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01.	Sugar Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Allan Reuss played Guitar \| Vic Dickenson played Trombone \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal)	3:27

02.	Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans? Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven \| Minor Hall played Drums \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Edward Kid Ory played Trombone \| Arthur "Bud" Scott played Guitar \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	2:58

03.	St. Louis Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Ellis Whitlock played Trumpet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Mike McKendrick played Guitar \| Bill Oldham \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Harry Dial played Drums \| Scoville Brown played Clarinet	2:39

04.	Basin Street Blues Composer: Zilner Randolph Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick played Guitar \| Budd Johnson played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet	3:25

05.	Everbody's Talkin' (Echoes) Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	2:59

06.	I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:02

07.	Medley of Armstrong Hits (Part 1) Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	4:19

08.	Ain't Misbehavin' Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Bob Haggart played Bass (Vocal) \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| Richard D. Cary played Piano	3:57

09.	Rockin' Chair Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Ernie Caceres played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Cozy Cole played Drums \| Al Casey played Guitar \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal)	3:07

10.	Mood Indigo Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:19

11.	My One and Only Love Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:18

12.	Someday You'll Be Sorry Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal) \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Al Casey played Guitar \| Ernie Caceres played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Cozy Cole played Drums	3:13

13.	What a Wonderful World Composer: Oliver Nelson Artists: Harry Lookofsky played Violin \| FRANK OWENS played Piano \| Bernard "Pretty" Purdie played Drums \| Manny Green played Violin \| Max Pollikoff played Violin \| Sam Brown played Guitar \| John Williams Jr. played Bass (Vocal) \| Gene Orloff played Violin \| George Duvivier played Bass (Vocal) \| Kenny Burrell played Guitar \| Arnold Black played Violin \| Selwart Richard Clarke played Violin \| Richard Davis played Bass (Vocal) \| Joe Malin played Violin \| James Spaulding played Flute \| Winston Collymore played Violin \| Paul Gershman played Violin	3:20

13 Total Tracks, 43:03 Total Length

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Review by Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

This CD is part of RCA's extensive Greatest Hits jazz program, a beginner's series designed to introduce listeners to jazz, specifically RCA's jazz catalog. The 13 selections on this...CD jump back and forth between three different periods: 1933 (highlighted by "St. Louis Blues"), 1946-47 (the best music on the set) and Armstrong's next-to-last session in 1970 (including the definitive version of "What a Wonderful World"). Serious collectors will want to skip this series entirely...since the music was not programmed in chronlogical order and there was no personnel listing included; it's more a sampler for newcomers. The well-intentioned release does contain some worthwhile material...all of which is currently available elsewhere.

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