As music changed from accordion-led duos towards string bands in the mid 1930s, Joe Werner scored a series of recording sessions with both RCA Bluebird and Decca Records. First with the Hackberry Ramblers, then with Joe Werner and the Ramblers, Joe's Acadians and the Thibodeaux Boys. These groups, led by Joe himself, recording as often as he could with whomever he could find to play with at the time.
 
Wondering (with Riverside Ramblers) 
Dissatisfied (With Riverside Ramblers)
She's A Leatherneck Gal (Joe Werner and the Ramblers
She's My Flapper and My Baby (Joe Werner ans the Ramblers)
The Lonesome Wanderer (Joe Werner and the Ramblers)
The Answer to the Weeping Willow (Joe Werner and the Ramblers)
La Vieux Vals An Onc Mack (with Thibodeaux Boys)
Un Lettre A Ma Belle (with Thibodeaux Boys)
Answer to Wondering (Louisiana Rounders)
Me and My Pal From New Orleans (Louisiana Rounders)
Wishing (Louisiana Rounders)
Valley Rose (Louisiana Rounders)