues” (Vocalion 1463, 1929)
- Jabbo Smith’s Rhythm Aces, “Michigander Blues” (Brunswick 7069, 1929)
- Jabbo Smith’s Rhythm Aces, “Jazz Battle” (Brunswick 4244, 1929)
- Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, “Mahogany Hall Stomp” (Okeh 8680, 1929)
- Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, “Beau Koo Jack” (Okeh 8680, 1929)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Basin Street Blues” (Okeh 8690, 1929)
- Louis Armstrong and His Savoy Ballroom Five, “St. James Infirmary” (Okeh 8657, 1929)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Muggles” (Okeh 8703, 1929)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Ain’t Misbehavin’” (Okeh 8714, 1929)
- Annette Hanshaw, “Lovable and Sweet” (Okeh 41292, 1929)
- Nick Lucas, “Tip-Toe Thru the Tulips with Me” (Brunswick 4418, 1929)
- Eddie Cantor, “Makin’ Whoopee” (Victor 21831, 1929)
- Ruth Etting, “Love Me or Leave Me” (Columbia 1680-D, 1929)
- Sophier Tucker, “I’m the Last of the Red Hot Mamas” (Victor 21994, 1929)
- Ethel Waters, “Am I Blue?” (Columbia 1837-D, 1929)
1930
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “St. Louis Blues” (Okeh 41350, 1930)
- Louis Armstrong & Earl Hines, “Weather Bird” (Okeh 41454, 1930)
- Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, “San Sue Strut” (Okeh 41403, 1930)
- Luis Russell and His Orchestra, “Saratoga Shout” (Okeh 8780, 1930)
- Ben Selvin and His Orchestra, “Happy Days Are Here Again” (Columbia 2116-D, 1930)
- Fred Astaire, “Puttin’ On the Ritz” (Columbia DB 96, 1930)
- Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians, “I’m Confessin’ (That I Love You)” (Columbia 2259-D, 1930)
- Ruth Etting, “Ten Cents a Dance” (Columbia 2146-D, 1930)
- Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra, “Dancing with Tears in My Eyes” (Victor 22425, 1930)
- Don Azpiazu and His Havana Casino Orchestra, “The Peanut Vendor (El Manicero)” (Victor 22483, 1930)
- King Nawahi’s Hawaiians, “Mauna Kea” (Columbia 40017-D¸ 1930)
- The Jungle Band (Duke Ellington and His Orchestra), “Mood Indigo” (Brunswick 4952, 1930)
- Cannon’s Jug Stompers, “Walk Right In” (Victor V-38611, 1930)
- Sleepy John Estes, “Milk Cow Blues” (Victor V-38614, 1930)
- Mississippi Sheiks, “Sitting on Top of the World” (Okeh 8784, 1930)
- Mississippi Sheiks, “Stop and Listen Blues” (Okeh 8807, 1930)
- Memphis Jug Band, “Cocaine Habit Blues” (Victor V-38620, 1930)
- Jaybird Coleman and the Birmingham Jug Band, “Man Trouble Blues” (Columbia 14534-D, 1930)
- Blues Birdhead, “Mean Low Blues” (Okeh 8824, 1930)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “Any Old Time” (Victor 22488, 1930)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “Train Whistle Blues” (Victor 22379, 1930)
- Whistler and His Jug Band, “Jug Band Special” (Okeh 8816, 1930)
- Ted Gossett’s String Band, “Eighth of January” (Champion 16160, 1930)
- The Appalachian Vagabond (Hayes Shepherd), “The Peddler and His Wife” (Vocalion 5450, 1930)
- Charlie Poole and His North Carolina Ramblers, “If the River Was Whiskey” (Columbia 15545-D, 1930)
- Ken Maynard, “The Lone Star Trail” (Columbia 2310-D, 1930)
- The Carter Family, “Lonesome Valley” (Victor 23541, 1930)
- The Carter Family, “Worried Man Blues” (Victor V-40317, 1930)
- Mississippi John Hurt, “Avalon Blues” (Okeh 8759, 1930)
- Geeshie Wiley, “Last Kind Words Blues” (Paramount 12951, 1930)
- Geeshie Wiley, “Skinny Leg Blues” (Paramount 12951, 1930)
- Kansas Joe & Memphis Minne, “Bumble Bee (Columbia 14542-D, 1930)
- Furry Lewis, “John Henry (Parts 1 & 2)” (Vocalion 1474, 1930)
- Tommy Johnson, “Slidin’ Delta” (Paramout 12975, 1930)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “God Don’t Never Change” (Columbia 14490-D, 1930)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “God Moves on the Water” (Columbia 14520-D, 1930)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “John the Revelator” (Columbia 14530-D, 1930)
- Blind Willie Johnson, “Praise God I’m Satisfied” (Columbia 14545-D, 1930)
- Charley Patton, “High Water Everywhere (Parts 1 & 2)” (Paramount 12909, 1930)
- Son House, “Preachin’ the Blues (Parts 1 & 2)” (Paramount 13013, 1930)
- Son House, “My Black Mama (Parts 1 & 2)” (Paramount 13042, 1931)
- Son House, “Clarksdale Moan” (Paramount 13096, 1931)
- Willie Brown, “Future Blues” (Paramount 13090, 1931)
- Skip James, “Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues” (Paramount 13065, 1931)
- Skip James, “Devil Got My Woman” (Paramount 13088, 1931)
- Skip James, “I’m So Glad” (Paramount 13098, 1931)
- Skip James, “Jesus Is a Mighty Good Leader” (Paramount 13108, 1931)
- Skip James, “Little Cow and Calf Is Gonna Die Blues” (Paramount 13085, 1931)
- Blind Willie McTell, “Broke Down Engine Blues” (Columbia 14632-D, 1931)
- Blind Willie McTell, “Southern Can Is Mine” (Columbia 14632-D, 1931)
- Cab Calloway and His Orchestra, “Minnie the Moocher” (Brunswick 6074, 1931)
- Cab Calloway and His Orchestra, “St. James Infirmary” (Brunswick 6105, 1931)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Stardust” [alternate take] (Okeh 41530, 1931)
- Ben Selvin and His Orchestra featuring Scrappy Lambert, “Dancing in the Dark” (Columbia 2473-D, 1931)
- Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, “Casa Loma Stomp” (Okeh 41492, 1931)
- The Jungle Band, “Rockin’ in Rhythm” (Brunswick 6038, 1931)
- The Jungle Band (Duke Ellington), “Creole Rhapsody (Parts 1 and 2)” (Brunswick 6093, 1931)
- Crockett’s Kentucky Mountaineers, “Little Rabbit / Rabbit Where’s Your Mammy?” (Crown 3172, 1931)
- East Texas Serenaders, “Mineola Rag” (Brunswick 562, 1931)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “T.B. Blues” (Victor 23535, 1931)
- Jimmie Rodgers, “Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standin’ on the Corner)” (Victor 23580, 1931)
- The Mills Brothers, “Tiger Rag” (Brunswick 6197, 1931)
- Bing Crosby with the Mills Brothers, “Dinah” (Brunswick 6240, 1932)
- Bing Crosby with the Mills Brothers, “Shine” (Brunswick 6276, 1932)
- Bing Crosby with Isham Jones and His Orchestra, “Sweet Georgia Brown” (Brunswick 6320, 1932)
- The Boswell Sisters, “Everybody Loves My Baby” (Brunswick 6271, 1932)
- The New Orleans Feetwarmers, “I Found a New Baby” (Victor 24150, 1932)
- The New Orleans Feetwarmers, “Shag” (Victor 24150, 1932)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “It Don’t Mean a Thing (If It Ain’t Got That Swing)” (Brunswick 6265, 1932)
- Claude Hopkins and His Orchestra, “Mush Mouth” (Columbia 2674-D, 1932)
- Jimmie Johnson’s String Band, “Shipping Port” (Champion 16559, 1932)
- Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, “Smoke Rings” (Brunswick 6289, 1932)
- Cab Calloway and His Orchestra, “Reefer Man” (Brunswick 6340, 1932)
- Bing Crosby, “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?” (Brunswick 6414, 1932)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “All of Me” (Columbia 2606-D, 1932)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea” (Okeh 41550, 1932)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “Lazy River” (Okeh 41541, 1932)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues” (Victor 24233, 1933)
- Ethel Waters, “I Got Rhythm” (Columbia 2346-D, 1933)
- Ethel Waters, “Stormy Weather” (Brunswick 6564, 1933)
- Bing Crosby, “You’re Getting to Be a Habit with Me” (Brunswick 6472, 1933)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “Sophisticated Lady” (Brunswick 6600, 1933)
- Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra, “Moten Swing” (Victor 23384, 1933)
- Bennie Moten’s Kansas City Orchestra, “Prince of Wails” (Victor 23393, 1933)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Queer Notions” (Vocalion 2583, 1933)
- Art Tatum, “Tiger Rag” (Brunswick 6543, 1933)
- Ted Weems and His Orchestra, “Heartaches” (Bluebird B-5131, 1933)
- Kanui & Lula, “Oua, Oua” (Parlophone R-1614, 1933)
- Kanui & Lula, “My Little Grass Shack in Kealakekua, Hawaii” (Parlophone R-1957, 1933)
- The Fiddlin’ Doc Roberts Trio, “Cumberland Blues” (Melotone 12834, 1933)
- The Spirits of Rhythm, “My Old Man” (Brunswick 6728, 1933)
- Jack Kelly’s South Memphis Jug Band, “Highway No. 61 Blues” (Perfect 254, 1933)
- Jack Kelly’s South Memphis Jug Band, “Red Ripe Tomatoes” (Perfect 254, 1933)
- Bessie Smith, “Do Your Duty” (Okeh 8945, 1933)
- Joshua White, “Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin’ Bed” (Perfect 0258, 1933)
- Joshua White, “Blood Red River” (Perfect 0257, 1933)
- Big Bill Broonzy, “Mississippi River Blues” (Bluebird B-5535, 1934)
- Big Bill Broonzy, “Long Tall Mama” (Banner 33085, 1934)
- Kokomo Arnold, “Milk Cow Blues” (Decca 7026, 1934)
- Kokomo Arnold, “Old Original Kokomo Blues” (Decca 7026, 1934)
- Kokomo Arnold, “Back Door Blues” (Decca 7156, 1934)
- Charley Patton, “High Sheriff Blues” (Vocalion 02680, 1934)
- Charley Patton, “Poor Me” (Vocalion 02651, 1934)
- Memphis Minnie, “Moaning the Blues” (Decca 7037, 1934)
- Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra, “Blue Moon” (Decca 312, 1934)
- The Sons of the Pioneers, “Way Out There” (Decca 5013, 1934)
- The Prairie Ramblers, “Shady Grove My Darling” (Bluebird B-5322, 1934)
- Sol Hoopii, “Hula Girl” (Brunswick 6768, 1934)
- Sol Hoopii and His Novelty Quartet, “I Like You” (Brunswick 6787, 1934)
- Chick Webb’s Savoy Orchestra, “Stomping at the Savoy” (Columbia 2926-D, 1934)
- Chick Webb and His Orchestra, “Let’s Get Together” (Columbia 2883-D, 1934)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Wrappin’ It Up” (Decca 157, 1934)
- Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, “Solitude” (Victor 24755, 1934)
- Ray Noble and His Orchestra featuring Al Bowlly, “The Very Thought of You” (Victor 24657, 1934)
- Bing Crosby, “June in January” (Decca 310, 1934)
- Freddy Martin and His Orchestra featuring Elmer Feldkamp, “I Saw Stars” (Brunswick 6948, 1934)
- Fats Waller and His Rhythm, “Honeysuckle Rose” (Victor 24826, 1934)
- Tampa Red, “Things ‘Bout Comin’ My Way” (Vocalion 02774, 1934)
- Bessie Smith, “Gimme a Pigfoot (And a Bottle of Beer)” (Okeh 8949, 1934)
- Joe Pullum, “Black Gal, What Makes Your Head So Hard?” (Bluebird B-5459, 1934)
- Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell, “Blues Before Sunrise” (Vocalion 02657, 1934)
- Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell, “Hurry Down Sunshine” (Vocalion 2741, 1934)
- Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell, “Midnight Hour Blues” (Vocalion 02741, 1934)
- Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell, “When the Sun Goes Down” (Bluebird B-5877, 1935)
- Kokomo Arnold, “Policy Wheel Blues” (Decca 7147, 1935)
- Cripple Clarence Lofton, “Strut That Thing” (Vocalion 02951, 1935)
- Peetie Wheatstraw, “King of Spades” (Vocalion 3066, 1935)
- Charley Patton, “Revenue Man Blues” (Vocalion 02931, 1935)
- Sleepy John Estes, “Drop Down Mama” (Champion 50048, 1935)
- Big Joe Williams, “Baby Please Don’t Go” (Bluebird B-6200, 1935)
- Amédé Ardoin and Denus McGee, “Les Blues de Voyage” (Bluebird B-2189, 1935)
- Amédé Ardoin and Denus McGee, “The Midland Two Step” (Decca 17003, 1935)
- The Carter Family, “Can the Circle Be Unbroken? (Bye and Bye)” (Melotone 13432, 1935)
- Patsy Montana and the Prairie Ramblers, “I Want to Be a Cowboy’s Sweetheart” (Conqueror 8575, 1935)
- Bill Boyd’s Cowboy Ramblers, “Under the Double Eagle” (Victor 5945, 1935)
- Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies, “Brownie’s Stomp” (Bluebird B-5775, 1935)
- Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies, “Taking Off” (Decca 5149, 1935)
- Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies, “Down by the O-H-I-O” (Decca 5111, 1935)
- Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra, “Rhythm Is Our Business” (Decca 369, 1935)
- The Boswell Sisters, “The Object of My Affection” (Brunswick 7348, 1935)
- The Dorsey Brothers featuring Bob Crosby, “Lullaby of Broadway” (Decca 370, 1935)
- Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra featuring Billie Holiday, “What a Little Moonlight Can Do” (Brunswick 7498, 1935)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, “Sometimes I’m Happy” (Victor 25090, 1935, 1935)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, “King Porter Stomp” (Victor 25090, 1935)
- Frankie Trumbauer and His Orchestra, “Troubled” (Victor 24834, 1935)
- Lecuona Cuban Boys, “Rumba Tambah” (Columbia 45-DC 735 , 1935)
- Gene Gifford and His Orchestra, “Nothin’ but the Blues” (Victor 25041, 1935)
- Duke Ellington, “In a Sentimental Mood” (Brunswick 7461, 1935)
- Fats Waller and His Rhythm, “I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter” (Victor 25044, 1935)
- Fred Astaire, “Cheek to Cheek” (Brunswick 7486, 1935)
- Fred Astaire, “The Way You Look Tonight” (Brunswick 7717, 1936)
- Andy Kirk and His Twelve Clouds of Joy, “Until the Real Thing Comes Along” (Decca 809, 1936)
- Bing Crosby, “Pennies from Heaven” (Decca 947, 1936)
- Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, “I’m Getting Sentimental Over You” (Victor 25236, 1936)
- Le Quintette Du Hot Club De France, “Djangology” (Decca 23003, 1936)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Christopher Columbus (A Rhythm Cocktail)” (Vocalion 3211, 1936)
- Chick Webb and His Orchestra, “Blue Lou” (Decca 1065, 1936)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, “The Glory of Love” (Victor 25316, 1936)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra featuring Ella Fitzgerald, “Goodnight, My Love” (Victor 25461, 1936)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra featuring Helen Ward, “Goody Goody” (Victor 25245, 1936)
- Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra featuring Billie Holiday, “These Foolish Things” (Brunswick 7699, 1936)
- Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra featuring Billie Holiday, “I Cried for You (Now It's Your Turn to Cry Over Me)” (Brunswick 7729, 1936)
- Billie Holiday, “Billie’s Blues” (Vocalion 3288, 1936)
- Roosevelt Sykes, “Dirty Mother for You” (Decca 7160, 1936)
- Meade “Lux” Lewis, “Yancey Special” (Decca 819, 1936)
- Albert Ammons and His Rhythm Kings, “Boogie Woogie Stomp” (Decca 749, 1936)
- Le Quintette du Hot Club de France, “Limehouse Blues” (HMV K-7706, 1936)
- Blind Roosevelt Graves and Brother, “Woke Up This Morning (With My Mind on Jesus)” (Melotone 6-11-74, 1936)
- Blind Roosevelt Graves and Brother, “I’ll Be Rested (When the Roll Is Called)” (Melotone 6-11-74, 1936)
- Robert Johnson, “If I Had Possession over Judgment Day” (unreleased Vocalion recording from 1936; King of the Delta Blues Singers, Columbia CL 1654, 1961)
- The Monroe Brothers, “What Would You Give in Exchange?” (Bluebird B-6309, 1936)
- The Monroe Brothers, “My Long Journey Home” (Bluebird B-6422, 1936)
- The Monroe Brothers, “My Savior’s Train” (Bluebird B-6729, 1936)
- The Carter Family, “No Depression in Heaven” (Decca 5242, 1936)
- The Carter Family, “My Dixie Darling” (Decca 5240, 1936)
- The Blue Sky Boys, “On the Sunny Side of Life” (Bluebird B-6457, 1936)
- Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, “Steel Guitar Rag” (Vocalion 3394, 1936)
- Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, “Osage Stomp” (Vocalion 3096, 1935)
- Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, “Who Walks in When I Walk Out” (Vocalion 3206, 1936)
- Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, “Right or Wrong” (Vocalion 3451, 1936)
- Milton Brown and His Musical Brownies, “When I Take My Sugar to Tea” (Decca 5201, 1936)
- Bill Boyd’s Cowboy Ramblers, “Wah Hoo” (Bluebird B-6308, 1936)
- Bill Boyd’s Cowboy Ramblers, “Goofus” (Bluebird B-6328, 1936)
- East Texas Serenaders, “East Texas Drag” (Decca 5347, 1937)
- Roy Acuff and His Crazy Tennesseans, “Steel Guitar Blues” (Melotone 7-07-52, 1937)
- Roy Acuff and His Crazy Tennesseans, “Great Speckled Bird” (Conqueror 8740, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Terraplane Blues” (Vocalion 03416, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “32-20 Blues” (Vocalion 03445, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Last Fair Deal Gone Down” (Vocalion 03445, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom” (Vocalion 03475, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Cross Road Blues” (Vocalion 03519, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Rambling on My Mind” (Vocalion 03519, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “I’m a Steady Rollin’ Man” (Vocalion 03723, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Come on in My Kitchen” (Vocalion 03563, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Hellhound on My Trail” (Vocalion 03623, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Sweet Home Chicago” (Vocalion 03601, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Walking Blues” (Vocalion 03601, 1937)
- Robert Johnson, “Traveling Riverside Blues” (unreleased Vocalion recording from 1937; King of the Delta Blues Singers, Columbia CL 1654, 1961)
- Bukka White, “Shake ‘Em On Down” (Vocalion 03711, 1937)
- John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson, “Good Morning, Little School Girl” (Bluebird B-7059, 1937)
- John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson, “Sugar Mama Blues” (Bluebird B-7059, 1937)
- John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson, “Early in the Morning” (Bluebird B-7302, 1937)
- Sleepy John Estes, “Someday Baby Blues” (Decca 7279, 1937)
- Little Brother Montgomery, “Farish Street Jive” (Bluebird 6894, 1937)
- Peetie Wheatstraw, “Peetie Wheatstraw Stomp” (Decca 7292, 1937)
- Meade “Lux” Lewis, “Honky Tonk Train Blues” (Victor 25541, 1937)
- Jones-Smith, Incorporated, “Lady, Be Good” (Vocalion 3459, 1937)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, “Boogie Woogie” (a.k.a. “I May Be Wrong”) (Decca 1252, 1937)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “One O’Clock Jump” (Decca 1363, 1937)
- Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra, “Without Your Love” (Vocalion 3593, 1937)
- Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra featuring Billie Holiday, “This Year’s Kisses” (Brunswick 7824, 1937)
- Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra featuring Billie Holiday, “Easy Living” (Brunswick 7911, 1937)
- Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra, “I Can’t Get Started” (Victor 36208, 1937)
- Barney Bigard and His Jazzopators (Duke Ellington), “Caravan” (Variety VA 515, 1937)
- Bing Crosby with Lani McIntyre and His Hawaiians, “Sweet Leilani” (Decca 1175, 1937)
- Maxine Sullivan and Her Orchestra, “Loch Lomond” (Vocalion 3654, 1937)
- Maxine Sullivan and Her Orchestra, “Nice Work If You Can Get It” (Vocalion 3848, 1937)
- Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra featuring Jack Leonard, “Marie” (Victor 25523, 1937)
- Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra, “Song of India” (Victor 25523, 1937)
- Le Quintette du Hot Club de France with Freddie Taylor, “After You’ve Gone” (Victor 25511, 1937)
- A Jam Session at Victor, “Honeysuckle Rose” (Victor 25559, 1937)
- The Raymond Scott Quintette, “Twilight in Turkey” (Master MA 108, 1937)
- The Raymond Scott Quintette, “Powerhouse” (Master MA 111, 1937)
- Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra, “For Dancers Only” (Decca 1340, 1937)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, “Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)” (Victor 36205, 1937)
- Chick Webb and His Orchestra, “Harlem Congo” (Decca 1681, 1938)
- Chick Webb and His Orchestra, “Liza (All the Clouds’ll Roll Away)” (Decca 1840, 1938)
- Chick Webb and His Orchestra featuring Ella Fitzgerald, “A-Tisket A-Tasket” (Decca 1840, 1938)
- Slim & Slam, “The Flat Foot Floogee” (Vocalion 4021, 1938)
- John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson, “Decoration Blues” (Bluebird B-7665, 1938)
- John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson, “Whiskey Head Blues” (Bluebird B-7707, 1938)
- Robert Johnson, “Stop Breakin’ Down Blues” (Vocalion 04002, 1938)
- Robert Johnson, “Me and the Devil Blues” (Vocalion 04108, 1938)
- Cliff Bruner’s Texas Wanderers, “It Makes No Difference Now” (Decca 5604, 1938)
- Le Quintette du Hot Club de France, “Minor Swing” (Swing 23, 1938)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “When the Saints Go Marching In” (Decca 2230, 1938)
- Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra, “I Double Dare You” (Decca 1636, 1938)
- Eddie Condon and His Windy City Seven, “Ja-Da” (Commodore 500, 1938)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, “One O’Clock Jump” (live: January 16, 1938; The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert, Columbia SL 160, 1950)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra, “Don’t Be That Way” (Victor 25792, 1938)
- Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra, “Margie” (Decca 1617, 1938)
- Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, “Prelude to a Kiss” (Brunswick m8204, 1938)
- Artie Shaw and His Orchestra, “Begin the Beguine” (Bluebird B-7746, 1938)
- Artie Shaw and His Orchestra featuring Billie Holiday, “Any Old Time” (Bluebird B-7759, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Blue and Sentimental” (Decca 1965, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Doggin’ Around” (Decca 1965, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Jumpin’ at the Woodside” (Decca 2212, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Topsy” (Decca 1770, 1938)
- Kansas City Six, “Way Down Yonder in New Orleans” (Commodore 512, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, “Blues in the Dark” (Decca 1682, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, “Stop Beatin’ Round the Mulberry Bush” (Decca 2004, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, “Swingin’ the Blues” (Decca 1880, 1938)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, “Sent for You Yesterday” (Decca 1880, 1938)
- Big Joe Turner & Pete Johnson, “Roll ‘Em Pete” (Vocalion 4607, 1939)
- Robert Johnson, “Preaching Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)” (Vocalion 04630, 1939)
- Bukka White, “Po’ Boy” (unreleased 1939 field recording by Alan Lomax; Herwin 92400, 1967)
- Cliff Bruner’s Texas Wanderers, “Truck Driver’s Blues” (Decca 5725, 1939)
- Cab Calloway and His Orchestra, “(Hep-Hep!) The Jumpin’ Jive” (Vocalion v5005, 1939)
- Fats Waller and His Rhythm, “Hold Tight (Want Some Sea Food Mama)” (Bluebird B-10116, 1939)
- Chick Webb and His Orchestra featuring Ella Fitzgerald, “Undecided” (Decca 2323, 1939)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra featuring Helen Humes, “If I Could Be with You One Hour Tonight” (Vocalion 4748, 1939)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Taxi War Dance” (Vocalion 4748, 1939)
- Count Basie’s Kansas City Seven, “Lester Leaps In” (Vocalion 5118, 1939)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Jive at Five” (Decca 2922, 1939)
- Jimmie Lunceford and His Orchestra, “Lunceford Special” (Columbia 38338, 1939)
- Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra, “Tuxedo Junction” (Bluebird B-10409, 1939)
- Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra, “Cherokee” (Bluebird B-10373, 1939)
- Woody Herman and His Orchestra, “(At the) Woodchopper’s Ball” (Decca 2440, 1939)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra featuring Martha Tilton, “And the Angels Sing” (Victor 26170, 1939)
- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, “Little Brown Jug” (Bluebird B-10286, 1939)
- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, “In the Mood” (Bluebird B-10416, 1939)
- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, “Stairway to the Stars” (Bluebird B-10276, 1939)
- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, “Moonlight Serenade” (Bluebird B-10214, 1939)
- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, “Sunrise Serenade” (Bluebird B-10214, 1939)
- Artie Shaw and His Gramercy Five, “Summit Ridge Drive” (Victor 26763, 1940)
- Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, “Concerto for Cootie (Do Nothin’ Till You Hear From Me)” (Victor 26598, 1940)
- Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, “Ko-Ko” (Victor 26577, 1940)
- Art Tatum, “Begin the Beguine” (Decca 8502, 1940)
- Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra, “After Hours” (Bluebird B-10879, 1940)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “Tickle Toe” (Columbia 35521, 1940)
- Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra, “Hotter Than ‘Ell” (Decca 3518, 1940)
- Glenn Miller and His Orchestra, “Anvil Chorus” (Bluebird B-10982, 1941)
- Benny Goodman and His Orchestra featuring Peggy Lee, “Let’s Do It (Let’s Fall in Love)” (Okeh 6474, 1941)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra, “9:20 Special” (Okeh 6244, 1941)
- Count Basie and His Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, “Goin’ to Chicago Blues” (Decca Okeh 6244, 1941)
- Big Joe Williams, “Peach Orchard Woman” (Bluebird B-8774, 1941)
- John Lee “Sonny Boy” Williamson, “Sloppy Drunk Blues” (Bluebird B-8822, 1941)
- Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra featuring Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell, “Tangerine” (Decca 4123, 1942)
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- Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra, “Skyliner” (Decca 18659, 1945)
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- Duke Ellington, “Medley: Kinda Dukish / Rockin’ in Rhythm” (Piano in the Background, Columbia CL 1546, 1960)
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- Joe Falcon, “Les Flambes d'Enfer (The Flames of Hell)” (live: 1963; Cajun Music Pioneer, Arhoolie LP 5005)
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