From 1926 until it's demolition in 1958, the Savoy Ballroom was known as "The World's Finest Ballroom", "The Home of Happy Feet" and "The Soul of Harlem". A 10000 square feet ballroom that hosted up to 4000 dancers every night of the week.
Host for innumerable battles of the bands, we present to you a selection of the house bands from the Savoy Ballroom.
| Stomping at the Savoy Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| Don't Be That Way Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| The Dipsy Doodle Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| Who Ya Hunchin' Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| Breakin' Em Down Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| Poor Little Rich Girl Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| My Wild Irish Roses Chick Webb and his Orchestra - |
| Sugar Foot Stomp Fletcher Henderson - |
| Sweetie Dear Sidney Bechet - |
| Stitches Al Cooper's Savoy Sultans - |
| Jumpin' At The Savoy Al Cooper's Savoy Sultans - |
| Second Balcony Jump Al Cooper's Savoy Sultans - |
| The Sheik of Araby Coleman Hawkins - |
| Swingin On Lennox Ave. Erskine Hawkins - |
| Gin Mill Special Erskine Hawkins - |
| Tuxedo Junction Erskine Hawkins - |
| Holiday for Swing Erskine Hawkins - |
| King Porter Stomp Claude Hopkins - |
| Savoy Stampede Benny Carter - |
| Savoy Lucky Millinder - |
| Mason Flyer Lucky Millinder - |
| Down By The Riverside Lucky Millinder - |
| Shipyard Social Function Lucky Millinder - |
| King Porter Stomp Teddy Hill - |
| A Mellow Bit of Rhythm Andy Kirk - |
| Swingmatism Jay McShann - |
| Shorty George Count Basie - |
| Special Delivery Cab Calloway - |
| In A Jam Duke Ellington - |
| Walk 'Em Buddy Johnson - |
| Night Cap Cootie Williams - |
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