Interview with Sid Le Protti by Turk Murphy

(Tape 1, Side A) "Ballin' the jack" / Chris Smith -- "The crave" -- ragtime-style piece -- "Amoureuse"
(Tape 1, Side B) "King Chanticleer" -- tune used for Texas Tommy -- "Ballin' the jack" : [different version from track 1] / Chris Smith -- Quadrille music : part 1 -- Quadrille music : part 2 -- "Ragtime Charlie" -- "Oklahoma Red" -- ["Arthur Rickmeyer played this tune..." : title not provided]
(Tape 2, Side A) The crave : "just like Jelly showed it to me" -- The crave [again]
(Tape 2, Side B) Four o'clock / [original Le Protti tune?] -- Some of these days : [with interruption] -- Some of these days -- Basin Street blues -- Downtown strutter's ball : old style, updated style -- demonstration of a 2-beat oom-pah-oom-pah pattern -- demonstration of a 4-beat pattern with bass on every beat -- Separation blues
(Tape 3, Side A) Demonstration, very swingy blues (ragtime) -- Very swingy blues, different style -- Demonstration, slow blues -- Demonstration, slow piece -- "Shreveport blues" -- "Shimmeshawabble" -- demonstration, stop time -- moderately slow blues -- demonstration, back-lick -- boogie-woogie -- "The preacher and the bear"
(Tape 3, Side B) "Canadian capers" [portion]
(Tape 4, Side A) "Baby won't you please come home" -- "Jelly Roll blues" [interrupted] -- background noodling [1] -- background noodling [2] -- background noodling [3] -- background noodling [4]
(Tape 4, Side B) "Please don't take me when you go"