You don’t hear a lot of records that feature hot pipe organ, but that is exactly what you get on these songs courtesy of Thomas “Fats” Waller. The songs were recorded in an old church in Camden, New Jersey way back in 1927 and are really quite good. The church acoustics provide a natural reverb which is unusual for records of this era. Thomas Morris is in good form contributing some nice cornet work.
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Fats Waller Stomp (Fats Waller / Charlie Irvis) |
5-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor unissued 38050-2 |
| Fats Waller Stomp (Fats Waller / Charlie Irvis) |
5-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20890 38050-3 |
| Geechee (R.A. Booker / C. Austin) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21358 40097-1 |
| Geechee (R.A. Booker / C. Austin) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21358 40097-2 |
| He’s Gone Away (Easton / Easton) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 741062 40093-1 |
| He’s Gone Away (Easton / Easton) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21202-B 40093-2 |
| I Ain’t Got Nobody (Abel Baer / Samuel Lewis / Joseph Young) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21127-A Bluebird B-5093 40094-2 |
| Please Take Me Out Of Jail (Fats Waller / Thomas Morris) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor unissued 40098-1 |
| Please Take Me Out Of Jail (Fats Waller / Thomas Morris) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21202-A 40098-2 |
| Red Hot Dan (Sidney Easton) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21127-B 40096-1 |
| Red Hot Dan (Sidney Easton) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21127-B 40096-2 |
| Savannah Blues (Thomas Morris) |
5-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20776 38051-1 |
| Savannah Blues (Thomas Morris) |
5-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 741062 (LP) 38051-2 |
| The Digah Stomp (Fats Waller) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 21358-A 40095-1 |
| The Digah Stomp (Fats Waller) |
12-1-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 741062 (LP) 40095-2 |
| Won’t You Take Me Home? (Thomas Morris / Phil Worde) |
5-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 741062 (LP) 38052-2 |
| Won’t You Take Me Home? (Thomas Morris / Phil Worde) |
5-20-1927 | Camden, New Jersey | Victor 20776 38052-3 |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Jimmy Archey | Trombone |
| Charlie Irvis | Trombone |
| Eddie King | Drums |
| Bobby Leecan | Guitar |
| Thomas Morris | Cornet, Speech, Vocals |
| Thomas “Fats” Waller | Organ, Piano, Vocals |
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