Artist	Song
Jack Teagarden	The Sheik of Araby
from Father of Jazz Trombone (2005)
Louis Armstrong	Mahogany Hall Stomp
from Louis Armstrong: Complete RCA Victor Recordings (2001)
Sidney Bechet	Maple Leaf Rag
from Classic Sides 1931-1937 (CD A) (2007)
Eddie Condon	I'm Gonna Stomp, Mr. Henry Lee
from Eddie Condon (2008)
Pete Fountain	The Second Line
from Pete Fountain Presents - The Best of Dixieland (2001)
Henry Red Allen	Ride Red Ride
from Dr. Jazz Series Vol. 9 (1995)
Lu Watters	Tiger Rag
from The Ultimate Jazz Archive 8: Jacks Hit the Road, Vol. 1 (2007)
Muggsy Spanier	Tin Roof Blues
from Mahattan Masters 1945 (1998)
Peanuts Hucko & Alex Welsh & His Band	Ida
from Peanuts Hucko, Vol. 1 (2002)
Pee Wee Russell	Love Is Just Around the Corner
from Pee Wee Russell: Jazz Original (1997)
The Dixieland All Stars	New Washington And Lee Swing
from Dixieland Jubilee (2006)
Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers	Sidewalk Blues
from Birth of the Hot - the Classic Chicago "Red Hot Peppers" Sessions 1926-27 (1995)
Alex Welsh	The Charleston
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
The Charleston Chasers	Sugar Foot Strut
from The Charleston Chasers Vol. 1 1925-1930 (2008)
Storeyville Jazzmen & Bob Wallis	New Orleans Stomp
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
George Girard	Sweethearts In Parade
from Sounds of New Orleans Vol. 6 (1992)
Kid Ory	Wang Wang Blues
from Kid Ory Plays the Blues (1997)
Mickey Ashman's Ragtime Jazz Band	Snake Rag
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
Miff Mole & His Little Molers	Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble
from Vintage Jazz (2009)
Original Dixieland Jazz Band	Margie
from Original Dixieland Jazz Band: 1917-36 (1990)
Turk Murphy	Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
from Favorites (2007)
Terry Lightfoot's Jazzmen	Good Time Swing
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
Al Hirt	When the Saints Go Marching In
from Al Hirt: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band	Georgia On My Mind
from The Essential Preservation Hall Jazz Band (2007)

Comment:

Just like the Dixieland sound itself, the players who blew the breath of life into it were freewheeling and unstoppable — king-size characters with a wild streak. Jack Teagarden was a force of nature with the Dixieland blues in his soul, not to mention his voice and trombone, and he stirs up a storm big enough to blow the house down on "The Sheik of Araby." Loose cannon Sidney Bechet once shot somebody in a quarrel over a chord change, but he was also a jazz godhead who tore into "Maple Leaf Rag" with a titanic tone that could tumble a tree. As for Big Apple banjo man Eddie Condon, a mover and shaker with his own Manhattan jazz club, well, let's just say his "I'm Gonna Stomp, Mr. Henry Lee," was no mere idle boast.

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