Also see: Doc Cook and his Dreamland Orchestra, and Cookie’s Gingersnaps
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Alligator Crawl (Thomas Waller) | 7-11-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 1298-D |
| Brainstorm (Joe Sanders) | 7-15-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 1298-D |
| Hum And Strum (Do, Do, Do, – That’s What I Do) (Billy Meyers / Elmer Schoebel) | 3-30-1928 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 1430-D |
| I Got Worry (Love Is On My Mind) (De Rose / Trent) | 3-30-1928 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 1430-D |
| Slue-Foot (Joe Sanders / Lewis) | 7-15-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 1070-D |
| Willie The Weeper Vocal chorus by Andrew Hilaire (Walter Melrose / G.D. Rymal / M. Bloom) | 7-11-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Columbia 1070-D |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Billy Butler | Alto Saxophone, Violin |
| Jerome Carrington | Piano |
| Doc Cooke | Conductor |
| Bill Dawson | Trombone |
| Elwood Graham | Cornet |
| Andrew Hilaire | Drums, Vocals |
| George Mitchell | Cornet |
| Clarence Owens | Tenor Saxophone |
| Jimmie Noone | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Bill Newton | Tuba |
| Joe Poston | Alto Saxophone |
| Johnny St. Cyr | Banjo |
| Sterling Todd | Piano |
| Fayette Williams | Trombone |
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