Artists
Among the artists Mills personally recorded were
- Irving Aaronson and his Commanders
- Vic Berton's Orchestra
- Billy Banks Orchestra
- Cab Calloway Orchestra
- Chocolate Dandies
- Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
- Frank Froeba Orchestra
- Sonny Greer and his Memphis Men
- Ina Ray Hutton and Her Melodears
- Baron Lee and the Mills Blue Rhythm Band
- Jimmie Lunceford
- Wingy Manone Orchestra
- Red McKenzie
- Benny Meroff Orchestra
- Mills Cavalcade Orchestra
- Irving Mills and his Hotsy Totsy Gang
- Mills Music Masters
- Red Nichols & His Five Pennies
- Louis Prima Orchestra
- Jay Randell Orchestra
- Chuck Richards
- Clark Randall Orchestra
- The Raymond Scott Quintette
- Tommy "Red" Tomkins Orchestra
- Joe Venuti
- The Whoopee Makers
- Will Hudson–Eddie DeLange Orchestra
- The Swingsters
- The Modernists (Benny Goodman)
- Lud Gluskin Orchestra
- Red Norvo & His Swing Septet
- Rex Stewart Orchestra
- Benny Carter Orchestra
- Buster Bailey Orchestra
- Joe Haymes Orchestra
- Manny Klein Orchestra
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