Paddy Harmon’s Dreamland Ballroom was located on the Near West Side of Chicago at the intersection of Paulina and Van Buren streets. Paddy Harmon’s was a large commercial ballroom and roller skating rink which catered to young working-class whites, and had a generally squeaky-clean reputation.

Doc Cooke was the conductor and musical director of the Orchestra at Paddy Harmon’s from 1922 to 1927. The band also recorded under the names of Cookie’s Gingersnaps and Doc Cook and his 14 Doctors of Syncopation.

Title	Recording Date	Recording Location	Company
Brown Sugar (Harry Barris)	7-10-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Columbia 813-D
Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man! (Rose / Henderson)	7-10-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Columbia 727-D
High Fever (Joe Sanders)	7-10-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Columbia 813-D
Lonely Little Wallflower (Kahn / Simmons)	1-21-1924	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 5373-B
Moanful Man (Gillespie / Baker / Cook)	1-21-1924	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 5373-A
Scissor Grinder Joe (Gillespie / Stocco)	1-21-1924	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 5374-A
Sidewalk Blues (Walter Melrose / Jelly Roll Morton)	12-2-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Columbia 862-D
Spanish Mama (Billy Meyers / Elmer Schoebel)	7-10-1926	Chicago, Illinois	Columbia 727-D
The Memphis Maybe Man (Gillespie / Cook / Moll)	1-21-1924	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 5374-B
The One I Love Belongs To Someone Else (Isham Jones / Gus Kahn)	1-21-1924	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 5360-B
So This Is Venice (Clark / Lesile / Warren)	1-21-1924	Richmond, Indiana	Gennett 5360-A

Artist	Instrument
Jimmy Bell	Piano, Violin
Doc Cooke	Conductor
Fred Garland	Trombone
Elwood Graham	Cornet
Tubby Hall	Drums
Freddie Keppard	Cornet
Clifford King	Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Jimmie Noone	Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
Bill Newton	Tuba
Jerome Don Pasquall	Tenor Saxophone
Joe Poston	Alto Saxophone
Stan Wilson	Banjo