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No.5  -  "DON'T JAZZ  -  IT'S MUSIC!"

STICK AROUND FOR THE NEW JAZZ BAND  (George Baker and Ernest Pike, 1918)
THAT MOANING TROMBONE (Murray Pilcer and his Jazz Band, 1919)
EVERYBODY SHIMMES NOW (The Savoy Quartet, 1919)
JA-DA (The Two Bobs, 1919)
THE WILD, WILD WOMEN (London Dance Orchestra, 1919)
THE JAZZ NIGHTMARE (Mayfair Dance Orchestra, 1919)
A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP (Manhattan Jazz Band, 1919)
THE MAD JAZZ RAZZ (Manhattan Jazz Band, 1919)
EVERYBODY'S JAZZING NOW (Harry Cove and Walter Thompson, 1919)
CAROLINA (London Ragtime Orchestra, 1917)
I'VE GOT THE ARMY BLUES (Corner House Ragtime Band, 1918)
EVERYTHING IS PEACHES DOWN IN GEORGIA
(Ferdinand Hill's London Trocadero Orch, 1919)
SLAVERY (J.H. Squire's 'Karsino' Orchestra, 1918)
THE VAMP (Olly Oakley's Syncopated Five, 1919)
THE DARKTOWN STRUTTERS' BALL (Elsie Janis, 1919)
AT THE HIGH BROWN BABIES' BALL (Archibald Joyce's Orchestra, 1920)
WHEN THE JAZZ BAND STARTS TO PLAY (The Two Rascals, 1922)
JAZZMANIA (Unique Keyboard Novelties, 1920)
AFTER YOU'VE GONE (The Versatile Four, 1919)
DARDANELLA (Wild West Jazz Band, 1920)
YOU'D BE SURPRISED (Savoy Dance Orchestra, 1920)
TWELFTH STREET RAG (White Coons Band, 1921)
WABASH BLUES (The Regency Orchestra, 1922)
NAVVIES' JAZZ (Charlie Higgins, 1934)