Trouble In Mind (1926)
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Uploaded by Ponpelino on Dec 5, 2009
Written by Richard M. Jones. This is the first recording (1926) with vocalist Bertha 'Chippie' Hill and Louis Armstrong on cornet.
Such a shame it wasn't on youtube yet.
Credits go to Richard M. Jones, Louis Armstrong, Bertha 'Chippie' Hill and the owner of the copyrights of this song.
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Another fine exsample of why I LOVE OKeh records so much!!!
roybo1930 2 months ago
Definitely one of the greatest!
but this is not the first recording of the song - apparently first recorded in 1924 by singer Thelma La Vizzo with the song's composer Richard M. Jones playing the piano
elimarcus 7 months ago
Thank you. I had this on a compilation blues CD put together in the 90s (long lost). Great to find it again. Can't believe the beauty and power of her voice mesmerising us from over 80 years ago.
NamronSeven 7 months ago
@jpstenino I second that.
timberbeast420 7 months ago
I recognized Louis already by his first two notes. Nevertheless, due to the recording devices, his sound musted have been pretty less dry than whe know it from the records. I guess, if there would be a chance to hear the original sound he had in those days, I would not recognize him. I discussed that some time agoe with Edward Tarr, and he came to the same conclusion when considering the somewhat renaissance-shaped bells of the instuments Armstong and some others played in these days.
Alberad08 1 year ago
hehe... I tried to practise this piece with my friends for our a-level-exams graduation. But the singer didn't want to keep singing. ;)
Gitarre888 1 year ago
Wow!
leonardoboy2 1 year ago
Ponpelino Thank you for this exquisite musical and historical document.
jpstenino 1 year ago