Louis Armstrong - His Greatest Years 1925-1928 FLAC

Louis Armstrong France Odeon Dixieland Swing Vocal 1972

Performer:

Louis Armstrong

Album:

His Greatest Years 1925-1928

Style:

Dixieland, Swing, Vocal

Released:

1972

Country:

France

Label:

Odeon

Catalog:

2C 152-05166-9

FLAC size:

2902 mb

MP3 size:

1551 mb

WMA size:

1992 mb

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Tracklist

1	Squeeze Me Written-By – Williams, Waller
2	I'm Gonna Gitcha Written-By – Hardin
3	Oriental Strut Written-By – St. Cyr
4	Potato Head Blues Written-By – Armstrong
5	No Papa No Written-By – Spivey
6	You're Next Written-By – Armstrong
7	Melancholy Blues Written-By – Schoebel, Bloom, Melrose
8	Big Fat Ma And Skinny Pa Written-By – Jones
9	Come Back Sweet Papa Written-By – Russell, Barbain
10	Muskrat Ramble Written-By – Ory
11	Sunset Cafe Stomp Written-By – Armstrong, Venable
12	You Made Me Love You Written-By – Armstrong, Venable
13	Lonesome Blues Written-By – Hardin
14	Alligator Crawl Written-By – Waller
15	Knee Drops Written-By – Hardin
16	Chicago Breakdown Written-By – Morton
17	Yes! I'm In The Barrel Written-By – Armstrong
18	A Monday Date Written-By – Hines
19	Georgia Grind Written-By – Blythe
20	Jazz Lips Written-By – Hardin
21	Struttin' With Some Barbecue Written-By – Armstrong
22	Heah Me Talkin' To Ya Written-By – Redman, Armstrong
23	No One Else But You Written-By – Redman
24	Cornet Chop Suey Written-By – Armstrong
25	Wild Man Blues Written-By – Morton, Armstrong
26	Weather Bird Written-By – Oliver
27	I'm Not Rough Written-By – Hardin
28	Beau Koo Jack Written-By – Hill, Armstrong
29	Don't Jive Me Written-By – Armstrong
30	Put 'Em Down Blues Written-By – Bennett
31	I Want A Big Butter And Egg Man Written-By – Armstrong, Venable
32	Tight Like This Written-By – Curl
33	The King Of The Zulus Written-By – Hardin
34	Savoy Blues Written-By – Ory
35	Twelfth Street Rag Written-By – Razaf, Bowman, Sumner
36	Fireworks Written-By – Williams
37	That's When I'll Come Back To You Written-By – Biggs
38	Ory's Creole Trombone Written-By – Ory
39	Hotter Than That Written-By – Hardin
40	Gut Bucket Blues Written-By – Armstrong
41	Willie The Weeper Written-By – Rymal, Bloom, Melrose
42	Who'sit Written-By – Jones
43	S.O.L. Blues Written-By – Armstrong
44	Gully Blues Written-By – Armstrong
45	Dropping Shucks Written-By – Hardin
46	Once In A While Written-By – Butler
47	St. James Infirmary Written-By – Primrose
48	Got No Blues Written-By – Hardin
49	Sugar Foot Strut Written-By – Pierce, Schwab, Myers
50	The Last Time Written-By – Ewing, Martin
51	Skid-Dat-De-Dat Written-By – Hardin
52	My Heart Written-By – Armstrong
53	Skip The Gutter Written-By – Williams
54	Irish Black Bottom Written-By – Armstrong, Venable
55	West End Blues Written-By – Williams, Oliver
56	Keyhole Blues Written-By – Wilson
57	Heebie Jeebies Written-By – Atkins, Rich-Jones
58	Save It Pretty Mama Written-By – Redman, Davis, Denniker
59	Basin Street Blues Written-By – Williams
60	Sweet Little Papa Written-By – Ory
61	Muggles Written-By – Hines, Armstrong
62	Two Deuces Written-By – Hardin
63	Don't Forget To Mess Around Written-By – Barbain
64	Weary Blues Written-By – Matthews

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
C 67/5	Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five, Hot Seven & Savoy Ballroom Five	Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five, Hot Seven & Savoy Ballroom Five - Satchmo 1926-1928 ‎(5xLP + Box, Comp)	Joker	C 67/5	Italy	1981
88697301272	Louis Armstrong	The Best Of Louis Armstrong - The Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings ‎(4xCD, Comp)	Columbia, Sony BMG Music Entertainment	88697301272	Europe	2008
SM421/4	Louis Armstrong	The Louis Armstrong Legend 1925-26 ‎(4xLP, Comp)	World Records	SM421/4	UK	1981
JSPLOUISBOX 100	Louis Armstrong	Hot Fives And Sevens ‎(4xCD, Comp)	JSP Records	JSPLOUISBOX 100	UK	Unknown
C4K 63527	Louis Armstrong	The Complete Hot Five & Hot Seven Recordings ‎(4xCD, Comp, Promo)	Columbia, Legacy	C4K 63527	US	2000

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Don Redman (tracks: H1 to H3, H6 to H8), Johnny Dodds (tracks: A4)
Banjo – Johnny St. Cyr (tracks: A1 to F5), Mancy Cara (tracks: F6 to H3, H5 to H8)
Clarinet – Jimmy Strong (tracks: F6 to H3, H5 to H8), Johnny Dodds (tracks: A1 to F5)
Cornet – Louis Armstrong
Drums – Warren "Baby" Dodds (tracks: D1, D2, D4 to D8, E1 to E4), Zutty Singleton (tracks: F6 to H3, H5 to H8)
Guitar – Lonnie Johnson (tracks: F2 to F5)
Photography By [Front] – Jacques Combet
Piano – Earl Hines (tracks: F6 to H8), Lilian Armstrong (Née Hardin) (tracks: A1 to F5)
Slide Whistle – Louis Armstrong (tracks: B6)
Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy Strong (tracks: G1 to H3, H5 to H8)
Trombone – Fred Robinson (tracks: F6 to H3, H5 to H8), Edward "Kid" Ory (tracks: A1 to C8, D5 to E5)
Trombone [Either Of] – Gerald Reeves (tracks: E1, E2), John Thomas (tracks: E1, E2)
Trombone [Probably] – John Thomas (tracks: D1, D2, D4 to D8)
Tuba – Pete Briggs (tracks: D1, D2, D4 to D8, E1 to E4)
Vocals – Earl Hines (tracks: G5, G8), Lil Armstrong (tracks: E4), Louis Armstrong (tracks: E1 to E5, F3, F4, F8, G2, G3, G5, G8, H1, H3, H7), Mancy Cara (tracks: G5, G8), May Alix (tracks: C5, C6)
Vocals [Refrain] – Lilian Armstrong (Née Hardin) (tracks: A5), Louis Armstrong (tracks: A6, B3 to B5, C1, C4, C5, C7, C8)

Notes

Comes in a foldout box with a 12" booklet.

Recording dated
A3: November 19, 1925.
A4: February 22, 1926.
A8: February 26, 1926.
B2: February 26, 1926.
B6: June 16, 1926.
B8: June 23, 1926.
C2: June 23, 1926.
C6: November 16, 1926.
C8: November 27, 1926.
D2: May 7 1927.
D3: May 9, 1927.
D5: May 10, 1927.
D8: May 11, 1927.
E1, E2: May 13, 1927.
E3, E4: May 14, 1927.
E5, E6: September 2, 1927.
E7: September 6, 1927.
E8, F1: December 9, 1927.
F2, F3: December 10, 1927.
F4, F5: December 13, 1927.
F6 to F8: June 27, 1928.
G1 to G3: June 28, 1928.
G4, G5: June 29, 1928.
G6: July 5, 1928.
G7, G8: December 4, 1928.
H1 to H4: December 5, 1928.
H5: December 7, 1928.
H6, H7: December 12, 1928.

All titles recorded in Chicago, Illinois.

Made in France by Pathe Marconi.

Barcodes

Rights Society: SACEM SDRM SACD SGDL
Matrix / Runout (Side A): M6 288716 05166 A 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side B): M6 288717 05166 B 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side C): M6 288714 05167 A 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side D): M6 288715 05167 B 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side E): M6 288718 05168 A 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side F): M6 288719 95168 B 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side G): M6 288720 05169 A 2I
Matrix / Runout (Side H): M6 288721 05169 B 2I

Companies

Made By – Pathé Marconi

Album

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