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1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
When the saints go marching in (2:41) -- On the sentimental side (2:23) -- It's wonderful (2:35) -- Something tells me (2:30) -- Love walked in (2:29) -- Naturally (2:46) -- I've got a pocketful of dreams (2:53) -- I can't give you anything but love (2:54) -- Ain't misbehavin' (2:55) -- Jeepers creepers (2:38) -- What is that thing called swing? (3:05) -- Rockin' chair (3:15) -- Lazybones (3:14) -- Hear me talkin' to ya (3:04) -- Save it, pretty mama (2:57) -- West End blues (3:09) -- Savoy blues (3:12) -- Confessin' (3:13) -- Our Monday date (2:27) -- If it's good (then I want it) (2:36).
Program notes in German and English (7 pages : ports.) inserted in container.
Jazz; Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra (Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals; Shelton Hemphill, Bob Cusumano, Johnny McGee, Otis Johnson, Henry Allen, Bernhard Floot, trumpet; J.C. Higginbotham, Al Philburn, Wilbur de Paris, George Washington, trombone; Sid Stoneburn, clarinet; Rupert Cole or Charlie Holmes, clarinet, alto saxophone; Bingie Madison, clarinet, tenor saxophone; Albert Nicholas or Joe Garland, tenor saxophone; Luis Russell or Nat Jaffe, piano; Lee Blair or Dave Barbour, guitar; Red Callender, Haig Stephans or Pops Foster, string bass; Paul Barbarin, Sam Weiss or Sidney Catlett, drums) ; Louis Armstrong with the Casa Loma Orchestra (Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals; Frank Zullo, Grady Watts, Sonny Dunham, trumpet; Murray McEarchern, trombone, alto saxophone; Russell Rauch, trombone; Pee Wee Hunt, trombone, vocals; Art Ralston, Clarence Hutchinrider, alto saxophone; Pat Davis, Dan d'Andrea, tenor saxophone; Kenny Sargent, baritone saxophone; Howard Hall, piano; Jack Blanchette, guitar; Stan Dennis, string bass; Tony Briglia, drums).
Recorded in New York, May 13, 1938-Apr. 25, 1939.