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Great music, EmisorasUIS, thanks.

Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five, February 26, 1926, Chicago, Illinois.

Armstrong, Louis (Cornet, Vocal)

Ory, Kid (Trombone)

Dodds, Johnny (Clarinet, Alto Saxophone)

Armstrong, Lil Hardin (Piano, Vocal)

St. Cyr, Johnny (Banjo)

This is an early example of...

Hi, Edmundus! Great choice again!

January 14, 1925, New York.

Smith, Bessie (Vocal)

Armstrong, Louis (Cornet)

Longshaw, Fred (Piano)

Louis did several sessions for female blues singers at this time in his career, he was the hot-shot, in demand.

Thanks, Your Majesty King Oliver45!! Great singing and playing from the Maestro!

Thanks also for the photos.

@Atticus70

Super guitar solo from Lonnie Johnson. The Hot Five plus One.

@tdbsnr

Yes, I can see only four guitar strings. Brilliant player, dazzling technique, she makes it look so easy.

Thanks for this, nicoley. Two old pals making it look easy.

@edgrosso

Amazing story! Lucky you!

Is this the line-up of The All Stars that you saw?...

Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)

Middleton, Velma (Vocal)

Young, Trummy (Trombone)

Bigard, Barney (Clarinet)

Kyle, Billy (Piano)

Shaw, Arvell (Bass)

Deems, Barrett (Drums)

Excellent! Thanks.

Richard 'Rabbit' Brown was born in 1880, lived in New Orleans in Jane Alley (or Jane's Alley, or James Alley, depending on the local pronunciation), in a district known as The Battlefield, the same place where Louis Armstrong was born 21 years later.

Thankyou! Delightful. Good guitar, good voice, et trés bon sifflement aussi.

RTB Telecast (TV) March, 1959, Ancienne Belgique, Antwerp, Belgium

Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet,)

Young, Trummy (Tromb)

Hucko, Peanuts (Clnt)

Kyle, Billy (Pno)

Herbert, Mort (Bss)

Barcelona, Danny (Drm)

....from the "michaelminn armstrong" discography:

"This concert has been released on DVD b...

Great music again, cdbpdx, thanks!! Everybody join in singing!

Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra, November 22, 1935, New York, recorded by Decca.

Louis wrote this tune with a fellow-trumpeter, Zilner Randolph.

(I hope Old Man Mose got a decent burial.)

Thanks, johnnyhurst...

"I've Got A Heart Full Of Rhythm", Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra...

Recorded for Decca, July 7, 1937, New York City, New York...

The tune was written by Louis Armstrong and Horace Gerlach.

Powerful and intense music, darryn. Thanks.

@AElyan76

By the way, AElyan, you got a comment from 'philperson' below. Phil Person is a famous trumpet player, and he is Assistant Professor of music at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, also he is a bandleader of jazz groups, and is an expert on Louis Armstrong. Top man to communic...

Thankyou for this...

Bessie Smith (vocal), Louis Armstrong (cornet), Fred Longshaw (piano, also the co-composer of this tune with Jack Gee who was Bessie's husband at the time)...

A Columbia recording, January 14, 1925, New York.

Ricky Riccardi writes about this session on his excellent "dipperm...

Nice entertaining street band. Is the dancing lady part of the band?

Thanks for this...

Louis and trombonist Jack Teagarden with The All Stars, recorded sometime between 1947 and 1952 (when Jack left the band)...

Can anyone help with the exact date, please? There were several 'live' recordings by these two of this Hoagy Carmichael tune...

"Louis Armstrong" on fa...

Thanks, cdbpdx, great clarinet from Johnny Dodds, excellent vocal from the 25 yr-old Maestro....

Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five, June 23, 1926, Chicago, Illinois, OKeh records...

Armstrong, Louis (Cornet, Vocal)

Ory, Kid (Trombone)

Dodds, Johnny (Clarinet)

Armstrong, Lil Hardin (Piano)

St. ...

Wonderful cornet playing by Louis! I love the 'growl' at about 2:14 as he leads the band to the finale...

There's a Facebook page/profile for "Louis Armstrong" which is very lively, with photos, videos & audios from fans round the world.

@ccorrao Hi. You may want to check out the Facebook entries for Ricky Riccardi (he does the dippermouth blog), plus the one for 'Louis Armstrong' (Ricky crops up here, too, with comments), both are very very good.

Also, where did you get the transcription for the solo on Drop That Sack? Did you ...

Thanks for this, 1970drummerboy! Excellent music.

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Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong

August 16, 1956, New York, NY

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Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)

Fitzgerald, Ella (Vocal)

Peterson, Oscar (Piano)

Ellis, Herb (Guitar)

Brown, Ray (Bass)

Rich, Buddy (Drums)

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Louis and Ella wi...

Thnks for this.

The Pearl Bailey Show (ABC) (TV) January 23, 1971,

Medley: When The Blue of the Night, Moon River, Mack the Knife, Hello, Dolly, Bill Bailey

Pearl Bailey, (Host, Vocal)

Bing Crosby, (Vocal)

Andy Williams, (Vocal)

Louis Armstrong, (Vocal)

...

For more about Louis, visit 'Satchmo ...

Thanks for this, I'd not heard it before.

Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra

August 25, 1952, New York

Takes Two To Tango [Decca]

Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)

Oliver, Sy (Conductor, Arranger)

Schertzer, Hymie (Alto Saxophone)

Jacobs, Dick (Alto Saxophone)

Fresk, Babe (Tenor Sa...

@stefanakisguitar

Hello, stefanakisguitar! I checked the Wikipedia entry for Joe Turner. He was a bad man, no doubt about it.

I agree with you, Big Joe Turner was a brilliant blues shouter. But this song is about the bad Joe Turner, a white gangster, in about 1890. He was also called 'Joe Turney...

Super music! Jack T is brilliant. Thanks.

Thanks, Darryn. Very good sound quality, it's a lovely song, lovely singing, and it reveals Bob's delicate guitar work.

Thanks, darrynray! Great music! Pops is Tops!

Muskrat Ramble (Edward 'Kid' Ory, Roy Gilbert) OKeh 8300

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Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five, February 26, 1926, Chicago, Illinois

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Louis Armstrong, (Cornet)

Kid Ory, (Trombone)

Johnny Dodds, (Clarinet)

Lil Hardin-Armstrong, (Piano)

John...

Thanks, cdbpdx, great music! Pops is Tops!,

Muskrat Ramble (Edward Kid Ory, Roy Gilbert) OKeh 8300

Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five, February 26, 1926, Chicago, Illinois

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Louis Armstrong, (Cornet)

Kid Ory, (Trombone)

Johnny Dodds, (Clarinet)

Lil Hardin-Armstrong, (Piano)

Johnny St. Cyr,...

Oh, this is a good band!

Another good old good one played by a great band! They all deserve praise, not just the obvious star of the show! (She's a genius.)

Thanks, folktogether, I enjoyed your singing and playing. Nice sounding guitar, too, you 'swung' it very well.