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Updated 1/31/20 THE COMPLETE STOMP OFF CATALOG SOS 1001 – 1436 ! 1980 – 2014 ___ = currently available directly from Stomp Off Records. N = never issued in that format. OO = out of print. Format Format No. Description LP Cass. CD No. Description LP Cass. CD 1001 Waldo’s Gutbucket Syncopators OO N N 1042 West End Jazz Band, Vol. 1 OO N N 1002 Terry Waldo OO N N 1043 Thomas Örnberg’s Blue Five OO N N 1003 Peruna Jazzmen, Vol. 1 OO N N 1044 Hot Antic Jazz Band, Vol. 1 OO N N 1003 Peruna Jazzmen, Vols. 1 & 2 N N OO 1045 Black Bottom Stompers (England) OO N N (later CD combining 1003 & 1020) 1046 Jazz O’Maniacs, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1004 Scaniazz, Vol. 1 OO N N 1047 Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band, Vol. 1 OO N N 1005 Canal Street Jazz Band OO N N 1048 Black Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1006 Golden State Jazz Band OO N N 1049 Ian Whitcomb & Dick Zimmerman, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1007 Waldo’s Ragtime Orchestra, Vol. 1 OO N N 1050 New Yankee Rhythm Kings, Vol. 2 OO N N 1008 Charquet & Co OO N N 1051 Creole Jazz Band OO N N 1009 Morten Gunnar Larsen OO N N 1052 Neville Dickie, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1010 High Society Jazz Band OO N N 1053 Charquet & Co OO N N 1011 State Street Aces, Vol. 1 OO N N 1054 Black Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1012 Ray Smith OO N N 1055 Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble, Vol. 2 ___ ___ ___ 1013 Leon Oakley’s Lakeshore Serenaders OO N N 1056 Scaniazz, Vol. 3 OO N N 1014 Limehouse Jazzband ___ N N 1057 Wally Rose ___ N N 1015 New Yankee Rhythm Kings, Vol. 1 OO N N 1058 Hot Antic Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO N N 1016 Magnolia Jazz Band OO N N 1059 Chicago Rhythm, Vol. 2 OO N N 1017 Ian Whitcomb & Dick Zimmerman, Vol. 1 OO N N 1060 Wally Fawkes and the Rhythm Kings OO N N 1018 Red Wing Blackbirds Ragtime Band OO N N 1061 Jazz Classics OO N ___ 1019 Roaring Seven Jazzband OO N N 1062 Hall Brothers Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO N N 1020 Peruna Jazzmen, Vol. 2 OO N N 1063 Keith Nichols’ Hot Six OO N N 1021 David Thomas Roberts, Vol. 1 OO N N 1064 Carol Leigh and Jim Dapogny, Vol. 1 OO N N 1022 Tom Shea OO N N 1065 Black Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 3 OO N N 1023 Gale Foehner OO N N 1066 John Gill OO N N 1024 Tom McDermott OO N N 1067 New Yankee Rhythm Kings, Vol. 3 OO N N 1025 John Hancock OO N N 1068 Jim Snyder and the Georgia Grinders OO N N 1026 Chicago Rhythm, Vol. 1 OO N N 1069 Waldo’s Ragtime Orchestra, Vol. 2 OO N N 1027 South Frisco Jazz Band, Vol. 1 OO ___ OO 1070 European Classic Jazzband OO N N 1028 Rusty Taylor, Vol. 1 OO N N 1071 Jazz O’Maniacs, Vol. 2 OO N N 1029 Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble, Vol. 1 OO N N 1072 David Thomas Roberts, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1030 Uptown Lowdown Jazz Band OO N N 1073 Banu Gibson New Orleans Hot Jazz Orch ___ N N 1031 Hall Brothers Jazz Band, Vol. 1 OO N N 1074 New Orleans Rascals ___ N N 1032 Susan LaMarche/Waldo’s Gut. Syn., Vol. 1 OO N N 1075 Butch Thompson & Hal Smith, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1033 The Hot Dogs OO N N 1076 Charquet & Co, Vol. 4 OO N N 1034 Weatherbird Jazzband OO N N 1077 Don Ewell OO N N 1035 South Frisco Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO ___ ___ 1078 Hal Smith’s Creole Sunshine Orchestra ___ N N 1036 Waldo’s Gutbucket Syncopators, Vol. 3 OO N N 1079 Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1037 Butch Thompson, Vol. 1 OO N N 1080 Golden Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 1 OO N N 1038 Scaniazz, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1081 London Ragtime Orchestra OO N N 1039 Charquet & Co OO N N 1082 Rusty Taylor’s Jazz Makers, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1040 Steve Lane’s Southern Stompers OO N N 1083 Orpheon Celesta, Vol. 1 OO N N 1041 State Street Aces, Vol. 2 OO N N 1084 Jungle Crawlers ___ N N Format Format No. Description LP Cass. CD No. Description LP Cass. CD 1085 West End Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO N N 1149 Henry’s Bootblacks OO N N 1086 Mojo Jazzin’ Five OO N N 1150 Keith Nichols Dreamland Syncopators ___ N N 1087 Leigh–Dapogny Mysterious Babies, Vol. 2 OO N N 1151 Dry Throat Five, Vol. 2 OO N N 1088 George Foley, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1152 Barbara Lashley & Ray Skjelbred OO N N 1089 Paramount Theatre Orchestra ___ N N 1153 Red Roseland Cornpickers, Vol. 4 ___ N N 1090 Red Onions & Ottilie ___ N N 1154 Hot Antic Jazz Band, Vol. 4 OO OO N 1091 Black Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 4 ___ N N 1155 Murphy, Cullum & Hot Antic Jazz Band ___ OO N 1092 Black Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 5 ___ N N 1156 John Gill’s Calif. Sunshine Boys, Vol. 1 OO N N 1093 Abbi Hübner’s Low Down Wizards OO N N 1157 John Gill’s Calif. Sunshine Boys, Vol. 2 OO N N 1094 John Gill’s Original Sunset Five OO N N 1158 Marty Grosz /Keepers of the Flame ___ N N 1095 Orpheon Celesta, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1159 Keith Nichols ___ N N 1096 Neville Dickie, Vol. 2 OO N N 1160 Humphrey Lyttelton & His Band ___ N N 1097 Ray Skjelbred, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1161 Turk Murphy Jazz Band OO N N 1098 Dave Dallwitz Ragtime Ensemble ___ N N 1162 Ray Smith, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1099 Hot Antic Jazz Band, Vol. 3 ___ N N 1163 Fried Potatoes ___ N N 1100 Golden Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO N N 1164 Chicago Rhythm, Vol. 3 OO N N 1101 Red Roseland Cornpickers, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1165 Watergate Seven Plus One ___ N N 1102 Red Roseland Cornpickers, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1166 High Society Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO N N 1103 South Frisco Jazz Band, Vol. 3 OO N N 1167 Bent Persson’s London Stompers ___ N N 1104 Jean-François Bonnel & Friends, Vol. 1 ___ N N 1168 Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band, Vol. 4 ___ OO N 1105 Peruna Jazzmen, Vol. 3 OO N N 1169 Hotel Edison Roof Orchestra OO N N 1106 State Street Aces, Vol. 3 OO N N 1170 Jacques Gauthé’s Creole Rice YBJB, Vol. 1 ___ ___ ___ 1107 Ronn Weatherburn ___ N N 1171 Down Home Jazz Band OO N N 1108 Ophelia Ragtime Orchestra ___ N N 1172 Pam Pameijer Trio OO ___ N 1109 Jimmy Mazzy & Eli Newberger ___ ___ ___ 1173 Steve Waddell’s Creole Bells, Vol. 1 OO ___ N 1110 Monty Sunshine’s Jazz Band OO N N 1174 Ted des Plantes’ Washboard Wizards, Vol. 1 OO N N 1111 Humphrey Lyttelton Rhythmakers ___ N N 1175 Peter Ecklund’s Melody Makers OO ___ N 1112 Dave Dallwitz Jazz Band ___ N N 1176 Neville Dickie, Vol. 3 OO N N 1113 New Orleans Rascals, Vol. 2 OO N N 1177 Delirium Tremolo OO N N 1114 Dry Throat Five, Vol. 1 OO N N 1178 Kustbandet, Vol. 1 OO N N 1115 Original Salty Dogs Jazz Band OO N N 1179 Glenn Jenks ___ OO N 1116 Thompson, Smith & DeVore, Vol. 3 ___ N N 1180 South Frisco Jazz Band, Vol. 5 ___ ___ ___ 1117 Minerva Jazzband ___ N N 1181 Pierre Atlan’s Piccadilly Revelers ___ N N 1118 Jack Rummel ___ N N 1182 Paris Washboard, Vol. 1 OO OO N 1119 Acker Bilk with Ken Colyer Jazzmen OO N N 1183 James Dapogny & Butch Thompson ___ ___ N 1120 Terry Waldo’s Gotham City Band, Vol. 1 ___ ___ N 1184 Art Hodes & His Blues Serenaders ___ N N 1121 Jimmy Noone, Jr. with John R. T. Davies OO N N 1185 Three Deuces ___ N N 1122 Swedish Jazz Kings OO N N 1186 Rusty Taylor’s New Jazz Review, Vol. 3 OO N N 1123 Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band, Vol. 3 ___ OO N 1187 George Foley, Vol. 2 ___ ___ N 1124 Ray Skjelbred, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1188 Swedish Jazz Kings, Vol. 2 OO N N 1125 Classic Jazz Quartet OO OO N 1189 Grand Dominion Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO ___ N 1126 John Gill’s Original Sunset Five, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1190 Down Home Jazz Band, Vol. 2 OO N N 1127 Butch Thompson /Berkeley Gang OO N N 1191 Zenith Hot Stompers, Vol. 1 ___ ___ OO 1128 Red Rose Ragtime Band OO N N 1192 Golden Eagle Jazz Band, Vol. 3 ___ ___ OO 1129 Fenix Jazz Band OO N N 1193 Moonlight Broadcasters ___ N N 1130 Black Bottom Stompers (Switzerland) ___ ___ N 1194 Pam Pameijer’s Classic Jazz Aces ___ N N 1131 Jean-François Bonnel & Friends, Vol. 2 ___ N N 1195 Charquet & Co, Vol. 5 OO N N 1132 David Thomas Roberts, Vol. 3 ___ N N 1196 Chrysanthemum Ragtime Band, Vol.
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