The Arcadian Serenaders were a group of White New Orleans musicians who played at the Arcadian Ballroom in St. Louis. The 1924 sessions are the first recordings to feature Wingy Manone. The band had gone by the name of the Original Crescent City Jazzers before landing the gig in St. Louis where they played on the same bill as Frankie Trumbauer and his Orchestra.
Thanks to Al Simmons for the recordings on this page.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Angry (George Brunies / Jules Cassard / Abbie Brunies / Mecum) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40517 |
| Back Home In Illinois (Goetz / Stept / Charles) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40538 |
| Bobbed Hair Bobbie (Bobbie Be Mine) (Ford / Ward) | 11-1924 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40378 |
| Carry It Down (Avery Loposer) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40538 |
| Fidgety Feet (Nick LaRocca / Larry Shields) | 11-1924 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40272 |
| Just A Little Bit Bad (Larry Conley) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40503-A |
| Original Dixieland One-Step (Intro. That Teasin’ Rag) (Nick LaRocca / Joe Jordan) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40562 |
| San Sue Strut (Guarino) | 11-1924 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40378 |
| The Co-Ed (Con Conlrad / Saul Bernie) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40503-B |
| Who Can Your Regular Be, Blues (Riddick / Holman) | 11-1924 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40440 |
| Yes Sir, Boss (Riddick / Ward) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40562 |
| You Gotta Know How (Donaldson) | 10-26-1925 | St. Louis, Missouri | Okeh 40517 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Sterling Bose | Cornet |
| Felix Guarino | Drums |
| Slim Hall | Banjo |
| Chick Harvey | Vocals |
| Cliff Holman | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Marty Livingston | Vocals |
| Avery Loposer | Trombone, Vocals |
| Wingy Manone | Cornet |
| Bob Marvin | Banjo |
| Johnny Riddick | Piano |
