Louis Armstrong - Avalon
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Uploaded by arianCF10I on Aug 3, 2011
Louis Armstrong & his band playing "Avalon". Recorded 1960. Enjoy!
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The full band line-up of Louis and The Dukes:
Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)
Assunto, Frank (Trumpet)
Assunto, Fred (Trombone, Vocal)
Fuller, Jerry (Clarinet)
Mendelsohn, Stanley (Piano)
Assunto, Jac (Banjo)
Matteson, Rich (Bass, Helicon)
Mahoney, Owen (Drums)
The online "michaelminn armstrong" discography states: 'The original album was released on Audio Fidelity as "Louie and the Dukes" (one of the few times you'll see Armstrong referred to on LP as "Louie").'
fillra01 6 months ago
Yes, arianCF101, I did enjoy!! Thanks.
Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland
May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City.
Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)
Assunto, Frank (Trumpet)
"Lucille" was Louis's wife, presumbly she was watching the session.
Majestic playing from Louis! Wow!
The 30 second bass-brass solo at 2:50 is played by Rich Matteson on a helicon, a brass musical instrument in the tuba family. The sousaphone is a specialized version of helicon.
"dippermouth blog" is good
fillra01 6 months ago