Violinist Carroll Dickerson was leader of this orchestra at the Savoy Ballroom in Chicago. The orchestra also toured the Pantages Vaudeville circuit. The band included at various times, Louis Armstrong, Natty Dominique, Honore Dutrey and Earl Hines. They also recorded under the name of Carroll Dickerson’s Savoyagers. |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Label |
| Black Maria (Fred Rose) | 5-25-1928 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 3853-B Brunswick 3990 Brunswick B 81285 |
| Missouri Squabble (Hayton / Holst / Kretzmer) | 5-25-1928 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 3853-A Brunswick 3990 Brunswick A 81285 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Pete Briggs | Bass |
| Mancy Carr | Banjo |
| Bert Curry | Alto Saxophone |
| Carroll Dickerson | Violin, Conductor |
| Gene Anderson | Piano |
| Willie Hightower | Trumpet |
| Homer Hobson | Trumpet |
| Fred Robinson | Trombone |
| Zutty Singleton | Drums |
| Crawford Wethington | Alto Saxophone |
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