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CD 1. Mahogany Hall stomp (3:53) ; Black and blue (4:12) ; Royal Garden blues (5:01) That's my desire (4:48) ; "C" jam blues (3:30) ; Stars fell on Alabama (5:18) ; I cried for you (4:36) ; On the sunny side of the street 6:43) ; Tea for two (4:42) ; Baby, won't you please come home (2:47) ; Muskrat ramble (6:12) ; Lover (2:21) ; Body and soul (5:29) ; Steak face (7:09) ; High society (3:30) ; Boff boff (:39) -- CD 2. Yes, I'm in the barrel (2:44) ; Come back, sweet papa (2:36) ; Cornet shop suey (3:07) ; Skid-dat-de-dat (3:14) ; Wild man blues (3:16) ; Willie the weeper (3:13) ; Alligator crawl (3:02) ; Potato head blues (3:02) ; Keyhole blues (3:35) ; Melancholy blues (3:04) ; Weary blues (3:06) ; Twelfth Street rag (3:08) ; S.O.L. blues (2:57) ; Gully low blues (3:23) ; Put 'em down blues (3:10) ; Struttin' with some barbecue (3:00) ; Hotter than that (2:58) ; A Monday date (3:10) ; West End blues (3:17) ; Basin Street blues (3:14).
Issued as part of the boxed set The cradle of jazz (issue number 203000-336).
Biographical notes in English inserted in container.
Louis Armstrong, trumpet, cornet, vocals ; with, variously: Jack Teagarden, trombone, vocals ; Kid Ory, John Thomas, Fred Robinson, trombone ; Barney Bigard, Johnny Dodds, Jimmy Strong, clarinet ; Pete Briggs, tuba ; Dick Cary, Lil Armstrong, Earl Hines, piano ; Arvell Shaw, string bass ; Johnny St. Cyr, Mancy Cara, banjo ; Lonnie Johnson, guitar ; Sidney Catlett, Baby Dodds, Zutty Singleton, drums ; Velma Middleton, vocals.
Recorded in Chicago, 1925-1928; and in Boston, Nov. 30, 1947; digitally remastered.