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All Stars (Musical group : Louis Armstrong)
1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
Some day (you'll be sorry) (3:13) -- Fifty-fifty blues (2:57) -- A song was born (3:18) -- Please stop playing those blues (3:15) -- Before long (2:49) -- Lovely weather we're having (3:16) -- Maybe it's because (3:10) -- I'll keep the lovelight burning (in my heart) (2:56) -- La vie en rose (3:23) -- C'est si bon (3:02) -- That lucky old sun (3:04) -- Blueberry hill (2:52) -- A kiss to build a dream on (3:01) -- I get ideas (Adios muchachos) (3:24) -- Cold, cold heart (3:08) -- Because of you (3:11) -- I laughed at love (2:54) -- Takes two to tango (2:51) -- Your cheatin' heart (2:41) -- Congratulations to someone (2:43).
Program notes in German and English (7 pages : ports.) inserted in container.
Jazz; Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra (Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals; Bobby Hackett, cornet; Jack Teagarden, trombone, vocals; Peanuts Hucko, clarinet, tenor saxophone; Ernie Caceres, clarinet, baritone saxophone; Johnny Guarnieri, celeste; Al Casey, guitar; Al Hall, bass; Cozy Cole, drums) ; Louis Armstrong and his All-Stars (Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals; Jack Teagarden, trombone, vocals; Barney Bigard, clarinet; Dick Cary, piano; Arvell Shaw, bass; Sidney Catlett, drums) ; Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra (Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals; Buck Clayton and Ivor Lloyd, trumpet; Henderson Chambers, trombone; George Dorsey, Artie Baker, Charlie Holmes, George Dorsey, Hymie Schertzer, Dick Jacobs, alto saxophone; Budd Johnson, Freddie Williams, Harald Clark, Dave McRae, Babe Fresk, Melvin Tax, tenor saxophone; Bill Holcombe, baritone saxophone; Horace Henderson, Don Abney or Billy Kyle, piano; Everett Barksdale, guitar; Joe Benjamin or Frank Goodlette, bass; Wallace Bishop, Jack "The Bear" Parker or Bobby Donaldson, drums) ; Louis Armstrong with Gordon Jenkins Orchestra & Chorus.
Recorded June 10, 1947-Feb. 23, 1953 (the Oct. 16, 1947 session was recorded in Chicago).