Guy Lombardo with his Royal Canadians would continue to record for another fifty years but little of their music after this 1924 recording session can be considered jazz.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Cotton Pickers Ball (Elmer Schoebel / Billy Meyers) | 3-10-1924 | Richmond, Indiana | Gennett 5417 |
| Cy (Lombardo / Fred Kreitzer) | 3-10-1924 | Richmond, Indiana | Gennett 5416-B |
| Mamas Gone, Goodbye (Peter Bocage / A.J. Piron) | 3-10-1924 | Richmond, Indiana | Gennett 5417 |
| So This Is Venice (Clark / Leslie / Warren) | 3-10-1924 | Richmond, Indiana | Gennett 5416-A |
| Artist | Instrument |
| George Gowans | Drums |
| Frances Henry | Banjo |
| Fred Higman | Tenor Saxophone |
| Fred Kreitzer | Piano |
| Carmen Lombardo | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Vocals |
| Guy Lombardo | Violin, Leader |
| Lebert Lombardo | Trumpet |
| Eddie Mushurette | Bass Brass |
| Jack Miles | Trombone |
