The Ross De Luxe Syncopaters were a group out of Miami, Florida that once had Cootie Williams and Edmond Hall in the band. The group broke up in 1928 after playing for two weeks in Brooklyn, New York at the Rosemont Ballroom.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Baby Stop Teasin’ Me (R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 21077 |
| Believe Me, Dear (C. Mason / R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 21537-B |
| Don’t You Wanna Know? (R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 21537-A |
| Florida Rhythm (R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 20961 |
| Lady Mine (R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 20952-B |
| Mary Bell (Caster Towie) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 20952-A |
| Monia (Melville Herbert / R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 21077 |
| Skad-O-Lee (R.H. Cloud) |
8-22-1927 | Savannah, Georgia | Victor 20961 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Robert Cloud | Alto Saxophone |
| Eddie Cooper | Trombone |
| Earl Evans | Tenor Saxophone, Vocals |
| Richard Fulbright | Tuba |
| Edmond Hall | Alto Saxophone, Clarinet |
| Melvin Herbert | Trumpet |
| Frank Houston | Drums, Vocals |
| Robert “Cookie” Mason | Trumpet, Vocals |
| Margaret Miller | Vocals |
| Alonzo Ross | Piano, Vocals, Leader |
| Casper Tower | Banjo, Vocals |
