Gene Anderson, "Louis Armstrong's Hot Five and Hot Seven: A Turning Point in Jazz History"

University of Richmond music professor Gene Anderson presents at the Arts & Sciences Lunchtime Forum and performs live on the clarinet along with fellow University of Richmond faculty members Russell Wilson, on keyboard, Kevin Harding, on banjo and guitar, Brian Jones, on drums, Ronald Baedke, on trombone, and Mike Davison, on trumpet. The group is joined by Ben Anderson (William & Mary grad student), on tuba, and University of Richmond student Matt Jordan, '11, on trumpet.

The group plays six Louis Armstrong songs: "Chimes Blues," "Cornet Chop Suey," Potato Head Blues," "Hotter Than That," "West End Blues," and finish with "When the Saints Go Marching In."

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[drazzouk]

Great!!!!

[TAofMoridura]

I thought I might have got an acknowledgement of my book by now. Was it received?

Peter Curran

[TAofMoridura]

See "The Ancient Order of Moridura" and moridura.blogspot for an unusual appearance of Louis.

Thanks for this great post from Edinburgh Scotland

Peter Curran