Louis Armstrong and the All Stars 1954 Loveless Love

Louis Armstrong and the All Stars 1954 (July 12) A tribute to "the father of the Blues" William Christopher Handy (always refered to as: WC Handy i dont know if that is supposed to be funny) Born November 16 1873 died March 28, 1958 (aged 84) Composer, songwriter, musician (piano, cornet, trumpet, vocals), bandleader, author; active: 1893--1948. Great swinging jazz based in part on the classic "Careless Love". Possibly the first song to complain of modern synthetics "with milkless milk and silkless silk, we're growing used to soulless soul" Satchmo and Velma share the vocal stage. The band: Louis Armstrong Tp Voc; Barney Bigard Cl; Trummy Young Tb; Billy Kyle pn; Arvell Shaw Bs; Barrett Deems Dr; Velma Middleton Voc. Track 3 of 12 incl 1 bonus plus 3 tracks of rehearsals and 1 track of an interview with WC Handy. Submited by ULAJAZZ

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Music

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• Jazz
• New Orleans Jazz
• Trad Jazz
• Ragtime
• Blues
• Traditional Jazz
• Louis Armstrong
• Trummy Young
• Barney Bigard
• Billy Kyle
• Arvell Shaw
• Barrett Deems
• Loveless Love

[TheBiscocho2]

I just happened to find this CD at the Humane Society Thrift Store in Pagaosa Springs, CO, where I own a little ranch with my 3 brothers. I go to this store every time I am there and always find something I want. I was just looking at the CDs and this one caught my eye, because I knew W.C. Handy and Louis Armstrong....I bought it and what a great album!!!!!

[Teddyb1939]

The 1st L.P I bought, a magic sound, driving beat all the way through, I managed to pick up another later reissue, different covers but love them both!!