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Cover also notes “Also Published for FullMilitary Band and Piano Solo.”Also, it turns out there was a “StockyardBlues” by Minnie Tiller and Spencer Williamsin 1926, so you never know if that’s pushingpeople toward spelling Pinkard’s tune solid.Stock Yards Strut (Jasper Taylor)Black Bottom Stompers (England) 1045Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble 1140Albion JB 1206Rec. F. Keppard’s Jazz Cardinals (w/Taylor onwoodblocks), 9/26, Paramount 12399 et al.Well, Taylor’s in the 1926 book for “Stacko’Lee”; 1925 book for four tunes, not in 1927-28 books at all.But Paramount label is clear, has Taylor’sname in full.Stockade Strut (Geoff Bland)Steve Waddell’s Creole Bells 1173Bland was Australian pianist who played withRoger Bell and many other bands, includingWaddell’s band in earlier years. Waddell saysBland wrote it in Ballarat in 1985, “dedicated toLola Montez”; the title refers to the battle at theEureka Stockade, the only organized armedrebellion in Australia against the Britishcolonial government at the time of the BallaratGold RushStockholm Stomp (Jack Pettis–Al Goering)Limehouse JB 1014Rec.Jack Pettis & His Band (Goering on pno),12/16/26, Banner 1907, Domino 3883, Oriole804 (as Dixie Jazz Band).Orig. Indiana Five, 12/24/26, Harmony 387-H.Fl. Henderson aho, 1/22/27, Brunswick 3460,Vocalion 15532.Jimmy Lytell, 10/24/27, Pathe 36741, Perfect14922.Confirmed by 11/20/26 copyright reg., w/mboth.Stomp De Low Down (Dink Johnson)Butch Thompson 1037Not in Rust. It was attributed to Johnson onthe old The Professors, Vol. 2 LP on Euphonic,which may very well have been its firstrecording. No, Lord has Johnson recording itwith rhythm section in LA 3/16/46, released onDan VC4021 (Jap.), VC7025; American Music515; Storyville (Dan) SEP390 (same sessionas “So Dif’rent” above, so on American Music515 or 516). Then again 11/12/50, releasedon Nola LP12. And 11/50 that went onEuphonic and a Delmark CD reissue.I’ll be darned: Found the 515 label withcomposer credit to Johnson.Stomp Miss Hannah(Ade Monsbourgh)Back Bay Ramblers 1262Milano Hot Jazz Orchestra 13541951, confirmed by Australian Jazz Compositionsdirectory.Stomp Off! (Ted des Plantes)Three Deuces 1185Des Plantes was the piano-playing Deuce.Stomp Off, Let’s Go (Elmer Schoebel)Weatherbird JB 1034Tomas Örnberg’s Blue Five 1043Black Bottom Stompers (England) 1045New Orleans Classic Jazz Orch 1145John Gill’s Calif. Sunshine Boys 1157Charleston Chasers 1314Les Rois du Fox-Trot 1407< Look for sheet music -- is there anexclamation point? Pinsker reports:Stomp Off, Let's Go - we (HeliotropeRagtime Orchestra) have been playing thislately, and the sheet music does not have anexclamation point. [Yes, but they’d beplaying off an orchestration published forbands rather than the sheet that was issuedto the public. A quick search reveals thiswith and without banger, and with eitherdash or comma between the two phrases.]Rec. Stomp Off, Let’s Go* unless otherwisenoted:Fred Hamm aho, 4/30/25, Victor 19672. Label= Stomp Off, Let’s Go!Richard Hitter’s Blue Knights, 9/11/25, Gennett3149, Champion 15030.Vincent Lopez, 9/19/25, OKeh 40478,Parlophone E-5519 et al. *OKeh.New Orleans Owls, 9/24/25, Columbia 489-D.Label = Stomp Off—Let’s GoSam Lanin, 10/7/25, Banner 1621, Domino3592, Regal 9925The Cotton Pickers, 11/19/25, Brunswick 2981.Label = Stomp Off—Let’s GoErskine Tate’s Vendome Orch, 5/28/26,Vocalion 1027, 15372; Oriole 1004;Brunswick A-183, 80061, 03594. *Vocalion1027, *Oriole 1004,Copyright is like we have it:Stomp off, let's go; by Elmer Schoebel, ofU.S.; pf. © July 20, 1925; 2 c. July 23; E617657; Jack Mills, inc., New York.OK, the bangers and dashes are in smallminority, so we stick with simple comma asper copyright.Stomp Time Blues (Tiny Parham)Hot Antic JB 1099Le Petit Jazzband de Mr Morel 1343Pam Pameijer’s New Jazz Wizards 1382