Notes:  Fletcher Henderson and his bands were prolific recording artists, making 78s for many different labels.  In August, 1924, Henderson recorded “Meanest Kind of Blues” for Vocalion Records.  Neither Louis Armstrong nor Buster Bailey were present on that particular session.  On November 7, 1924, a week before the Columbia session, the band recorded “Naughty Man”, also for Vocalion.  Armstrong and Bailey were present.  For the Columbia Records session of November 14, 1924, and the recording of  “Naughty Man” and “Meanest Kind of Blues”, the full band consisted of:  Fletcher Henderson, piano; Elmer Chambers, Howard Scott, and Louis Armstrong, trumpets; Charlie Green, trombone; Buster Bailey, clarinet or alto sax; Don Redman, clarinet or alto sax; Coleman Hawkins, clarinet or tenor sax; Charlie Dixon, banjo; Ralph Escudero, brass bass; and Kaiser Marshall, drums.  The same group would record “Naughty Man” one more time on November 24, 1924, for the Oriole label.