| 450517 | BUNK JOHNSON’s BAND | |
| Recorded : 1945-05-17, George Lewis's home, 827 St. Philip street, New Orleans | ||
| Personnel | ||
| Bunk Johnson | trumpet | |
| George Lewis | clarinet | |
| Lawrence Marrero | banjo | |
| Alcide “Slow Drag” Pavageau | string bass | |
| Warren “Baby” Dodds | drums | |
| Ed Johnson | vocals | |
| Recordings | ||
| 864 | Blues (vocal - Ed Johnson) | Jazzology BJ Book CD #7 |
| 865 | Noon's Blues (vocal - Ed Johnson) | Dan Records VC7020, VC4018 |
| American Music AMCD-12 | ||
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| add Jim Robinson , trombone | ||
| 866 | Do Right Baby (vocal - Ed Johnson) | American Music 511 |
| Wolf WJS-1001, WJS-1001CD | ||
| American Music Book CD | ||
| 867 | Lonesome Road | Dan Records VC7020, VC4018 |
| 868 | Lonesome Road | American Music 638, AMCD-6 |
| Storyville SLP 201 | ||
| DALP2/1944 | ||
| Dan Records VC7016, VC4008 | ||
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| 869 | Golden Leaf Strut | Dan Records VC7020, VB1004, VC4018 |
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| 870 | Golden Leaf Strut | American Music AMCD-12 |
| 871 | The Cat Got Kittens (vocal - Ed Johnson) | American Music AMCD-12 |
| Dan Records VC7020, VC4018 | ||
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| 872 | My Old Kentucky Home | Dan Records VC7020, VC4018 |
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| 873 | My Old Kentucky Home | American Music 514, AMCD-6 |
| Storyville SLP 202 | ||
| Dan Records VC7011, VC4009 | ||
| 874 | Milneburg Joys | American Music 644, AMCD-6 |
| Storyville SEP401 | ||
| Wolf WJS-1001, WJS-1001CD | ||
| 887 | Lady Be Good | Purist PU-8 |
| Nola LP6, TC006 | ||
| American Music AMCD-12 | ||
| Dan Records VC7020, VC4018 | ||
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| 888 | My Old Grey Bonnet | American Music AMCD-12 |
| Dan Records VC7020, VC4018 | ||
| JzCon JJC78 | ||
| 889 | Ballin’ The Jack | Not issued |
| 890 | Indiana | American Music AMCD-15 |
| 891 | The Waltz You Saved For Me | American Music AMCD-15 |
| 892 | When You And I Were Young Maggie | American Music AMCD-15 |
| Notes | ||
| Master 864 was edited without vocal and issued as Down In Jungle Town. | ||
| Master 865 is issued as Noon's Blues. | ||
| Master 870 is cut at the start, A faulty introduction or perhaps a whole chorus is missing. | ||
| The Storyville EP lists master 874, but according to Bill Russell master 870 was issued. Issued as Milneburg Joys. | ||
| Masters 875-886 were used for the Wooden Joe Nicholas recordings, made the same day. | ||
| The Purist release of master 887 has a label marked PU-8, but the cataloque number is in fact 1003. | ||
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