Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven - Potato Head Blues
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Uploaded by ptm51 on Apr 7, 2010
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven - Potato Head Blues.
Label:Parlophone.
Nr.:R.2185. (80855).
Rec.: May 10 , 1927.
Louis Armstrong(cornet).
John Thomas(trombone).
Johnny Dodds(clarinet).
Lil Hardin Armstrong(piano).
Pete Briggs(tuba).
Baby Dodds(drums).
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Dat record player
3 months ago 2
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John Thomas? That's a new one. Kid Ory, surely?
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One of the all time great records along with West End Blues etc. recorded by Louis in the twenties. Magical!
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More than awesome. Incredible!! alkuhn1
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simply awesome
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Sure takes one back in time!
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like this blues sound ptm51!!
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Yes, it's just always so great to play rare, irreplaceable, collectible records on an acoustic machine with a two-ton tone arm and a steel needle rather than on a modern gramophone tracing the grooves at a mere 2-3 grams.
That and the pitch is slightly off and the record is slipping slightly on the turntable.
A truly wonderful and wondrous presentation!!!
SatchmoSings 3 months ago
@SatchmoSings
Completely true!
Thanks for Your comment.
prm51
ptm51 3 months ago