Live at Winter Garden by Louis Armstrong & All Stars [Audio CD]

Description: Tracks:Intro Fred MurrayWay Down Yonder in New OrleansBasin Street BluesMuskrat RambleDear Old SouthlandDo You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?Someday You Will Be SorryTiger RagWhen It's Sleepy Time Down South/IntroMuskrat RambleA Song Is BornBasin Street BluesSt. Louis BluesHigh SocietyRoyal Garden Blues Performer Notes: Personnel: Louis Armstrong (vocals, trumpet); Jack Teagarden (vocals, trombone); Peanuts Hucko (tenor saxophone, clarinet); Ernie Caceres (baritone & bass saxophones); Bobby Hackett (cornet); Earl Hines, Dick Cary (piano); Jack Lesberg, Arvell Shaw (bass); Sid Catlett, George Wettling (drums).Recorded live at the Winter Garden Theatre, New York, New York on June 19, 1947 and Blue Note, Chicago, Illinois on December 11, 1948. Includes liner notes by Floyd Levin.Personnel: Louis Armstrong (vocals, trumpet); Jack Teagarden (vocals, cello, trombone); Peanuts Hucko (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Bobby Hackett (clarinet, cornet); Barney Bigard (clarinet); Ernie Caceres (baritone saxophone, bass saxophone); Dick Cary, Earl Hines (piano); George Wettling, Big Sid Catlett (drums).Liner Note Author: Floyd Levin.Recording information: Blue Note, Chicago, IL (06/19/1947-12/11/1948); Winter Garden Theatre, New York, NY (06/19/1947-12/11/1948); Wintergarden Theatre, New York, NY (06/19/1947-12/11/1948).Directors: George Wettling; Big Sid Catlett.In the late 1940s, no longer a pioneer and not yet a beloved icon, Louis Armstrong was one of the dozens of supremely talented bandleaders doing one-nighters on the ballroom circuit. These radio broadcasts capture Armstrong's aptly-named big band, the All-Stars, at their peak. The June 1947 show at New York's Winter Garden Theatre consists entirely of New Orleans music. As the city's most famous native son, Armstrong knew New Orleans music better than anyone, and his band, featuring cornetist Bobby Hackett and trombonist Jack Teagarden, sounds like they've been playing "Basin Street Blues" and Tiger Rag" all their lives. The second broadcast, recorded December 1948 at Chicago's Blue Note, ranges from Kid Ory's classic "Muskrat Ramble" and W.C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues" to pop standards like "I've Got A Right To Sing the Blues." The band, this time featuring Teagarden and pianist Earl "Fatha" Hines, swings throughout. Professional Reviews: JazzTimes (10/97, p.91) - "...good sidemen notwithstanding, Armstrong's own personal magic...is what most commands the attention..." Producer: Karl Emil Knudsen (Reissue) Format: CD (1 Disc) Country: Denmark Studio/Live: Live Guest Artist: Jack Teagarden; Bobby Hackett; Barney Bigard; Earl Hines Release Date: 19 August, 1997 Label: Storyville Records Dimensions: 14.6 x 1.1 x 12.7 centimeters (0.06 kg)

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Language: Eng

Track #1: Intro Fred Murray

Track #2: Way Down Yonder in New Orleans

Track #3: Basin Street Blues

Track #4: Muskrat Ramble

Track #5: Dear Old Southland

Track #6: Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans?

Track #7: Someday You Will Be Sorry

Track #8: Tiger Rag

Track #9: When It's Sleepy Time Down South/Intro

Track #10: Muskrat Ramble

Track #11: A Song Is Born

Track #12: Basin Street Blues

Track #13: St. Louis Blues

Track #14: High Society

Track #15: Royal Garden Blues

Era: 1940s

Run Time: 3118 Sec

Format: CD

Release Year: 1997

Instrument: Trumpet

Features: Compilation, Live Recording

Genre: Jazz

Style: Jazz Instrument, Vocal Jazz

Type: Album

Artist: Louis Armstrong

Record Label: Storyville

Release Title: Live at Winter Garden, New York & Blue Note, Chicago