The Savannah Syncopators - Brunswick 3245 (1926)

King Oliver, Bob Shoffner c / Kid Ory tb / Albert Nicholas, Billy Paige cl, as, ss / Barney Bigard cl, ts, ss / Luis Russell p / Bud Scott bj / Bert Cobb bb / Paul Barbarin d / Georgia Taylor v

Recorded in Georgia on April 21 & 23, 1926.

Thomas Morris & His Seven Hot Babies - Victor 20179 (1926)

From wikipedia...

Ward Pinkett (April 29, 1906—March 15, 1937) was an American jazz trumpeter remembered for playing two notable solos in recordings by jazz pianist and bandleader Jelly Roll Morton. His promising musical career was cut short by alcoholism and illness.

The son of an amateur cornet player, Ward Pinkett started playing the trumpet when he was ten years old. He played in the school band at Hampton Institute and later attended the New Haven Conservatory of Music.

After working with the White Brothers Orchestra in Washington D.C., Pinkett moved to New York City. He played for brief periods with the bands of Charlie Johnson, Willie Gant, Billy Fowler, Henri Saparo, Joe Steele and Charlie Skeete. During his stint with Jelly Roll Morton in 1928–30, he participated in seven of Morton's recording sessions and his solos on "Strokin' Away" and "Low Gravy" (both recorded on July 14, 1930) are considered by music historians to be the best of his career. He also worked with Chick Webb, Bingie Madison, Rex Stewart (1933) and Teddy Hill, but was never able to achieve fame. In 1935 he teamed with Albert Nicholas and Bernard Addison at Adrian Rollini's Tap Room and also had a short stint with Louis Metcalf's Big Band. In addition to the Jelly Roll Morton recordings, he recorded with King Oliver, Bubber Miley, Clarence Williams, James P. Johnson and the Little Ramblers.

Ward Pinkett died of alcoholism-aggravated pneumonia six weeks short of his thirty-first birthday.

Tom Morris, Ward Pinkett t / Geechie Fields tb / Ernest Elliott cl, as, bar / Happy Caldwell cl, ts / Marlowe Morris p / ? Lee Blair bj / Bill Benford bb. 

Recorded in New York on July 13, 1926.

Clarence Williams Stompers - Okeh 40598 (1926)

I'm a big Bubber Miley fan.

Bubber Miley, Thomas Morris c / ? Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton tb / Don Redman cl, as, v / Clarence Williams p / Leroy Harris or Buddy Christian bj / Harry Edwards bb.

Recorded in New York on April 7, 1926.

The Dixie Stompers - Harmony 88 (1925) & 166 (1926)

Fletcher Henderson p, dir / Russell Smith, Joe Smith t / Charlie Green tb / Buster Bailey cl, as / Don Redman  v, cl, as, gfs, (? 3rd t) / Coleman Hawkins cl, ts, bsx / Charlie Dixon bj / Kaiser Marshall d.

Recorded in New York on December 22, 1925.

Fletcher Henderson p, dir / Russell Smith, Joe Smith t / Charlie Green tb / Buster Bailey cl, as / Don Redman  cl, as, ss / Coleman Hawkins cl, ts / Charlie Dixon bj / Kaiser Marshall d.

Recorded in New York on March 22 & April 14 1926.