Artists Who Have Released Material On Stomp Off
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- Clint Baker
- Aces Of Syncopation
- Acker Bilk
- Black Bottom Stompers
- Black Eagle Jazz Band
- Jean-Francois Bonnel
- Tom Brier
- Ernie Carson
- European Classic Jazz Band
- Charquet & Co.
- Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band
- Ken Colyer
- Jim Cullum, Jr./Jim Cullum Jazz Band
- Dave Dallwitz
- Mike Daniels
- James Dapogny
- Ted des Plantes
- Neville Dickie
- Down Home Jazz Band
- Dry Throat Five
- Peter Ecklund
- Wally Fawkes
- George Foley (pianist)
- Jacques Gauthe
- Banu Gibson
- John Gill
- Grand Dominion Jazz Band
- Marty Grosz
- Hall Brothers Jazz Band
- Heliotrope Ragtime Orchestra
- Art Hodes
- Hot Antic Jazz Band
- Keith Ingham
- Jazz O'Maniacs
- Kustbandet
- Morten Gunnar Larsen
- Carol Leigh
- Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble
- Louisiana Washboard Five
- Humphrey Lyttelton
- Louis Mazetier
- Jimmy Mazzy
- Rosy McHargue
- Turk Murphy
- Don Neely
- New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra
- New Orleans Rascals
- Keith Nichols
- Jimmy Noone Jr.
- Ophelia Ragtime Orchestra
- The Original Salty Dogs Jazz Band
- Paris Washboard
- Bent Persson
- Red Roseland Cornpickers
- Michael Lande's Rhythm Club Orchestra
- Wally Rose
- Scaniazz
- Ray Skjelbred
- Hal Smith (musician)
- Ray Smith (pianist)
- South Frisco Jazz Band
- Andy Stein
- Tom Stuip
- Richard Sudhalter
- Monty Sunshine
- Swedish Jazz Kings
- Butch Thompson
- Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band
- Terry Waldo
- West End Jazz Band
- Golden Eagle Jazz Band-USA
- Gaslite Gale Foehner
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