
A family of six brothers all playing differently pitched saxophones became a very popular novelty act and probably the most famous saxaphone group of the 1910's. also acid house bip bip boop
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Peter Gink
Battery Acid
Smiles and Chuckles
City Hall
That Moaning Saxophone Rag
Bull Frog Blues
bull frog blues
Acid Syndrome
Pussyfoot March
Batter Acid
Florida Rag (Lowry)
Castle House Rag (James Reese Europe)
Walkin' the Dog
Bull Frog Blues - Fox Trot
Saxophone Sobs (22-6-1916)
That Moanin' Saxophone Rag
Smiles and Chuckles - A Jazz Rag
La Paloma
Smiles And Chuckles 1917
Rigoletto Quartet (23-6-1916)
Saxophone sobs
Battery Acid (1993)
Chicken Walk
Down Home Rag
Egyptland
Castle Walk (James Reese Europe-Ford Dabney)
Rusty Rags (Vess L. Ossman)
Rigoletto Quartet
Battery Acid - Six Brown Brothers
Battery Acid - Original Mix
Chicken Reel Comedy Medley
When Aunt Dinah's Daughter Hannah Bangs On That Piano
The Bullfrog and the Coon
Alabama Jubilee (Jack Yellen-George L. Cobb)
Darkies' Patrol
Pretty Baby (saxophone sextet) (1916)
Comedy Tom
The Darktown Strutters' Ball
Missouri Blues
I'll Say She Does ("Smiles"/ "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles")
Bull Frog Blues (Tom Brown-Guy Shrigley)
Battery Acid [Vinyl Version]
My Fox Trot Girl
At the Darktown Strutters' Ball
Pussyfoot March (James "Slap Rags" White)
Trombone Sneeze
Humpty Dumpty Rag (Charley Straight)
Les Copeland's Rag (Les Copeland)
Wild Cherries Rag (Ted Snyder)
Smiles And Chuckles (Jazz Rag)
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