The Harlem Strut (c.08-21)
Keep Off The Grass (10-18-21)
Carolina Shout (10-18-21)
Carolina Shout (c.10-21)
Dear Old Southland
Bandana Days (Intro. Love Will Find A Way) (12-05-21)
Weeping Blues (06-28-23)
Worried And Lonesome Blues (06-28-23)
You Can't Do What My Last Man Did (07-25-23)
Bleeding Hearted Blues (07-25-23)
Scouting Around (08-08-23)
Toddlin' (08-08-23)
All That I Had Is Gone (03-07-27)
Snowy Morning Blues (03-07-27)
All That I Had Is Gone (03-15-27)
Lucy Long (03-15-27)
Skiddle-De-Scow (09-02-27)
Can I Get It Now? (09-02-27)
What's The Use Of Being Alone? (03-26-28)
Original Bugle Blues (03-26-28)
Chicago Blues (06-18-28)
Mournful Tho'ts (06-18-28)
Most popular songs of James P. Johnson
St. Louis Blues
2006 • The Original James P. Johnson: 1942-1945, Piano Solos
Ain't Misbehavin'
2009 • Complete Jazz Series 1944
Keepin' Out of Mischief Now
2006 • James P. Johnson Selected Hits Vol. 4
Dinah
2009 • Complete Jazz Series 1928 - 1938
My Handy Man
After You've Gone
2009 • James P Johnson Jazz Masters Vol 1
Sweet Lorraine [Previously Unreleased Track]
2006 • The Original James P. Johnson: 1942-1945, Piano Solos
September Song
Blue Turning Grey over You
2009 • Complete Jazz Series 1944
Tea for Two
2005 • The Gods Are In The House
It Had to Be You
2005 • The Gods Are In The House
Runnin' Wild
2005 • The Gods Are In The House
Trivia about the album Complete Jazz Series 1921 - 1928 by James P. Johnson
- In what year was the album “Complete Jazz Series 1921 - 1928” released by James P. Johnson?
- The album “Complete Jazz Series 1921 - 1928” was released in 2009 by James P. Johnson, featuring 22 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “Complete Jazz Series 1921 - 1928” by James P. Johnson?
- “Dear Old Southland” is the biggest hit from the album “Complete Jazz Series 1921 - 1928” by James P. Johnson.