When You Hear that Beat: Tradition and Change in the New Orleans Brass Band, 2021
Dr. Alfred E. Lemmon, Dr. Michael G. White, Dhani Adomaitis, Douane Waples, Gregg Stafford, and the Kings of Brass band:
Adolph Sorina III, Aurélien Barnes, Caleb “Shake” Windsay, Desmond Provost, Glen Finister Andrews, Gregory “Chachi” Warner
A Tribute to Manuel Manetta, 2019
presented by the New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra
The Life and Music of New Orleans Legend George Lewis, 2018
Dr. Michael White, with performances by his band
A Tribute to John Robichaux, 2017
The New John Robichaux Society Orchestra, led by Tom Hook and Wendell Brunious, and the Louisiane Vintage Dancers
100 Years of New Orleans String Bands (1849–1949), 2016
Seva Venet and the Storyville Stringband of New Orleans
The Golden Age of New Orleans Brass Bands, 2015
Barry Martyn, with performances by the Society Brass Band
The Boswell Sisters: Pioneers of American Popular Music, 2014
Kyla Titus, with performances by the Pfister Sisters
Scenes from “Treemonisha,” 2013
OperaCréole, with pianists Wilfred Delphin and Samuel Liégeon, narrated by Walter Harris Jr.
Reflections of Bechet, a New Orleans Jazz Original: The Man and the Music, 2012
Bruce Boyd Raeburn, with additional commentary and performances by the New Orleans Jazzman Band, featuring Jerry Embree, Frankie Lynne, Barry Martyn, and Mark Brooks
Ragtime’s Roots and Revival: How a New Orleans–Based Orchestra Gave New Life to the Works of Early Ragtime Composers, 2011
Tom Sancton and Lars Edegran and the New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra
The Musical Legacy of George Lewis, 2010
Bruce Boyd Raeburn, Barry Martyn, and Nick Gagliano, with performances by Tom Sancton, Frankie Lynne, and Barry Martyn
Louis Armstrong’s New Orleans, 2009
Thomas Brothers with Clive Wilson and Butch Thompson
Jazz on the Mississippi to 1945, 2008
William Howland Kenney
Les Amis du Jazz: William Russell, Fred Ramsey, Hugues Panassié, Charles Delaunay, and the Revival of New Orleans Jazz, 1938–1949, 2007
Bruce Boyd Raeburn, with Tom McDermott and Evan Christopher
The Soul of a Jazzman: Jelly Roll Morton’s Last Years, 2006
Bob Greene
Celebrating a Jazz Master’s Centennial, 2005
Bruce Boyd Raeburn with William Wagner, Tom McDermott, Barry Martyn, and Don Gillespie
God’s Music: Shall We Gather at the River, 2004
Jay Weigel, with Phillip Manuel, Ellen Frohnmayer, Leah Chase, Reverend Lois Dejean and her gospel choir, and chamber musicians
“Old New Orleans Blues”: Bill Russell and “Fess” Manetta, 2003
Butch Thompson
Jelly Roll Morton’s Piano Music: The Known and Unknown, 2002
James Dapogny
Drumming New Orleans Style, 2001
Barry Martyn, with Bruce Boyd Raeburn
Millennial Reflections on the Impact of Jelly Roll Morton, 2000
Michael White