Butterbeans & Susie Acc By Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five / Lovie Austin - Okeh 8355 (1926)

Butterbeans & Susie v / Louis Armstrong c / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p /
Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on June 18, 1926.

Butterbeans & Susie v / Lovie Austin p.

Recorded in Chicago on June 18, 1926.

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.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8261 (1925)

Here we have Louis Armstrong's first release of Hot Five recordings. These are two of three sides cut during his first session as leader.

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on November 12, 1925.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8357 (1926)

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on June 16, 1926.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8551 (1927)

I've never run across such a clean Hot Five or Seven.

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p /Johnny St. Cyr bj, g / Lonnie Johnson g (I'm Not Rough).

Recorded in Chicago on December 9 & 10, 1927.

New Orleans Bootblacks - Columbia 14337 (1926)

Lil Hardin Armstrong set up recording dates for what basically was Louis Armstrong's Hot Five/Seven ensemble with Columbia Records...only one problem, Louis was tethered to a contract with OKeh.

So, she tapped George Mitchell to replace Satch on cornet. More information on him here.

Here are two of the sides that were waxed in Chicago on July 14, 1926.

Personnel: George Mitchell c / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Joe Clark as / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8535 (1927)

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj / Lonnie Johnson g.

Recorded in Chicago on December 13, 1927.

New Orleans Wanderers - Columbia 698 (1926)

From wikipedia...

The New Orleans Wanderers was the name under which Lil Hardin recorded with members of Louis Armstrong's Hot Five on a 1926 session for Columbia Records. Armstrong himself was unable to appear since he was under contract to Okeh, although he collaborated with Hardin on three of the four songs. His place was taken by George Mitchell. Four further songs were released by the same musicians under the name New Orleans Bootblacks.

George Mitchell c / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Joe Clark as (except on PSB) / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on July 13, 1926.

King Oliver & His Dixie Syncopators - Brunswick 3998 (1927)

Excerpted from wikipedia...

The Great Depression brought hardship to Oliver. He lost his life savings to a collapsed bank in Chicago, and he struggled to keep his band together through a series of hand-to-mouth gigs until the group broke up and Oliver was stranded in Savannah, Georgia, where he worked as a janitor at Wimberly's Recreation Hall (526-528 West Broad Street). Oliver died in poverty at a rooming house (508 Montgomery Street), on April 10, 1938. He was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx, NY, where he would be joined by other jazz giants such as Coleman Hawkins, Lionel Hampton, W. C. Handy, Milt Jackson, Max Roach, and Miles Davis, among others, all of whom owe a great debt to "Papa Joe."

King Oliver, Thomas "Tick" Gray c / Kid Ory tb / Omer Simeon cl, ss, as / Paul Barnes cl, as / Barney Bigard cl, ts / Luis Russell p / Junie Cobb bj / Lawson Buford bb / Paul Barbarin d.

Recorded in Chicago on April 22, 1927.

Kid Ory & His Creole Jazz Band - Columbia C-126 (1947)

Edward "Kid" Ory tb / Thomas "Papa Mutt" Carey t / Albany "Barney" Bigard cl / Albert "Buster" Wilson p / Arthur "Bud" Scott g / Edward "Montudi" Garland sb / Minor "Ram" Hall d.

Album released in 1947.

Liner notes by George Avakian. Cover art by Jim Flora.

Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - Crescent 5/7 (1945)

Continuing with the Dixieland theme.

Mutt Carey t / Kid Ory tb / Omer Simeon cl / Buster Wilson p / Bud Scott g, v / Ed Garland b / Minor Hall d.

Recorded in August 1945.