Credits:

Armstrong,Louis

Description:

Commemorating the 90th anniversary of the formation of the Hot Five. A major feature on Louis Armstrong, supervised by Masahisa Segawa! Louis Armstrong describes the process from his debut to becoming popular. What was his debut like, and what was his period of underachievement like? Includes his musical life that greatly influenced New York jazzmen.

Tracklisting:

1. Just Gone / King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band / 1923. 2. Chimes Blues / King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band / 1923. 3. Dipper Mouth Blues / King Oliver’s Jazz Band / 1923. 4. Riverside Blues / King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band / 1923. 5. Manda / Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra / 1924. 6. Copenhagen / Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra / 1924. 7. Sugar Foot Stomp / Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra / 1925. 8. TNT / Fletcher Henderson and his orchestra / 1925. 9. Mandy
Make Up Your Mind / Clarence Williams Blue Five / 1924. 10. Terrible Blues / Red Onion Jazz Babies / 1924. 11. Cake Walking Babies From Home / Red Onion Jazz Babies / 1924. 12. St.Louis Blues / Bassie Smith with Louis Armstrong / 1925. 13. Jack Of Diamond Blues / Sippie Wallace with Louis Armstrong / 1926. 14. How Do You Do
It That Way / Victoria Spivey with Orchestra / 1929. 15. Georgia Bo-Bo / Lill’s Hot Shots / 1926. 16. Drop That Sack / Lill’s Hot Shots / 1926. 17. Stomp Off
Let’s Go / Erskin Tate’ s Vendome Orchestra / 1926. 18. New Orleans Stomp / Johnny Dodds’ Black Bottom Stompers / 1927. 19. Wild Man Blues / Johnny Dodds’ Black Bottom Stompers / 1927. 20. Dipper Mouth Blues / Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra / 1936