Louis Armstrong and His All Stars Live in Antwerp

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Clarence Muse / Otis René / Leon René / Louis Armstrong, When It's Sleepy Time Down South
James F. Hanley / Louis Armstrong, Back Home Again In Indiana
Spencer Williams / Louis Armstrong, Basin Street Blues
Louis Armstrong, Tiger Rag/Now You Around The Corner
Henri Betti / Louis Armstrong, C'est Si Bon
Kurt Weill / Louis Armstrong, Mack The Knife
Edgar Sampson / Louis Armstrong, Stompin' At The Savoy
Louis Armstrong / Velma Middleton, St. Louis Blues/ Talk To Me Baby
Louis Armstrong, When The Saints Go Marching In
Louis Armstrong, La Vie En Rose

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Louis Armstrong and His All Stars Live in Antwerp Sonuma Archives 1959

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By 1959 Louis Armstrong was a worldwide star. In the nearly sixty years previous he had gone from being a fatherless street kid in New Orleans to the man who popularized jazz, that great and chaotic mix that characterized the artistic awakening of a nation built from a thousand pieces. Louis was the first true jazz soloist, and the man who modernized the artform through an injection of huge, infectious character in his playing style.

Louis Armstrong | Bandleader , Trumpeter

Trummy Young | Trombonist
Billy Kyle | Pianist
Mort Herbert
Danny Barcelona | Drummer
Velma Middleton | Singer
Michael Peanuts Hucko

Program

Clarence Muse / Otis René / Leon René / Louis Armstrong, When It's Sleepy Time Down South
James F. Hanley / Louis Armstrong, Back Home Again In Indiana
Spencer Williams / Louis Armstrong, Basin Street Blues
Louis Armstrong, Tiger Rag/Now You Around The Corner
Henri Betti / Louis Armstrong, C'est Si Bon
Kurt Weill / Louis Armstrong, Mack The Knife
Edgar Sampson / Louis Armstrong, Stompin' At The Savoy
Louis Armstrong / Velma Middleton, St. Louis Blues/ Talk To Me Baby
Louis Armstrong, When The Saints Go Marching In
Louis Armstrong, La Vie En Rose