Yes, I got it from a woman whose father was a musician back in the 1920s, and he bought records (in those pre-radio days) to help him learn to play. She gave me about 200 old records, including many of regional ‘territory’ jazz/dance bands. Lots of early ones recorded in New Orleans, in particular (Tony Parenti, Halfway House Orch, etc.).
Two other similar-vintage jazz bands I’ve always liked (from the late-1920s) are those of Bennie Moten’s band (out of Kansas City), from which Count Basie was a member later on, and a small jazz group led by Tiny Parham, whose band might have lacked standout soloists, but always had both pep and a certain tastefulness. Both Moten and Parham recorded for Victor Records. Never tire of their stuff.