Milenburg Joys features a rare vocal by Turk Savage with words added to the famous Jelly Roll Morton song by Walter Melrose. My Daddy Rocks Me is a typical blues that was sung with earthy lyrics in the South Side (Chicago) cabarets.John Steiner, noted Chicagoan discographer suggests the line-up of Moe Ferguson – Cornet, Norman Jacques – Clarinet and Saxophone, Maurie Hicks – Clarinet and Saxophone or Bass saxophone, Caesar Petrillo – Trombone, Joe or Walter Rudolph -Piano, Louis Black – Banjo, Doc Slater – Tuba, Bill Marcipan – Drums, Turk Savage – vocals. Listed below is Brian Rust’s version of who played on the record.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Milenburg Joys (Jelly Roll Morton) | 1-10-1928 | Chicago, Illinois | Vocalion A 15646 |
| My Daddy Rocks Me (J.Berni Barbour) | 1-10-1928 | Chicago, Illinois | Vocalion B 15646 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Jim Awad | Cornet |
| Art Cox | Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone |
| Tom Giblin | Piano |
| Pete Havlicheck | Trombone |
| Dick Kettering | Banjo |
| Gus Lingo | Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone |
| Turk Savage | Cornet |
| Harold Senn | Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone |
| Al Silverman | Drums |
| Mal Woolin | Cornet |
