Jimmie’s Joys in the Golden Recording Studio, Los Angeles California, 1923 Left to Right: Lynn Harrell, Dick Hamel, Rex Preis, Jimmie Maloney, Jack Brown, Smith Ballew.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Bugle Call Rag (Elmer Schoebel / Jack Pettis / Meyers) | 8-1-1923 | Los Angeles, California | Golden B-1865 |
| No No Nora (Erdman / Fiorito / Kahn) | 8-1-1923 | Los Angeles, California | Golden B-1858 |
| Sobbin’ Blues (Art Kassel / Burton) | 8-1-1923 | Los Angeles, California | Golden B-1855 |
| St. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy) | 8-1-1923 | Los Angeles, California | Golden B-1865 |
| Tiger Rag (Nick La Rocca) | 8-1-1923 | Los Angeles, California | Golden B-1858 |
| Wolverine Blues (Reb Spikes / John Spikes / Jelly Roll Morton) | 8-1-1923 | Los Angeles, California | Golden B-1855 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Clyde Austin | Banjo |
| Collis Bradt | Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| Jack Brown | Trombone |
| Johnny Cole | Brass Bass |
| Dick Hammell | Drums |
| Lynn Harrell | Piano |
| Jimmy Maloney (Joy) | Clarinet, Leader |
| Gilbert O’Shaughnessy | Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone |
| Rex Preis | Cornet |
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