| 1 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Sud Bustin' BluesWritten-By – Piron, Bocage, Lewis |
| 2 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Do Just As I SayWritten-By – Piron, Newman, Lewis |
| 3 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Mama's Gone, GoodbyeWritten-By – Piron, Bocage |
| 4 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Kiss Me SweetVocals – AJP, CBWritten-By – A.J. Piron, Steve J. Lewis |
| 5 | –Lela Bolden | Southern Woman BluesVocals – Lela BoldenWritten-By – A.J. Piron, Lela Bolden, Steve Lewis |
| 6 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Ghost Of The BluesWritten-By – Sidney Bechet, Tim Brymn |
| 7 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | West Indies BluesWritten-By – C. Williams, E. Dowell, S. Williams |
| 8 | –Ester Bigeou | West Indies BluesVocals – Ester BigeouWritten-By – Clarence Williams, Edgar Dowell, Spencer Williams |
| 9 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Sittin' On The Curbstone BluesWritten-By – Bob Schaefer, Jimmie Clark, Lester Calvin |
| 10 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Red Man Blues (Take 1)Written-By – A.J. Piron, Peter Bocage |
| 11 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | New Orleans WiggleWritten-By – Piron, Bocage |
| 12 | –Lela Bolden | Seawall Special BluesVocals – Lela BoldenWritten-By – A.J. Piron, Lela Bolden, Steve Lewis |
| 13 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Lou'siana SwingWritten-By – A.J. Piron |
| 14 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Bouncing AroundWritten-By – A.J. Piron, P. Bocage |
| 15 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Red Man Blues (Take 2)Written-By – A.J. Piron, Peter Bocage |
| 16 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | West Indies BluesWritten-By – Williams, Dowell, Williams |
| 17 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Do-doodle-oomWritten-By – Fletcher Henderson, Porter Grainger |
| 18 | –Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Bright Star BluesWritten-By – A.J. Piron, Peter E. Bocage |
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rar 9 | A. J. Piron | Piron's New Orleans Orchestra - The Complete Recordings 1923-1925 (LP, Comp) | Rarities | Rar 9 | Denmark | 1973 |
| RTR 79041 | Piron's New Orleans Orchestra | Piron's New Orleans Orchestra (CD, Comp, RE, RM) | Retrieval | RTR 79041 | Netherlands | 2003 |
- Alto Saxophone – Louis Warnecke (tracks: A1 to B4, B6 to B9)
- Artwork – Ted Wood
- Banjo – Charlie Bocage (tracks: A1 to B4, B6 to B9)
- Brass Bass – Jose Ysaguirre (tracks: A1 to B4)
- Clarinet – Lorenzo Tio Jr. (tracks: A1 to A9, B2 to B4, B6 to B9)
- Compilation Producer [Programming / Production] – Charlie Crump, John R. T. Davies, Ron Jewson
- Design – Christopher Crump
- Directed By – Armand J. Piron (tracks: A1 to B4, B6 to B9)
- Drums – Louis Cottrell Sr. (tracks: A1 to B4)
- Piano – Steve Lewis
- Sleeve Notes – Keith "Cuff" Billett
- Tenor Saxophone – Lorenzo Tio Jr. (tracks: A8 to B4)
- Transferred By, Mastered By – John R. T. Davies
- Trombone – John Lindsay (tracks: A1 to B4)
- Trumpet – Peter Bocage (tracks: A1 to B4, B6 to B9)
- Typography [Typesetting] – Jim Shepherd
- Violin – Armand J. Piron
Original mx no., catalog no. recording location and date:
A1: 72132-B; OKeh 40021; New York, c. December 3, 1923
A2: 72133-D; OKeh 40021; New York, c. December 3, 1923
A3: 29121-3; Victor 19233; New York, December 11, 1923
A4: 29122-2; Victor 19233; New York, December 11, 1923
A5: 72175-B; OKeh 8118; New York, c. December 14, 1923
A6: 81 435-3; Columbia 14007-D; New York, December 21, 1923
A7: 81 436-2; Columbia 14007-D; New York, December 21, 1923
A8: 29190-3; Victor 19255; New York, January 8, 1924
A9: 29191-2; Victor 19255; New York, January 8, 1924
B1: 81569-3; Columbia 99-D; New York, February, 1924
B2: 81570-3; Columbia 99-D; New York, February, 1924
B3: 72320-B; OKeh 40189; New York, c. February 18, 1924
B4: 72322-B; OKeh 40189; New York, c. February 18, 1924
B5: 8559-A; OKeh 8139; New Orleans, c. March 14, 1924
B6: 8560-A; OKeh 8139; New Orleans, c. March 14, 1924
B7: 32121-3; Victor 19646; New Orleans, March 25, 1925
B8: 32121-5; Victor test; New Orleans, March 25, 1925
B9: 32122-3; Victor 19646; New Orleans, March 25, 1925
- Matrix / Runout (Side A label and runout etching): RF 1539
- Matrix / Runout (Side B label and runout etching): RF 1540
- Pressed By – Statetune Ltd.
- Printed By – Senol Printing Ltd.
- Distributed By – Retrieval Recordings Limited
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