Ain’t Cha Got Music? – Henry “Red” Allen – 1929 to 1935

Young Muggsy – The Bucktown Five

 “A Good Man To Have Around” – Rare Jimmie Noone

Harry Reser’s Six Jumping Jacks

Sweet Tommy Dorsey’s Trombonology

“Charlie’s Ideas” – Paul Howard’s Quality Serenaders

“The Professors” – Mauro Porro & Andrew Oliver

“I’m More Than Satisfied” – Bix & Tram’s Chicago Loopers

Clarinet Trios

“Far Away From Home” – Noble Sissle & Sam Wooding

“London Blues” – The Savoy Havana Band

“Too Late? Never!” King Oliver’s Victors

Duke Heitger’s Chicagoans 

Fred Van Eps –  the Ragtime Banjoist

Unrecorded songs from the Library of Congress

Rhythm King – the young Bing Crosby

More than Five Pennies – Red Nichols’ big bands

With vocal refrain – Roya Naldi’s Hot Combination

“Tubas in the Moonlight”

A Battle Of Jazz – Fletcher Henderson v. The Missourians

“The Fabulous Fives” – Five-piece jazz from the 1920s

“A Rendezvous With Rhythm” – The Ellingtonians

Oscar Alemán

Sweet And Hot – Andy Kirk’s Twelve Clouds Of Joy

“Shake That Thing!” – Abe Lyman’s Orchestra

“That’s All” – Annette Hanshaw

Fess Williams’ Royal Flush Orchestra

“After The Storm” – Jazz in Paris after World War One

Teddy Wilson’s Small Groups

“Is Everybody Happy?” – Ted Lewis

Paul Whiteman’s Symhponic Jazz (A 27 piece band!)

There is also a jam session every evening after the concert programme finishes.