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Louis Armstrong Jazz-Funk 1986 Italy

Performer: Louis Armstrong
Title: 1940 - 1947
Style: Jazz-Funk
Released: 1986
Country: Italy
MP3 album: 1130 mb
FLAC album: 1319 mb
Rating: 4.7
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Genre: Jazz

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A1	–Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven	Mahogany Hall Stomp Written-By – S. Williams*	2:55
A2	–Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven	Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans Written-By – Carleton, Dixon	3:08
A3	–Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven	Do You Know What It Means To Miss Orleans Written-By – De Lange, L. Alter	3:03
A4	–Leonard Feather's Esquire All-Americans	Long Long Journey Written-By – L. Feather*	4:19
A5	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Wonder Written-By – C. Gant, R. Leveen	2:57
A6	–Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven	I Want A Little Girl Written-By – Moll, Mencher	3:04
A7	–Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven	Blues For Yesterday Written-By – Carr*	2:35
A8	–Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven	Blues In The South Written By – JohnstoneWritten-By – Carr*	3:03
B1	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	2:19 Blues Written-By – Marnie Deadume*	2:49
B2	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Down In Honky - Tonk Town Written-By – C. McCarron, C. Smith	3:03
B3	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Sugar Written-By – Alexander, Pinkard, Mitchell*	3:26
B4	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Coal Cart Blues Written-By – L. Hardin, L. Armstrong	2:54
B5	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You Rascal You Written-By – S. Theard*	2:56
B6	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Cut Off My Legs And Call Me "Shorty" Written-By – H. Raye*	2:29
B7	–Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven	A Song Was Born Written-By – Don Raye, Gene da Paul*	4:13
B8	–Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven	St. Louis Blues Written-By – W. C. Handy	3:23

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Credits

Alto Saxophone – Carl Frye (tracks: B5), Charlie Holmes (tracks: B6), Johnny Hodges (tracks: A4), Jules Rubin (tracks: A5), Rupert Cole (tracks: B5, B6), Sid Stoneburn (tracks: A5)
Baritone Saxophone – Bingie Madison (tracks: B6)
Bass – Bob Haggart (tracks: A5), Chubby Jackson (tracks: A4), Harry Babasin (tracks: B7), Hayes Alvis (tracks: B5), Paul Ricci (tracks: A5), George "Pops" Foster* (tracks: B6), George "Red" Callender* (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A5 to A8, B3), Wellman Braud (tracks: B1, B2, B4)
Clarinet – Arthur Rollini, Barney Bigard (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A5 to A8, B3), Benny Goodman (tracks: B7), William Stegmeyer* (tracks: A5), Bingie Madison (tracks: B6), Bob Haggart (tracks: B8), Jimmy Hamilton (tracks: A4), Joseph Garland* (tracks: B5), Jules Rubin (tracks: A5), Peanuts Hucko (tracks: B8), Prince Robinson (tracks: B5), Rupert Cole (tracks: B5, B6), Sidney Stoneburn* (tracks: A5), Sidney Bechet (tracks: B1, B2, B4)
Cover, Design – M. Cereseto
Drums – John Blowers* (tracks: A5), Louis Bellson (tracks: B7), Minor Hall (tracks: A1, A2, A3), Sidney Catlett (tracks: B5, B6, B8), Sonny Greer (tracks: A4), Zutty Singleton (tracks: A5 to B4)
Electric Guitar – Lawrence Lucie (tracks: B5)
Guitar – Al Hendrickson (tracks: B7), Allan Reuss (tracks: A5 to A8, B3), Bernard Addison (tracks: B1, B2, B4), Bud Scott (tracks: A1, A2, A3), Carl Kress (tracks: A5), Lee Blair (tracks: B6), Remo Palmieri (tracks: A4)
Piano – Billy Strayhorn (tracks: A4), Charlie Beal (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A5 to A8, B3), David Bowman* (tracks: A5), Dick Cary (tracks: B8), Duke Ellington (tracks: A4), Luis Russell (tracks: B1, B2, B4, B5, B6), Mel Powell (tracks: B7)
Producer – Walter Gürtler
Soprano Saxophone – Sidney Bechet (tracks: B1, B2, B4)
Supervised By, Liner Notes – Vanni Moretto*
Tenor Saxophone – Arthur Rollini (tracks: A5), William Steigmeyer* (tracks: A5), Bingie Addison (tracks: B6), Charlie Barnet (tracks: B7), Don Byas (tracks: A4), Joseph Garland* (tracks: B5, B6), Prince Robinson (tracks: B5)
Trombone – Claude Jones (tracks: B1, B2, B4), George Washington (tracks: B5, B6), Henderson Chambers (tracks: B5), Jay C. Higginbotham* (tracks: B6), Jack Teagarden (tracks: B8), Kid Ory (tracks: A1, A2, A3), Norman Greene (tracks: B5), Tommy Dorsey (tracks: B7), Vic Dickenson (tracks: A5 to A8, B3), Wilbur De Paris (tracks: B6)
Trumpet – Bernard Flood (tracks: B6), Billy Butterfield (tracks: A5), Bobby Hackett (tracks: B8), Charlie Shavers (tracks: A4), Frank Galbraith (tracks: B5), Eugene Prince* (tracks: B5), Henry "Red" Allen (tracks: B6), Louis Armstrong (tracks: A1 to B8), Shelton "Scad" Hemphill* (tracks: B5, B6)
Vibraphone – Lionel Hampton (tracks: B7)
Vocals – Louis Armstrong (tracks: A1 to B7)

Notes

A1 Los Angeles, October 17, 1946
A2 Los Angeles, October 17, 1946
A3 Los Angeles, October 17, 1946
A4 New York City, January 10, 1946
A5 New York, January 14, 1945
A6 Los Angeles, September or October 6, 1946
A7 Los Angeles, September or October 6, 1946
A8 Los Angeles, September or October 6, 1946

B1 New York, May 27, 1940
B2 New York, May 27, 1940
B3 Los Angeles, September or October 6, 1946
B4 New York, May 27, 1940
B5 Chicago, November 16, 1941
B6 New York, May 1, 1940
B7 Hollywood, August 1947
B8 New York City, Town Hall Concert, May 17, 1947