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FATS WALLER AND HIS RHYTHM
Thomas “Fats” Waller (piano on all tracks, vocal where applies) with:

John Hamilton (tp), Gene Sedric (cl, ts), John Smith (g), Cedric Wallace (b), Slick Jones (dm)
1 I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby (Waller - Hill) - August 2, 1939 (00:00)
Herman Autrey (tp), Ben Whittet (cl), Al Casey (g), Billy Taylor (b), Harry Dial (dm)
2 A Porter's Love Song to a Chambermaid (Johnson - Razaf) - May 16, 1934 (02:07)
Rudy Powell (cl,as) and Charles Turner (b) replace Whittet and Taylor
3 What's the Reason (Tomelin - Hatch) - March 6, 1935 (05:28)
4 Lulu's Back in Town (Warren - Dubin) - May 8, 1935 (08:19)
5 Ain't Misbehavin' (Waller - Razaf - Brooks) (piano solo) - August 2, 1929 (10:57)
6 Sweet and Slow (Warren - Dubin) - May 8, 1935 (13:58) (same as track 3)
7 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter (Young - Ahlert) - May 8, 1935 (17:30)
Herman Autrey (tp), Rudy Powell (cl, as), James Smith (g), Charles Turner (b), Arnold Boing (dm)
8 There'll Be Some Changes Made (Higgins — Overstreet) - June 24, 1935 (21:00)
9 My Very Good Friend the Milkman (Burke - Spina) - June 24, 1935 (24:08)
Herman Autrey (tp), Gene Sedric (cl, ts), Al Casey (g), Charles Turner (b), Arnold Boling (dm)
10 Christopher Columbus (Berry - Razaf) - April 8, 1936 (27:41)
11 Us on a Bus (Seymour - Lawnhurst - April 8, 1936 (30:35)
12 It's a Sin To Tell a Lie (Mayhew) - June 5, 1936 (33:18)
Slick Jones (dm) replaces Boling
13 Until the Real Thing Comes Along (Cahn - Chaplin - Freeman) (piano solo) - August 1, 1936 (36:12)
14 Tea for Two (Youmans - Caesar) - June 11, 1937 (39:34) (same as track 13. Waller also cel)
15 You're Laughing at Me (Berlin) - February 22, 1937 (42:38)
Herman Autrey (tp), Gene Sedric (cl, ts), Al Casey (g), Cedric Wallace (b), Slick Jones (dm)
16 There's Honey on the Moon (Coots - Davis - Gillespie) - July 1, 1938 (45:12)
17 I'll Dance at Your Wedding - December 7, 1938 (47:50)
18 Two Sleepy People (Carmichael - Loesser) - October 13, 1938 (50:32)
19 Hold Tight (Brandow - Spotswood) - January 19, 1939 (53:34)
20 Honeysuckle Rose (Waller - Razaf) - August 2, 1939 (55:49)
Herman Autrey (tp), Chauncey Graham (ts), John Smith (g), Cedric Wallace (b), Larry Hinton (dm)
21 I Used To Love You (Brown - von Tilzer) (piano solo) - June 28, 1939 (59:06)
22 Ring Dem Bells (Ellington) - May 13, 1941 (01:01:57)
23 Your Feet's Too Big (Fisher - Benson) - November 3, 1939 (01:05:10)
24 Sweet Sue, Just You (Harris - Young) - August 2, 1939 (01:08:13)
Una Mae Carlisle (voc) added (“I Can’’t Give You…” only)
25 I Can't Give You Anything But Love (McHugh - Fields) - November 3, 1939 (01:10:41)
26 The Sheik of Araby (Snyder) - August 2, 1939 ( 01:15:04 )

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