They were one of only a handful of bands that were recorded in the city of New Orleans in the 1920s. They recorded 23 sides for Columbia between 1925 and 1927.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Blowing Off Steam (Davis / Johnson) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 823-D |
| Boneyard Shuffle (Hoagy Carmichael) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia unissued |
| Brotherly Love (Billy Meyers / Elmer Schoebel) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 823-D |
| Dynamite (Jack Palmer / Fletcher Henderson) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1045-D |
| Eccentric (J. Russel Robinson) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 943-D |
| Goose Pimples (Jo Trent / Fletcher Henderson) |
10-26-1927 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1261-D |
| Meat On The Table (Christansen / Vidacovich) |
4-15-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1158-D |
| Oh Me! Oh My (Barr) |
9-24-1925 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 489-D |
| Piccadilly (Elmer Schoebel) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1158-D |
| Pretty Baby (Tony Williams) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1045-D |
| Stomp Off – Let’s Go (Elmer Schoebel) |
9-24-1925 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 489-D |
| Tampeekoe (Louis Panico / Elmer Schoebel) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 688-D |
| That’s A Plenty (Lew Pollack / Ray Gilbert) |
4-15-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1547-D |
| The New Twister (Lillard / Krise) |
10-26-1927 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1547-D |
| The Nightmare (Meyers / Handler / Riley) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 943-D |
| The Owls’ Hoot (Benjamin White) |
9-24-1925 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 605-D |
| Throwin’ The Horns (La Maire / Bolman) |
10-26-1927 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 1261-D |
| West End Romp (Bill Padron / Mose Farrar) |
4-14-1926 | New Orleans, Louisiana | Columbia 688-D |
| White Ghost Shivers (Swan / Tarto) |
11-8-1926 | Atlanta, Georgia | Columbia 862-D |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Red Bowmen | Cornet, Vocals |
| Sigfre Christensen | Piano |
| Earl Crumb | Drums |
| Moses Farrar | Piano |
| Rene Gelpi | Banjo, Guitar |
| Nappy Lamare | Banjo, Vocals |
| Dan LeBlanc | Tuba |
| Frank Netto | Trombone |
| Bill Pardon | Cornet |
| Lester Smith | Tenor Saxophone |
| Pinky Vidacovich | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone |
| Benjie White | Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Leader |
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