"Tiger Rag" is a jazz standard, originally recorded by the Original Dixieland Jass Band in 1917.

There were 136 cover versions of ODJB's copyrighted jazz standard and classic "Tiger Rag" by 1942 alone. Recordings were made by all of the following artists:

* Louis Armstrong, who released the ODJB classic as a 78 single, in 1930 on Okeh and in 1934 on French Brunswick.
* Benny Goodman Trio, on Victor in 1936.
* Frank Sinatra.
* Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra, on Brunswick in 1929, in an arrangement running some 5 1/2 minutes in length, which covered both sides of a 78rpm disc.
* Edward "Kid" Ory with his Creole Jazz Orchestra.
* Bix Beiderbecke with the Wolverines, on Gennett in 1924.
* Ethel Waters and the Jazz Masters in 1922.
* Billie Holiday.
* Sidney Bechet.
* Bob Crosby and his Bob Cats.
* Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra.
* Fats Waller.
* Gene Krupa.
* Phil Napoleon and his Orchestra in 1926 on Edison.
* Abe Lyman and his Orchestra.
* Harry Reser.
* Whiteway Jazz Band.
* Gene Kardos and his Orchestra (under the name of Joel Shaw, his pianist), on Crown in 1932.
* Lud Gluskin's Ambassador Orchestra, who recorded 4 separate versions for various companies in 1928 and '29. All were based on the head arrangement by Jean Goldkette's orchestra, who never got to make a record of it.
* The New Orleans Rhythm Kings in 1922 on Gennett.
* Fletcher Henderson in 1931 on Crown.
* Jelly Roll Morton in 1938.
* Ray Miller's Orchestra in 1929 on Brunswick.
* Red McKenzie.
* Freddy Fisher.
* Kenny Ball.
* Acker Bilk.
* Harry Roy and his Orchestra.
* The Maple City Four.
* The Saint Jazz Band.
* Isham Jones' Orchestra in 1934 on Decca.
* Eddie Condon.
* Pete Fountain released "Tiger Rag" as a 45 single on Coral.
* Tommy Dorsey.
* Glenn Miller and his Orchestra.
* Original Dixieland Jazz Band, with Eddie Edwards and Tony Spargo, 1944, V-disc
* Muggsy Spanier.
* George Bar