alto saxophone [uncredited], clarinet [uncredited], arranged by [uncredited] Don Redman
arranged by [uncredited] Ted Eastwood
banjo [uncredited] Charlie Dixon
bass saxophone [uncredited] Billy Fowler
piano [uncredited], leader, conductor, directed by Fletcher Henderson
tenor saxophone [uncredited] Coleman Hawkins
trombone [uncredited] Teddy Nixon
trumpet [uncredited] Elmer Chambers
Record Company Emerson Phonograph Company Inc.
Recorded in New York on January of 1924 & also issued on British World 153.

Side A also issued on Australian Austral A-26 (with anonymous credit & as Foxtrot).

Side B also issued on Australian Austral A-50 (with anonymous credit & as Foxtrot).

Quoting K.B. Rau's discography of Fletcher Henderson's pre-Armstrong era sides: The only instance of drums playing can be heard as a single cymbal crash at the very end of ‘Steppin´ Out’ [matrix 42525-2 from the same date issued on Emerson 10714]. The sound of the cymbal is not what we are accustomed from [Kaiser] Marshall earlier or later. I therefore doubt Marshall´s presence at all. The cymbal might have been hit by anybody else in the studio, and the pay for the drummer might have been saved up.

Matrix / Runout: 42524-2 (Side A)
Matrix / Runout: 42526-2 (Side B)