These all-star recording sessions were released under a variety of different names that tagged the names of Jack Bland, Eddie Condon and Billy Banks in front of the word Rhythmakers. Some companies just released the records as the Rhythmakers. In 1938 Pee Wee Russell also released some records as Pee Wee Russell and his Rhythmakers.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| A Shine On Your Shoes (Dietz / Schwartz) |
10-8-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32607 |
| It’s Gonna Be You (Young / Schuster / Little) |
10-8-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32607 |
| I Would Do Anything For You (1) (Hill / Williams / Hopkins) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32530 |
| I Would Do Anything For You (2) (Hill / Williams / Hopkins) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32530 |
| Mean Old Bedbug Blues (1) (Wood) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32562 |
| Mean Old Bedbug Blues (2) (Wood) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32562 |
| Someone Stole Gabriel’s Horn (Ned Washington / Edgar Hayes / Irving Mills) |
10-8-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32605 |
| Who Stole The Lock (On The Hen House Door) (Andy Razaf / Edgar Dowell) |
10-8-1932 | New York, New York | Columbia 35841 |
| Who Stole The Lock (On The Hen House Door) (Andy Razaf / Edgar Dowell) |
10-8-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32605 |
| Yellow Dog Blues (2) (W.C. Handy) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32502 |
| Yellow Dog Blues (3) (W.C. Handy) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32502 |
| Yes Suh! (Andy Razaf / Edgar Dowell) |
7-26-1932 | New York, New York | Banner 32530 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Henry “Red” Allen | Trumpet |
| Billy Banks | Vocals |
| Jack Bland | Guitar |
| Chick Bullock | Vocals |
| Happy Caldwell | Tenor Saxophone |
| Eddie Condon | Banjo |
| Tommy Dorsey | Trombone |
| Pops Foster | Bass |
| Frank Froeba | Piano |
| Jimmy Lord | Clarinet |
| Pee Wee Russell | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Zutty Singleton | Drums, Chimes |
| Fats Waller | Piano, Vocals |
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