The October 3rd session was released under the name of Deppe’s Serenaders. The November 6th session was released just under Lois Deppe’s name. Both sessions featured Earl Hines on piano and they are Hines’ first records. The band was from Pittsburg and they played in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and in Chicago. Deppe was was a vocalist and saxophonist. He went on to sing with McKinney’s Cotton Pickers.

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
Congaine	10-3-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20012
Dear Old Southland (Henry Creamer / J. Turner Layton)	11-6-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20021
Falling	10-3-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20012
For The Last Time Call Me Sweetheart	11-6-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20022
Isabel	11-6-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20022
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (Burleigh)	11-6-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20021-B
Southland	11-6-1923	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 20021-A

Artist	Instrument
Frank Brassfield	Trombone
Lois Deppe	Vocals, Saxophone
? Dison	Banjo
Vance Dixon	Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Earl Hines	Piano
Harry Jackson	Alto Saxophone
Emmett Jordan	Violin
Leon Smothers	Trumpet
Charles Stoner	Tenor Saxophone
Joe Watts	Tuba
Harry Williams	Drums