Early Recordings
| Date | Artist | Label |
|---|---|---|
| 1924 | Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra | Victor 19557-A |
| 1925 | Isham Jones & His Orchestra | Brunswick 2789B |
| 1925 | Bailey's Lucky Seven | Gennett 5648A |
| 1925 | Sara Martin | OKeh 8262A |
| 1925 | Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra | Regal 9789-A (also for Domino, Banner, and Ajax) |
This song also can be found as the first track on Side 1 of the Longines Symphonette Society proudly presents Roaring 20's Ragtime (SYS 5047). I don't know what year this record was put out.
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