To crown it all, we have Dick Feige and Jack Read as the brass team, making two sides of unassuming but enthusiastic Jazz, perhaps a hurried look back at the great days that were coming to an end if they had but realised it, for eleven days later, the stock market collapse signalled that the party was over, and it would be some time before Jazz as these men had known it would be a viable commercial proposition as Frank Teschemacher had dreamed.
By Brain Rust (from the liner notes of Jazz From The Windy City on Timeless Records)
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Copenhagen (Charlie Davis / Walter Melrose) | 10-18-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 4652 |
| Prince Of Wails (Elmer Schoebel) | 10-18-1929 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 4652 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Karl Berger | Guitar |
| Dick Feige | Cornet |
| John Kuhn | Brass Bass |
| Jack Read | Trombone |
| Elmer Schoebel | Piano |
| Frank Teschemacher | Clarinet |
| Floyd Townes | Tenor Saxophne |
| George Wettling | Drums |
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