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LP:  Louis Armstrong — Young Louis Armstrong (1930-1933)
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Label: RCA
Label-Nummer: PM 43269
Aufnahmedatum: 1930-33
Land: US
Aufnahmeort: Hollywood / Camden NJ. / Chicago
Tonträger: 2 LP
Liner Notes Verfasser: Daniel Nevers / Don Waterhouse
Genre   
Traditional Jazz → Dixieland
Archiv-Objekte
LP-15594
Musiker:
NameLandInstr.
Louis "Satchmo" ArmstrongUSld, tp,
Lil Hardin - ArmstrongUSp,
Jimmie RodgersUSvoc,
Louis BaconUStp,
Louis HuntUStp,
Billy HicksUStp,
Charlie GreenUStb,
Pete ClarkUSas,
Edgar SampsonUSas,
Elmer WilliamsUSts,
Don KirkpatrickUSp,
John TrueheartUSg,
Elmer JamesUSb,
Chick WebbUSd,
Ellis WhitlockUStp,
Zilmer T. RandolphUStp,
Frederic H. Keg JohnsonUStb,
Scoville Toby BrowneUSas,
George OldhamUSas,
Albert "Budd" JohnsonUSts,
Teddy WilsonUSp,
Mike McHendrickUSbjo,
Bill OldhamUSb, tb, tub,
Allen "Yank" PorterUSd,
Mezz MezzrowUSbell,
Charlie GainesUStp,
Louis JordanUSas,
Arthur DaveyUSas,
Ellsworth BlakeUSts,
Wesley RobinsonUSp,
Ed HayesUSb,
Benny HillUSd,
Charlie BealUSp,
Sidney "Big Sid" CatlettUSd,
Harry DialUSd,
Tracks:
1-1Blue yodel No.9
1-2That's my home 1
1-3That's my home 2
1-4Hobo you can't ride this train
1-5I hate to leave you now 1
1-6I hate to leave you now 2
1-7You'll wish you'd never been born
1-8Medley: When you're smiling - Saint James infirmary - Dinah
1-9Medley: You rascal you - When it's sleepy time down south - Nobody's sweetheart
1-10I've got the world on a string
1-11I gotta right to sing the Blues
1-12Hustlin' and bustlin' for baby
1-13Sittin' in the dark
1-14High society
1-15He's a son of the south
1-16Some sweet day
2-1Basin street Blues
2-2Honey do
2-3Snow ball
2-4Mahogany hall stomp
2-5String you cats
2-6Honey don't love me anymore
2-7Mississippi basin
2-8Laughin' Louie
2-9Tomorrow night
2-10Dusky Stevdore
2-11There's a cabin in the pines
2-12Mighty river
2-13Sweet Sue, just you
2-14I wonder who
2-15Saint Louis Blues
2-16Don't play me cheap
 
Serie: Jazz Tribune – N°20, Double Black & White