Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five And Hot Seven - Early Jazz Moments Vol. II album flac

The Louis Armstrong Hot Five and Hot Seven Sessions were recorded between 1925 and 1928 by Louis Armstrong with his Hot Five and Hot Seven groups. According to the National Recording Registry, "Louis Armstrong was jazz's first great soloist and is among American music's most important and influential figures. These sessions, his solos in particular, set a standard musicians still strive to equal in their beauty and innovation.

Opening this second volume of vintage Armstrong, the Hot Five's last three records of 1926 are peppered with hot vocals intended to entertain and amuse. May Alix shouts the lyrics to "Sunset Cafe Stomp" and Armstrong puts across an interesting tune referencing two downtrodden ethnic groups, Irish and Afro-American. You Made Me Love You" is not the venerable vaudeville number recorded by Al Jolson in 1913, but a punchy Armstrong original similar to the quaint syncopated love songs he had cooked up with Lil Hardin when they were still working for King Oliver

The second volume of Legacy's brilliant collection of Louis Armstrong's complete Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings reveals the transition from quintet to septet. The first four tunes have May Alix added on vocals, and then Harry Clark replaces Kid Ory, who briefly went off to start his own band. In May of 1927, however, John Thomas takes over the trombone chair, Baby Dodds joins on drums, and Pete Briggs on tuba to round out the septet  . feat: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven – Jazz Lips. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five – Sweet Little Papa. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five – Cornet Chop Suey. Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five – The Last Time. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five – You Made Me Love You. 3:08. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five – Jazz Lips. Louis Armstrong – Basin Street Blues.

Cornet, Vocals – Louis Armstrong. Drums – Baby Dodds (tracks: B1 to B4). Guitar – Lonnie Johnson (2) (tracks: A1 to A4).

Album · 2003 · 22 Songs. Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five. 3. You Made Me Love You. 4. Irish Black Bottom. 5. Willie the Weeper. Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven. 7. Chicago Breakdown. Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven & Carroll Dickerson Orchestra. 9. Potato Head Blues.

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The second volume of Legacy's brilliant collection of Louis Armstrong's complete Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings reveals the transition from quintet to septet. In May of 1927, however, John Thomas takes over the trombone chair, Baby Dodds joins on drums, and Pete Briggs on tuba to round out the septet