Jazz-Bo's Carolina Serenaders - Muse 232 (1922)

Here we have The Original Memphis Five under one of their many pseudonyms.

Phil Napoleon, t / Miff Mole, tb / Sam Lanin, Sidney Arodin cl / Loring McMurray or Rudy Wiedoeft, as / Frank Signorelli, p / Jack Roth, d.

Recorded in New York on April 22, 1922.

Alberta Brown - Columbia 14321 (1928)

Always happy to score a disc waxed in New Orleans...even if it is in this kinda shape.

Checking Rust, the instrumentalists are unknown but the Red Hot Jazz site lists members of the Halfway House Orchestra as accompanists...if so, that would make this record an even nicer get.

Alberta Brown v / ? Sidney Arodin cl / Abbie Brunies c / Red Long p / Chink Martin bb.

Recorded in New Orleans on April 25, 1928.

Monk Hazel & His Beinville (sic) Roof Orchestra - Brunswick 4181 / 4182 (1928)

Here we have both Brunswicks recorded in New Orleans by Monk Hazel and His Beinville Roof Orchestra in the order they were waxed.

Sharkey Bonano t, dir / Sidney Arodin cl, tin whistle / Hal Jordy as, bar / Freddy Newman p / Joe Capraro g / Luther Lamar bb / Monk Hazel d, mel, v.

Recorded in New Orleans in December, 1928.

Monk Hazel & His Bienville Roof Orchestra - Brunswick 4181 (1928)

For two years now, I've been outbid on several auctions for this Crescent City record...finally able to bring it home this week.

This completes my run of four sides recorded for Brunswick under Monk Hazel's name.

Here's the other one.

Sharkey Bonano t, dir / Sidney Arodin cl, tin whistle / Hal Jordy as, bar / Freddy Newman p / Joe Capraro g / Luther Lamar bb / Monk Hazel d, mel, v.

Recorded in New Orleans in December, 1928.

Jones & Collins Astoria Hot Eight - Biltmore 1001 (Originally Victor 38576) (1929)

Still waiting for their original New Orleans recordings on Victor and Bluebird to fall into my lap...so until then, this Biltmore bootleg will suffice nicely.

From wikipedia...

The Jones & Collins Astoria Hot Eight were led by cornetist Lee Collins and tenor saxophonist David Jones. They took their name from the Astoria Gardens, the dance hall room of the Astoria Hotel on Rampart Street in New Orleans where they were the house band in 1928 and 1929. The group included a number of noted New Orleans jazz musicians in its relatively short life.

The ensemble recorded only once, doing a session at the Italian Hall in New Orleans on December 15, 1929. A total of four sides were released from these sessions: Astoria Strut b/w Duet Stomp, issued on Victor Records, and Damp Weather b/w Tip Easy Blues, issued on Bluebird Records. Alternative takes of Damp Weather and Tip Easy Blues survived to appear on reissues decades later.

Lee Collins c / Sidney Arodin cl / Theodore Purnell as / David Jones ts / Joe Robechaux p / Emmanuel Sayles bj / Al Morgan sb, v / Joe Strode-Raphael d.

Recorded in New Orleans on November (or December...sources differ) 15, 1929.

Johnnie Miller's New Orleans Frolickers - Columbia 1546 (1928)

Here are the only two sides released (a third was unissued) by this New Orleans outfit...at least under this name.

Sharkey Bonano c / Sidney Arodin cl / Hal Jordy as / Johnnie Miller p / Steve Brou bj / Chink Martin bb / Leo Adde d.

Recorded in New Orleans on April 25, 1928.