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Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra
Laughin' Louie

Compil. 1989 on Bluebird label
Jazz (Big Band, Swing)

Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra (1932-1933) Digitally remastered A1, A2: Camden, N.J.; December 1932 That's My Home - master number BS-74820-1 / first issued on Victor 24200 Hobo, You Can't Tide This Train - mtx. no. BS-74821-1 / first issued on RCA Special Products LP DMM4 0456 A3, A4: Camden; December 21, 1932 Medley Of Armstrong Hits (Part II) - When You're Smiling; St. James Infirmary; Dinah - CD-74877-3 / Vic 36084 Medley Of Armstrong Hits (Part I) - I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You; When It's Sleepy Time Down South; Nobody's Sweetheart - CS-74878-2 / Vic 36084 A5 to B2: (Bill Oldham probably also plays trombone in ensembles on some selections.) Chicago; January 26 (A5 to A7), 27 (B1), and 28 (B2), 1933. I've Got The World On A String - BS-74891-1 / Vic 24245 I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues - BS-75892-1 / Vic 24233 High Society - BS-75895-1 / Vic 24232 Basin Street Blues - BS-75103-1 / Vic 24351 Mahogany Hall Stomp - BS-75106-1 / Vic 24232 B3, B4: Chicago; April 24, 1933. Laughin' Louie - BS-75422-1 / Vic 24363 Dusky Stevedore - BS-75424-1 / Vic 24320 B5 to B8: Chicago; April 26, 1933. There's A Cabin In The Pines - BS-75476-1 / Vic 24335 Sweet Sue, Just You - BS-75478-1 / Vic 24321 Don't Play Me Cheap - BS-75481-1 / Vic 24425 St. Louis Blues - BS-75481-1 / Vic 24320 Producer's discographical notes: Annotator Joe Muranyi credits band members Scoville Browne and Harry Dial for providing him with the more unusual data above, regarding the April drumming changes and Bill Oldham's use of tuba and trombone. This may well have been Big Sid Carlett's first recording session; undoubtedly it was the first of his very many appearances with Armstrong. Dial's presence on the final session seems further verified by the fact he and Zilner Randolph are listed as composers of "Don't Play Me Cheap." A1: APRS (BMI) A2: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. A3a: Mills Music A3b: Mills Music A3c: E.H. Morris & Co. / Mills Music A4a: Mills Music A4b: Mills Music / Leon Rene Publ. / Otis Rene Publ. A4c: Mills Music / E.H. Morris & Co. / Gus Kahn Music A5: Ted Koehler Music A6: Warner Bros. Music A7: MCA Inc. B1: E.H. Morris & Co. B2: E.H. Morris & Co. B3: Mills Music B4: Razaf Music / Record Music Publ. Co. B5: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. B6: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. B7: publisher unknown B8: Handy Bros. Music All selections, except as noted: ASCAP Tmk(s) ® registered · Marca(s) registrada(s) RCA Corporation. BMG logo and Bluebird logo ® BMG Music © 1989 BMG Music ℗ 1989 BMG Music Distributed in the UK by BMG Records Distribé en Europe par BMG Ariola Vertrieb in Europe dutch BMG Ariola A Bertelmann Music Group company RCA is a registered trademark of RCA Corporation. Printed in Germany by TOPAC Imprimé en Allemagne par TOPAC Manufactured and distributed by RCA/Ariola International Stereo 33 ⅓ RPM Packaging: Picture sleeve.

Musicians

	Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra , US performer, selections by, soloist, trumpet, trumpet, trumpet, vocals, album by
	Edgar Sampson ts, 1907-1973 US violin, alto saxophone, alto sax
	Arthur Davey sax, alto saxophone, alto saxes
	Louis Jordan voc, as, 1908-1975 US alto saxophone, alto saxes
	Mike McKendrick g, bj, US banjo, guitar
	Unknown Artist banjo, guitar, trumpet, trombone
	Bill Oldham tu, bass, tuba
	Pete Clark as, bs, cl, US clarinet, alto saxophone, alto sax
	George Oldham sax, clarinet, alto saxophone, alto saxes
	Scoville Brown cl, ts, clarinet, alto saxophone, alto saxes
	Budd Johnson ts, 1910-1984 US clarinet, tenor saxophone, tenor sax, vocals
	Benny Hill dr, drums
	Chick Webb dr, 1905-1939 US drums
	Harry Dial dr, voc, 1907-1987 US drums, written by
	Sidney Catlett dr, 1910-1951 US drums
	Yank Porter dr, 1895-1944 US drums
	John Trueheart g, 1900-1949 US guitar
	Charlie Beal p, 1908-1991 US piano
	Don Kirkpatrick p, US piano
	Teddy Wilson p, 1912-1986 US piano
	Wesley Robinson p, piano
	Elmer Williams ts, 1905-1962 US tenor saxophone, tenor sax
	Ellsworth Blake tenor saxophone, tenor saxes
	Charlie Green tb, 1900-1936 US trombone
	Keg Johnson tb, 1908-1967 US trombone
	Billy Hicks tr, US trumpet
	Charlie Gaines tr, *1900 DE trumpet
	Elmer Whitlock tr, trumpet
	Louis Bacon tr, 1904-1967 US trumpet
	Louis Hunt tr, trumpet
	Zilner Randolph tr, 1899-1994 US trumpet, written by
	Ed Hayes b, tuba
	Elmer James b, 1910-1954 US tuba, bass
	Mezz Mezzrow cl, 1899-1972 US bells
	Carl Russell , arranged by, arr.
	Louis Armstrong tr, voc, 1901-1971 US voice, spoken introduction

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