Also see: Isham Jones and his Orchestra and Isham Jones: Profiles in Jazz
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| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Alice Blue Gown From “Irene” (Joseph McCarthy / Harry Tierney) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5014-B |
| A Young Man’s Fancy (The Music Box) From “What’s In A New” (Milton Ager) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2204 Brunswick 5014-A |
| Avalon (Richard A. Whiting / Al Jolson / Rose) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5027-A |
| Dance-O-Mania (Gilbert / Cooper) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5015 |
| Do You Ever Think Of Me (Burtnell) | 3-1-1921 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5049 |
| Dreamy Paradise (Van Alstyne / Schmidt) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5028-A |
| Fair One Piano Passage by Alfred Eldridge and Carl Fenton (Mallen) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5025-A |
| Happy | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5021 |
| I Love You Sunday (Charley Straight) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5031 |
| Idle Dreams From “Scandals of 1920” (George Gershwin) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2203 |
| Jean Piano Passage by Alfred Elderidge and Carl Fenton (Brooks) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5012-B |
| Jing-A-Bula-Jing-Jing-Jing (Jerome) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5031 |
| Kismet (Henlore) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5021 |
| Koolemoff (Henlere) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5026-B |
| La Veeda (John W. Alden) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2201 |
| Look For The Silver Lining (Jerome Kern) | 3-1-1921 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2224 |
| Lovin’ Lady (Carl Fenton) | 3-1921 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5038-B |
| Rose Of Araby (Long / Flath) | 3-1921 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5038-A |
| Rose Introducing “Soft And Low” (Magine / Paul Biese / Westphal) | 3-1-1921 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5046 |
| Sahara Rose (Walter Donaldson) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5012-A |
| Scandal Walk Introducing “On My Mind The Whole Night Long” From “Scandals of 1920” (George Gershwin) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2203 |
| So Long, Oo-Long (How Long You Gonna Be Gone?) (Ruby / Kalmar) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2201 |
| Sultan | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5025-B |
| Sweet Woman (Isham Jones) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5028-B |
| The Japanese Sandman Violin Passages by Leo Murphy Piano Passages by Alfred Eldridge (Richard A Whiting) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5026-A |
| Waiting For The Sun To Come Out From “The Sweetheart Shop” (George Gershwin) | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5015 |
| Wait’ll You See | 6-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5018 |
| When Shadows Fall, I Hear You Calling | 6-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5018 |
| Whip-Poor-Will | 3-1-1921 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 2224 |
| Whispering (Melvin Schonberger / John Schonberger) | 10-1-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick |
| Wishing (Isham Jones) | 10-1920 | Chicago, Illinois | Brunswick 5027-B |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Alfred Eldridge | Piano |
| Joe Frank | Drums |
| Isham Jones | Tenor Saxophone, Leader |
| John Kuhn | Tuba or Sousaphone |
| Carroll Martin | Trombone |
| Charles McNeill | Banjo |
| Leo Murphy | Violin |
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