Album
The Louis Armstrong Story, Volume II
Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven
1951 · Jazz
5 collectors on Gatefold own this
The Louis Armstrong Story, Volume II is a Jazz album by Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven, originally released in 1951. On Gatefold: 27 pressings tracked, owned by 5 collectors.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Potato Head Blues
- A2Wild Man Blues
- A3S.O.L. Blues
- A4Gully Low Blues
- A5Melancholy Blues
- A6Weary Blues
Side B
- B1Twelfth Street Rag
- B2Willie The Weeper
- B3Keyhole Blues
- B4That's When I'll Come Back To You
- B5Alligator Crawl
- B6Chicago Breakdown
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Big Band & Swing
- raw
- triumphant
- smoky
Compilation of tracks originally released as shellac singles:
- Potato Head Blues (OKeh 8503 (opens in a new tab))
- Wild Man Blues (OKeh 8474 (opens in a new tab))
- S.O.L. Blues (Columbia 35661)
- Gully Low Blues (OKeh 8474 (opens in a new tab))
- Melancholy Blues (OKeh 8496 (opens in a new tab))
- Weary Blues (OKeh 8519 (opens in a new tab))
- Twelfth Street Rag (Columbia 35663)
- Willie The Weeper (OKeh 8482 (opens in a new tab))
- Keyhole Blues (OKeh 8496 (opens in a new tab))
- That's When I'll Come Back To You (OKeh 8519 (opens in a new tab))
- Alligator Crawl (OKeh 8482 (opens in a new tab))
- Chicago Breakdown (Columbia 36376)
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Louis ArmstrongCORNET, VOCALS VOCALS
- Pete BriggsTUBA
- Albert WashingtonTENOR SAXOPHONE
- Baby DoddsDRUMS
- Boyd AtkinsSOPRANO SAXOPHONE
- Earl HinesFEATURING PIANO
- Honore DutreyTROMBONE
- Joe WalkerBARITONE SAXOPHONE, ALTO SAXOPHONE
- John ThomasTROMBONE
- Johnny DoddsCLARINET
- Johnny St. CyrBANJO
- Kid OryTROMBONE
- Lil Hardin-ArmstrongPIANO VOCALS
- Rip BassetBANJO BANJO, GUITAR
- Stump EvansALTO SAXOPHONE, BARITONE SAXOPHONE
- Tubby HallDRUMS
5 collectors on Gatefold own this · 27 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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