Eubie Blake's 78 Recordings Eubie Blake's LP Recordings Eubie Blake's Cuts Eubie Blake's 78 Recordings A Jockey's Life For Mine Edison Bell Winner: 4417, recorded March 1926 by Sissle and Blake. A Little Bit o' Honey Pathé: 20233, recorded May 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Affectionate Dan Victor Test: Unissued, recorded April 15, 1920 by Florence Emory, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Affectionate Dan Pathé: 20470, recorded November-December 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Ain't Cha Coming Back, Mary Ann, to Maryland Pathé: 22284, recorded December 1919 by Sissle and Blake with orchestra. American Jubilee Pathé: 5389, recorded August 1917 by Blake and Carpenter, pianos. American Jubilee Pathé: 20326, recorded August 1917 by Blake and Carpenter, pianos. Arkansas Blues (Down Home Chant) Emerson: 10443, recorded July 27, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Arkansas Blues Regal: 9137, recorded July 27, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and Robert Black." Arkansas Blues (Down Home Chant) Emerson - reissue 1923: 10605, recorded August 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Baltimore Buzz Emerson: 10385, recorded May 3, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Baltimore Buzz Regal: 9101, recorded May 3, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and his Jazz Band." Baltimore Buzz Emerson: 10434, recorded July 1921 by Eubie Blake, piano solo. Baltimore Buzz HMV: B-1297, recorded July 1921 by Eubie Blake and the "Shuffle Along" Orchestra. Baltimore Buzz HMV Victor: 18789, recorded July 1921 by Eubie Blake and the "Shuffle Along" Orchestra. Baltimore Buzz Emerson - reissue 1923: 10574, recorded July 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Baltimore Buzz Victor: Test, recorded June 20, 1921 by Eubie Blake with alto and banjo. Baltimore Buzz Victor: Test, recorded July 11, 1921 by Broadway Jones, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Baltimore Buzz RCA: (F)PM 45687, recorded July 15, 1921 by Eubie Blake and Orchestra. Baltimore Buzz Victor: 18791, recorded July 15, 1921 by Eubie Blake and the "Shuffle Along" Orchestra. Bandana Days HMV Victor: 18789, recorded 1921 by Eubie Blake and the "Shuffle Along" Orchestra. Bandana Days Victor: Test, recorded June 20, 1921 by Eubie Blake with alto sax. Bandana Days Victor: 18791, recorded July 15, 1921 by Eubie Blake and the "Shuffle Along" Orchestra. Bandana Days Paramount : 12002 , recorded July 1922 by Sissle and Blake (sic). Bandana Days HMV: B-1297, recorded 1921 by Eubie Blake and the "Shuffle Along" Orchestra. Blues in My Heart Crown: 3197, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Blues in My Heart Varsity: 5056, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake Orchestra as "Dick Robertson and his Orchestra." Boll Weevil Blues Emerson: 10357, recorded March 2, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Boll Weevil Blues Regal: 945, recorded March 2, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and his Jazz Band." Boll Weevil Blues Emerson - reissue 1923: 10627, recorded March 2,1921 by Sissle and Blake. Boll Weevil Blues Century: 4025, recorded August 1926 by Eubie Blake, piano. Boo Hoo Hoo Emerson: 10512, recorded January 4, 1922 by Sissle and Blake. Boo Hoo Hoo Regal: 9180, recorded January 4, 1922 by Sissle and Blake. Broadway Blues Emerson: 10296, recorded July 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Broadway Blues Emerson: 10512, recorded July 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Broadway Blues Medallion: 8246, recorded July 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Broadway Blues Regal: 911, recorded July 1920 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and Robert Black." Broken Busted Blues Edison: Unissued, recorded May 27, 1925 by Sissle and Blake. Broken Busted Blues Edison: 51572, recorded June 10, 1925 by Sissle and Blake. Broken Busted Blues Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder: 50141, recorded June 10, 1925 by Sissle and Blake. Can't You Heah Me Callin', Caroline Pathé: 20194, recorded 1917-18 by Noble Sissle, vocal with piano accompaniment. Crazy Blues Actuelle: 20484, recorded 1920-21 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Crazy Blues Medallion: 8305, recorded 1920-21 by Sissle and Blake as "Willie Black and Ruby Blake." Crazy Blues Pathé: 20484, recorded 1920-21 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Crazy Blues Emerson: 10326, recorded December 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Crazy Blues Medallion: 8252, recorded December 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Crazy Blues Paramount - issue 1922: 12007, recorded December 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Crazy Blues Regal: 911, recorded December 1920 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and Robert Black." Crazy Blues Edison: 50754, recorded January 11, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Crazy Blues Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder: 4264, recorded January, 11 1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Crazy Blues Okeh: Unissued, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Cutie Emerson: 10519, recorded February 11, 1922 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Cutie Regal: 9198, recorded February 11, 1922 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Dah's Gwinter Be er Landslide Victor: Test, recorded July 11, 1921 by Broadway Jones, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Dear Li'l Pal Victor: Reject, recorded August 17, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Dear Li'l Pal Victor: Unissued, recorded August 23, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Dear Li'l Pal Victor: Reject, recorded January 8, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. ’Deed I Do Okeh: 40776, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. ’Deed I Do Parlophone: E-5796, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Dinah Edison Bell Winner: 4402, recorded March 1926 by Sissle and Blake. Dissatisfied Blues Victor: Unissued, recorded 10929 by Eubie Blake, piano solo. Dixie Moon Victor: Unissued, recorded March 7, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Dixie Moon Victor: 19494, recorded October 22, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Don't Leave Me Blues Victor: Unissued, recorded August 17, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Don't Leave Me Blues Victor: Unissued, recorded August 23, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Downhearted Blues HMV: B-1703, recorded May 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Downhearted Blues HMV Victor: 19086, recorded May 25, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Downhearted Blues RCA: (F)741118/119, recorded May 25, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Downhearted Blues Victor: 19086, recorded May 25, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Ev'rything's Made for Love Okeh : 40776, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Ev'rything's Made for Love Parlophone: E-5796, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Fate is the Slave of Love Victor: Unissued, recorded August 27, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Gee! I Wish I Had Someone to Rock Me in the Cradle of Love Victor: Test, recorded April 15, 1920 by Florence Emory, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Gee! I Wish I Had Someone to Rock Me in the Cradle of Love Pathé: 22394, recorded July 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Gee! I'm Glad That I'm from Dixie Pathé: 20470, recorded November-December 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Good Night, Angeline Pathé: 20226, recorded May 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Good Night, Angeline Victor: Test, recorded April 9, 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Great Camp Meeting Day Actuelle: 20484, recorded November-December 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Great Camp Meeting Day Pathé: 20484, recorded November-December 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. He's Always Hanging Around Pathé: 20280, recorded August 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Home, Cradle of Happiness Okeh: 40824, recorded May 10, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Home, Cradle of Happiness Parlophone: R-3368, recorded May 10, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. House Rent Lizzie Victor: Unissued, recorded December 3, 1929 by Eubie Blake, piano solo. Hungarian Rag Pathé: 20326, recorded August 1917 by Eubie Blake Trio with Eubie Blake and Elliott Carpenter, pianos. I Can't Be Worried Long Grey Gull: 7021, recorded August 17, 1926 by Frankie, vocal, likely accompanied by Eubie Blake, piano. I Need a Good Man Bad Grey Gull: 7021, recorded August 17, 1926 by Frankie, vocal, likely accompanied by Eubie Blake, piano. I Wonder Where My Sweetie Can Be Edison Bell Winner: 4371, recorded December 1925 by Sissle and Blake. I'm a Doggone Struttin' Fool Emerson: 10484, recorded October 10, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. I'm a Doggone Struttin' Fool Regal: 9158, recorded October 10, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. I'm Craving for That Kind of Love Emerson: 10513, recorded January 4, 1922 by Sissle and Blake. I'm Craving for That Kind of Love Regal: 9203, recorded January 4, 1922 by Sissle and Blake. I'm Going Away Just to Wear You Off My Mind Paramount: 12006, recorded July 1922 by Alberta Hunter, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. I'm Going Away Just to Wear You Off My Mind Paramount - reissue 1923: 12043, recorded July 1922 by Alberta Hunter, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. I'm Just Wild About Harry Victor: Test, recorded June 20, 1921 by Eubie Blake with alto sax. I'm Just Simply Full of Jazz Pathé: 22284, recorded December 1919 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. I'm Just Simply Full of Jazz Victor: Test, recorded April 9, 1920 by Sissle and Blake. I'm No Account Any More Crown: 3090, recorded March 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. I've Got the Blues, but I'm Just Too Mean to Cry Emerson: 10443, recorded July 27, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. I've Got the Blues, but I'm Just Too Mean to Cry Regal: 9137, recorded August 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and Robert Black". I've Got the Blues, but I'm Just Too Mean to Cry Emerson - reissue 1923: 10605, recorded August 1921 by Sissle and Blake. I've Got the Red, White and Blues Emerson: 10484, recorded October 10, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. I've Got the Red, White and Blues Regal: 9158, recorded October 10, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. If You've Never Been Vamped by a Brownskin, You've Never Been Vamped at All Paramount : 12002 , recorded July, 1922 by Sissle and Blake (sic). In Honeysuckle Time Emerson: 10385, recorded May 3, 1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra as "Leonard Graham and His Jazz Band." In Honeysuckle Time Regal: 9102, recorded May 3, 1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra as "Leonard Graham and His Jazz Band." It Looks Like Love Crown: 3105, recorded March 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Jassamine Lane Victor: Unissued, recorded March 7, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Jazz Babies' Ball Pathé: 22357, recorded March 1920 by Sissle and Blake and Pathé Orchestra. Jazzin' Around Pathé: 1181, recorded August 1917 by Eubie Blake Trio. Jazzin' Baby Blues Paramount: 12006, recorded July 1922 by Alberta Hunter, vocals, and Eubie Blake, piano. Jazzin' Baby Blues Paramount - reissue 1923: 12043, recorded July 1922 by Alberta Hunter, vocals, and Eubie Blake, piano. Jimmy, I Love But You Emerson: 10519, recorded February 11, 1922 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Jimmy, I Love But You Regal: 9199, recorded February 11, 1922 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries Crown: 3193, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries Imperial: 2638, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake. Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries Varsity: 6017, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake. Little Alabama Coon Pathé: 20194, recorded 1917-18 by Noble Sissle, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Little Girl Victor: 22735, recorded June 3, 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Long Gone Emerson: 10365, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Long Gone Medallion: 8279, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Long Gone Regal: 946, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and his Jazz Band." Long Gone Emerson - reissue 1923: 10574, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Love Will Find a Way Emerson: 10396, recorded June 9, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Love Will Find a Way Regal: 9107, recorded June 9, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and Robert Black." Love Will Find a Way Symphonola: 4361, recorded June 9, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Love Will Find a Way Emerson - reissue 1923: 10604, recorded June 9, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Loveless Love Actuelle: 20493, recorded January-February 1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Loveless Love Pathé: 20493, recorded January-February 1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Loveless Love Emerson: 10357, recorded March 2,1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Loveless Love Regal: 946, recorded March 2, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and His Jazz Band." Loveless Love Emerson - reissue 1923: 10605, recorded March 2, 1921 by Sissle and Blake with Orchestra. Low Down Blues Emerson: 10365, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Low Down Blues Regal: 946, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake as "Leonard Graham and His Jazz Band." Low Down Blues Emerson - reissue 1923: 10627, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Ma! Emerson: 10450, recorded September 1921 by Eubie Blake, piano solo. Mammy's Little Choc'late Cullud Chile Pathé: 20210, recorded April 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Mammy's Little Sugar Plum Pathé: 22394, recorded July 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Manda Victor: Unissued, recorded March 7, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Manda Victor: Unissued, recorded August 27, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Manda Victor: 19494, recorded October 22, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Mandy Lou Pathé: 20295, recorded August 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Melodious Jazz Pathé: 22357, recorded March 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. My Mammy's Tears Emerson: 10367, recorded March 18, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. My Vision Girl Pathé: 20463, recorded November - December 1920 by Sissle and Blake. Nobody's Sweetheart Crown: 3130, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Oh, Boy! What a Girl Edison Bell Winner: 4337, recorded November 1925 by Sissle and Blake. One More Time Crown: 3111, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. One More Time Lyric: 3419, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra as "Lou Gold and his Orchestra." Oriental Blues Emerson: 10396, recorded June 9, 1921 by Sissle and Blake. Pickaninny Shoes Pathé: 20475, recorded November-December 1920 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Pickaninny Shoes Edison Bell Winner: 4402, recorded March 1926 by Sissle and Blake. Pickaninny Shoes Okeh: 40917, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Pickaninny Shoes Parlophone: R-186, recorded February 5, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone Angelus: 3334, recorded February/March, 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra as “Oriole Salon Orchestra." Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone Broadway: 1448, recorded February/March 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra as "John Martin and his Orchestra." Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone Crown: 3090, recorded February/March 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra; Dick Robertson, vocal. River, Stay 'Way From My Door Crown: 3193, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Royal Garden Blues Actuelle: o20493, recorded February 2, 1921 by Noble Sissle acc. by his Sizzling Syncopators. Royal Garden Blues Emerson: 10367, recorded February 2, 1921 by Noble Sissle acc. by his Sizzling Syncopators. Royal Garden Blues Medallion: 8286, recorded February 2, 1921 by Sissle and Blake with orchestra as "Willie Brown and his Sizzling Syncopators". Royal Garden Blues Pathé: 20493, recorded February 2, 1921 by Noble Sissle acc. by his Sizzling Syncopators. Royal Garden Blues Emerson - reissue 1923: 10604, recorded February 2, 1921 by Noble Sissle acc. by his Sizzling Syncopators. Sarah from Sahara Pathé: 5389, recorded August 1917 by Eubie Blake Trio, with Eubie Blake and Elliot Carpenter, pianos. Sarah from Sahara Pathé: 20358, recorded August 1917 by Eubie Blake Trio, with Eubie Blake and Elliot Carpenter, pianos. Slow River Parlophone: R-3368, recorded May 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Slow River Okeh: 40824, recorded May 20, 1927 by Sissle and Blake. Somebody's Gona (sic) Get You Pathé: 20226, recorded May 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Sounds of Africa (Charleston Rag) Emerson: 10434, recorded July 1921 by Eubie Blake, piano solo. Sounds of Africa (Charleston Rag) Paramount: 14004, recorded July 1921 by Eubie Blake, piano solo. St. Louis Blues Crown: 3130, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Stay in Your Own Back Yard Pathé: 20233, recorded May 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. Sweet Georgia Brown Crown: 3197, recorded September 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Sweet Henry (The Pride of Tennessee) RCA: (F)741118/119, recorded January 8, 1924 by Sissle and Blake. Sweet Lady, medley from"Tangerine" Emerson: 10350, recorded September 1921 by Irving Kaufman, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Sweet Lady, medley from "Tangerine" Emerson: 10450, recorded September 1921 by Irving Kaufman, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano. Sweet Lady, medley from "Tangerine" Regal: 9130, recorded September 1921 by Irving Kaufman, vocal, and Eubie Blake, piano as "Billy Clark and Robert Black." That's the Kind of Baby for Me Pathé: 20280, recorded August 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. The Jazz Dance Pathé: 20340, recorded August 1918 by Blake's Jazzone Orchestra with Eubie Blake, piano. There It Goes Again Pathé: 20267, recorded August 1917 by Sissle and Blake with Pathé Orchestra. There's One Lane That Has No Turning Edison Bell Winner: 4371, recorded December 1925 by Sissle and Blake. Two Little Blue Eyes Angelus/Lyric: 3345, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra as "Oriole Salon Orchestra." Two Little Blue Little Eyes Broadway: 1460, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Two Little Blue Little Eyes Crown : 3111, recorded April 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Ukelele Baby Edison Bell Winner: 4356, recorded December 1925 by Sissle and Blake. Ukelele Lullaby Edison Bell Winner: 4356, recorded December 1925 by Sissle and Blake. Waitin' for the Evenin' Mail HMV Victor: 19086, recorded May 25, 1923 by Sissle and Blake. Waitin’ for the Evenin’ Mail RCA: (F)PM 45687, recorded May 25, 1923 by Eubie Blake and Orchestra. When Your Lover Has Gone Crown: 3086, recorded March 1931 by Eubie Blake and his Orchestra. Why Am I Treated So Bad? Edison Bell Winner: 4337, recorded November, 1925 by Sissle and Blake. You Ought to Know Edison: Unissued, recorded May 27, 1925 by Sissle and Blake. You Ought to Know Edison Blue Amberol Cylinder: 50141, recorded June 1925 by Sissle and Blake. You Ought to Know Edison: 51572, recorded June 10, 1925 by Sissle and Blake. You Ought to Know Edison Bell Winner: 4417, recorded March 1926 by Sissle and Blake. back to page top