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| 1. | St. Louis Blues
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| 2. | Yellow Dog Blues
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| 3. | Loveless Love
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| 4. | Aunt Hagar's Blues
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| 5. | Long Gone [From the Bowlin' Green]
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| 6. | Memphis Blues [Or Mister Crump]
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| 7. | Beale Street Blues
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| 8. | Ole Miss Blues
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| 9. | Chantez Les Bas [Sing 'Em Low]
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| 10. | Hesitating Blues
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| 11. | Atlanta Blues [Make Me One Pallet on Your Floor]
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| 12. | George Avakian's Interview with W.C. Handy
Louis Armstrong, George Avakian, W.C. Handy
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| 13. | Loveless Love
Rehearsal Sequence
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| 14. | Hesitating Blues
Rehearsal Sequence
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| 15. | Alligator Story
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| 16. | Long Gone [From the Bowlin' Green]
Rehearsal Sequence
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Jazz / Dixieland, Classic Jazz, New Orleans Jazz, Vocal Jazz
Louis Armstrong - Trumpet, Vocals
W.C. Handy
Arvell Shaw Bass
Barney Bigard Clarinet
Barrett Deems Drums
Billy Kyle Piano
Cozbi Sanchez-Cabrera Reissue Art Director, Art Direction
George Avakian Engineer, Reissue Producer, Producer, Liner Notes
Gina Bello Design Assistant
Jennifer Ebert Packaging Manager
Kevin Gore Reissue Series
Mark Wilder Engineer, Digital Mastering
Mason Coppinger Engineer, Original Engineering
Patti Matheny A&R, Artist Coordination
Randall Martin Reissue Design
Rene Arsenault Production Assistant
Seth Rothstein Project Director, Project Manager
Steven Berkowitz Reissue Series
Trummy Young Trombone
Velma Middleton Vocals
This recording was not only Louis Armstrong's finest record of the 1950s but one of the truly classic jazz sets. Out of print for years, it was reissued quite shoddily in 1986 on a Columbia CD with alternates in place of many of the original versions and no real explanation. It was a complete and inexcusable mess and should be avoided by all but completists. Ten years later, Columbia finally got around to bringing back the original gem, and the music is at last available on CD. Armstrong and his All-Stars (trombonist Trummy Young, clarinetist Barney Bigard, pianist Billy Kyle, bassist Arvell Shaw, drummer Barrett Deems, and singer Velma Middleton) were clearly inspired by the fresh repertoire, 11 songs written by W.C. Handy. Their nearly nine-minute version of "St. Louis Blues" (with witty vocals, roaring Young trombone, and a couple of long majestic trumpet solos) is arguably the greatest version of the oft-recorded song. Other highlights include "Loveless Love," "Beale Street Blues," and a romping version of "Ole Miss Blues." This CD also includes rehearsal versions of three songs, Louis Armstrong telling a joke, and a brief George Avakian interview with W.C. Handy. Essential music for all serious jazz collections. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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