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| 1. | You Don't Learn That In School
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| 2. | Back O'town Blues
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| 3. | Linger In My Arms A Little Longer Baby
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| 4. | Whatta Ya Gonna Do?
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| 5. | I Want A Little Girl
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| 6. | Blues For Yesterday
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| 7. | Sugar
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| 8. | Blues In The South
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| 9. | Before Long
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| 10. | Please Stop Playing Those Blues Boys
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| 11. | Lovely Weather We're Having
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| 12. | Long Long Journey
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| 13. | Snafu
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| 14. | When The Saints Go Marching In
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| 15. | 2 19 Blues
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| 16. | Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?
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| 17. | Dippermouth Blues
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| 18. | Basin Street Blues
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| 19. | High Society
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| 20. | I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You
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| 21. | The Three Little Bears *
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Jazz / Dixieland, Swing, Early Jazz, New Orleans Jazz, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Trumpet Jazz
Adam Martin Trombone
Al Cobb Trombone
Albert Nicholas Clarinet
Allan Reuss Guitar
Alton Moore Trombone
Amos Gordon Alto (Vocals)
Art Hodes Piano
Arthur Dennis Alto (Vocals)
Arvell Shaw Bass
Baby Dodds Drums
Barney Bigard Clarinet
Big Chief Russell Moore Trombone
Big Sid Catlett Drums
Billy Strayhorn Piano
Butch Ballard Drums
Charlie Beal Piano
Charlie Shavers Trumpet
Chubby Jackson Bass
Cutty Cutshall Trombone
Danny Barker Guitar
Dick Cary Piano
Don Byas Sax (Tenor)
Don Hill Alto
Duke Ellington Guitar
Earl Mason Piano
Earnest Thompson Baritone (Vocal)
Ed Mullens Trumpet
Elmer Warner Guitar, Piano
Georg Brunis Trombone
George Wettling Drums
Jack Lesberg Bass
Jack Teagarden Vocals, Trombone
James Whitney Trombone
Jimmy Hamilton Clarinet
Joe Bushkin Piano
Joe Garland Sax (Tenor)
Joe Harris Drums
John Sparrow Tenor (Vocal), Baritone
Johnny Hodges Alto
Louis Armstrong Vocals, Trumpet
Lucky Thompson Tenor (Vocal)
Ludwig Jordan Trumpet
Neal Hefti Trumpet
Norman Powe Trombone
Pat Hawes Liner Notes
Pops Foster Bass
Red Callender Bass
Robert Butler Trumpet
Vic Dickenson Trombone
Waddey Williams Trombone
Wild Bill Davison Cornet
William Scott Trumpet
Zutty Singleton Drums
A unique collection of re-mastered classics from the legendary Louis Armstrong featuring a unique Bonus track Three Little Bears which finds Louis narrating the classic children's story!
A selection of '40s recordings catching Pops in a variety of settings. The opening four tracks come from Armstrong's final session with his big band for Victor, followed by a 1946 Esquire magazine all-star poll winner's date. Seven of the following tracks emanate from radio broadcasts with the closer "Three Little Bears" coming from an Eddie Condon television broadcast. A nice set of oddball Satchmo in the '40s, blowing and singing his heart out no matter what the surroundings. ~ Cub Koda, All Music Guide |
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