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- A(+Eva Taylor)Uncle Sammy here I am
- BThriller blues
Clarence Williams, pianist, composer and talent scout, recorded 'Uncle Sammy Here I Am' with vocalist Eva Taylor, his wife, for Bluebird; Williams was a central figure in 1920s New York jazz and blues.AI summary
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- AI'm a little Blackbird(24)
- BMandy make up your Mind
Clarence Williams, a pioneering African-American jazz pianist, bandleader and composer, performing 'I'm a Little Blackbird' and 'Mandy Make Up Your Mind' on Jazztone Class 502 — a reissue of early jazz material.AI summary
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- AMidnight stomp
- BWildflower rag
Clarence Williams was an influential jazz pianist, composer and producer of the 1920s; this disc on the Jazz Collection label is a later reissue rather than an original pressing.AI summary
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- ANew down Home rag(28)
- BSqueeze me
Clarence Williams, the New Orleans pianist, publisher and producer, with 'New Down Home Rag' and 'Squeeze Me' on Jazz Collection.AI summary
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- ARed River Blues(28)
- BShake it down
Clarence Williams was an important African American jazz pianist, composer and bandleader who recorded extensively in the 1920s. 'Red River Blues' and 'Shake it down' are jazz recordings from 1928-1929 representing early hot jazz. This dub pressing is unidentified and cataloguing is incomplete.AI summary