Research Catalog

Title

The best of Dixieland [sound recording]

Author

Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971.

Publication

Universal City, Calif. : Verve Records, p2001.

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Additional Authors

• Dodds, Johnny, 1892-1940.
• Fountain, Pete.
• Louis Armstrong Orchestra. prf
• All Stars (Musical group : Louis Armstrong) prf
• Black Bottom Stompers. prf
• Gordon Jenkins Orchestra. prf

Description

1 sound disc : digital; 4 3/4 in. +

Alternative Title

Pete Fountain presents

Subject

• Blues (Music)
• Dixieland music
• Jazz
• Jazz vocals

Note

• All material previously released.
• Compilation selected by Pete Fountain and Will Friedwald ; Liner notes written by Pete Fountain.
• Compact disc.
• Leaflet ([8] folded p.) inserted in container.

Contents

Back o' town blues (5:05), Recorded January 21, 1955 at the Crescendo Club, Los Angeles ; Basin Street blues (7:05), Recorded October 8, 1958 in Hollywood ; Canal Street blues (2:56), Recorded January 25, 1957 in New York City ; New Oleans function, Flee as a bird/Oh, didn't he rumble (6:43), Recorded April 27, 1950 in New York / Louis Armstrong and the All Stars ; Dear old Southland (4:11), Recorded December 12, 1967 in New York City ; High Society (3:58), Recorded December 12, 1956 in New York City ; Mahogany Hall stomp (2:52), Recored May 18, 1936 in New York City / Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra ; Muskrat rumble (6:14), Recorded November 30, 1930 at Symphony Hall, Boston / Louis Armstrong and his All Stars ; Panama (5:03), Recorded April 27, 1950 in New York City / Louis Armstrong and his All Stars ; That-a-plenty (3:00), Recorded January 30, 1951 in the Pasadena Civic Auditorium / Louis Armstrong and his All Stars ; Tin roof blues (3:16), Recorded January 30, 1955 in New York City / Louis Armstrong and his All Stars ; Way down yonder in New Orleans (5:42) Recorded January 30, 1951 in the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, California / Louis Armstrong and his All Stars ; Weary blues (2:48), Recorded April 22, 1927 in Chicago / Johnny Dodds's Black Bottom Stompers ; When it's sleepy time down south (3:14), Recorded November 28, 1951 in Hollywood / Gordon Jenkin's Orchestra, Louis Armstrong, vocals ; When the saints go marching in (traditional) (2:42), Recorded May 13, 1938 in New York City / Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra.

Call Number

*LDC 25255 (F)

OCLC

45968421

Author

Armstrong, Louis, 1901-1971.

Title

The best of Dixieland [sound recording]

Imprint

Universal City, Calif. : Verve Records, p2001.

Performer

Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals with Yank Lawson, trumpet ; Jack Teagarden, Trummy Young, trombone ; Barney Bigard, Johnny Dodds, Edmond Hall, Peanuts Hucko, clarinet ; Dick Cary, Earl Hines, Billy Kyle, piano ; George Barnes, guitar ; Squire Gersh, Arvell Shaw, bass ; Danny Barcelona, Sid Catlett, Cosy Cole, Barrett Deems , Baby Dodds, drums ; Bob Haggart, Gordon Jenkins, Sy Oliver, arranger, conductor.

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Added Author

Dodds, Johnny, 1892-1940. Performer

Fountain, Pete. Compiler

Louis Armstrong Orchestra. Performer

All Stars (Musical group : Louis Armstrong) Performer

Black Bottom Stompers. Performer

Gordon Jenkins Orchestra. Performer

Publisher No.

314-549-363-1 Verve

Research Call Number

*LDC 25255 (F) Leaflet on file.