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Disc 1 of 4

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01.	Chimes Blues Artists: King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band \| Lil Hardin played Piano \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Honore Dutrey played Trombone \| Baby Dodds played Drums	2:51

02.	Snake Rag Artists: King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band \| Lil Hardin played Piano \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Baby Dodds played Drums \| Honore Dutrey played Trombone	3:15

03.	Tears Artists: King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band \| Honore Dutrey played Trombone \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Lil Hardin played Piano \| Baby Dodds played Drums	3:07

04.	Texas Moaner Blues Artists: Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Clarence Williams played Piano \| Sidney Bechet played Sax (Soprano) \| Charlie Irvis played Trombone	3:07

05.	Everybody Loves My Baby Artists: Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Buster Bailey played Sax (Soprano) \| Aaron Thompson played Trombone \| Clarence Williams played Piano	2:33

06.	Naughty Man Artists: Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra \| Kaiser Marshall played Drums \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Coleman Hawkins played Clarinet \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Howard Scott played Trumpet \| Buster Bailey played Sax (Alto) \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto) \| Fletcher Henderson played Piano \| Elmer Chambers played Trumpet	2:59

07.	Changeable Daddy Of Mine Artists: Margaret Johnson;Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Clarence Williams played Piano \| Aaron Thompson played Trombone \| Margaret Johnson	2:42

08.	Anybody Here Want To Try My Cabbage? Artist: Maggie Jones \| Fletcher Henderson played Piano	3:19

09.	Good Time Flat Blues Artist: Fletcher Henderson played Piano	3:12

10.	Cake Walking Babies (From Home) Artists: Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Charlie Irvis played Trombone \| Clarence Williams played Piano \| Sidney Bechet played Sax (Soprano)	2:56

11.	Pickin' On Your Baby Artists: Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Clarence Williams played Piano \| Sidney Bechet played Sax (Soprano) \| Charlie Irvis played Trombone	3:18

12.	St. Louis Blues Artist: Bessie Smith	3:10

13.	Sobbin' Hearted Blues Artist: Bessie Smith \| Fred Longshaw played Piano	3:01

14.	Papa De Da Da Artists: Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Charlie Irvis played Trombone \| Sidney Bechet played Sax (Soprano) \| Clarence Williams played Piano \| Buster Bailey played Sax (Soprano) \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto)	2:59

15.	Sugar Foot Stomp Artists: Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra \| Buster Bailey played Sax (Alto) \| Joe Smith played Trumpet \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto) \| Elmer Chambers played Trumpet \| Fletcher Henderson played Piano \| Kaiser Marshall played Drums \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Coleman Hawkins played Clarinet	2:49

16.	Alone At Last Composer: Don Redman Artists: The Southern Serenaders \| Ralph Escudero played Bass (Vocal) \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto) \| Coleman Hawkins played Clarinet \| Fletcher Henderson played Piano \| Buster Bailey played Sax (Alto) \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Joe Smith played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Elmer Chambers played Trumpet \| Kaiser Marshall played Drums	3:11

17.	T.N.T. Composer: Don Redman Artists: Fletcher Henderson & His Orchestra \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Elmer Chambers played Trumpet \| Joe Smith played Trumpet \| Kaiser Marshall played Drums \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto) \| Ralph Escudero played Bass (Vocal) \| Fletcher Henderson played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Buster Bailey played Sax (Alto) \| Coleman Hawkins played Clarinet	2:51

18.	You Can't Shush Katie Artists: Clarence Williams' Blue Five \| Coleman Hawkins played Sax (Tenor) \| Charlie Irvis played Trombone \| Clarence Williams played Piano \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto)	3:03

19.	Low Land Blues Artists: Bertha "Chippie" Hill \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Richard Jones played Piano	2:53

20.	Gut Bucket Blues Artists: Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Kid Ory played Trombone \| Lil Armstrong played Piano	2:42

20 Total Tracks, 59:58 Total Length

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Disc 2 of 4

01.	Listen To Ma Artists: Hociel Thomas \| Hersal Thomas played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	3:19

02.	Heebie Jeebies Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Kid Ory played Trombone	2:53

03.	Cornet Chop Suey Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Kid Ory played Trombone	3:14

04.	Stomp Off, Let's Go Artists: Erskine Tate's Vendome Orchestra \| Angelo Fernandez played Sax (Alto) \| Norval Morton played Sax (Tenor) \| Teddy Weatherford played Piano \| Eddie Atkins played Trombone \| Stump Evans played Sax (Alto) \| Jimmy Bertrand played Drums \| John Hare played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| James Tate played Trumpet	2:55

05.	The Bridewell Blues Artist: Nolan Welsh \| Richard Jones played Piano	3:32

06.	King Of The Zulas Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Edward Ory played Trombone \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet	3:03

07.	Skid-Dat-De-Dat Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Kid Ory played Trombone	3:01

08.	Big Butter And Egg Man Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Kid Ory played Trombone \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet	2:57

09.	Pleadin' For The Blues Artist: Bertha "Chippie" Hill \| Richard Jones played Piano	2:59

10.	Wild Man Blues Artists: Johnny Dodds' Black Bottom Stompers \| Barney Bigard played Sax (Tenor) \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Baby Dodds played Drums \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Roy Palmer played Trombone	3:05

11.	Chicago Breakdown Artists: Rip Bassett played Guitar \| Honore Dutrey played Trombone \| Joe Walker played Sax (Alto) \| Tubby Hall played Drums \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Boyd Atkins played Sax (Alto) \| Albert Washington played Sax (Tenor)	3:23

12.	Potato Head Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| John Thomas played Trombone \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Baby Dodds played Drums \| Lil Armstrong played Piano	2:55

13.	Weary Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Baby Dodds played Drums \| John Thomas played Trombone \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet	2:57

14.	Gully Low Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Baby Dodds played Drums \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Jimmy Thomas played Trombone	3:14

15.	Put 'Em Down Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Kid Ory played Trombone \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet	3:13

16.	Struttin'With Some Barbecue Artists: Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Kid Ory played Trombone \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet	3:00

17.	Hotter Than That Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Lester Boone played Sax (Alto) \| Kid Ory played Trombone \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick played Guitar \| Charlie Alexander played Piano \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Preston Jackson played Trombone \| John Lindsay played Bass (Vocal) \| Lonnie Johnson played Guitar \| Albert Washington played Sax (Tenor) \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Tubby Hall played Drums	3:00

18.	Savoy Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Kid Ory played Trombone \| Johnny Dodds played Clarinet \| Lil Armstrong played Piano \| Lonnie Johnson played Guitar	3:28

19.	Too Busy Artists: Lillie Delk Christian accompanied by;Louis Armstrong Hot Four \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Various \| Louis Armstrong \| Jimmie Noone played Clarinet \| Mancy Carr played Guitar	2:53

20.	Skip The Gutter Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet	3:04

20 Total Tracks, 62:05 Total Length

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Disc 3 of 4

01.	A Monday Date Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet \| Earl Hines played Piano	3:12

02.	West End Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet	3:15

03.	Two Deuces Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	2:53

04.	Symphonic Raps Artists: Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Carroll Dickerson \| Zutty Singleton played Drums	3:11

05.	Basin Street Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Earl Hines played Piano	3:17

06.	No One Else But You Composer: Don Redman Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Dave Wilborn played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto) \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor)	3:21

07.	Beau Koo Jack Composer: Alex Hill Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Dave Wilborn played Guitar \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto)	2:57

08.	Weather Bird Artists: Louis Armstrong And Earl Hines \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Louis Armstrong	2:42

09.	Muggles Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	2:49

10.	I Must Have That Man Artists: Lillie Delk Christian accompanied by;Louis Armstrong Hot Four \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Various \| Mancy Carr played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong \| Jimmie Noone played Clarinet	3:11

11.	Tight Like This Composer: Don Redman Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Don Redman played Sax (Alto) \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor)	3:18

12.	Knockin' A Jug Artists: Joe Venuti played Violin \| Eddie Lang played Guitar	3:14

13.	I Can't Give You Anything But Love	3:33

14.	Mahogany Hall Stomp Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Luis Russell played Piano \| Charlie Holmes played Sax (Alto) \| Albert Nicholas played Sax (Alto) \| Teddy Hill played Sax (Tenor) \| George "Pops" Foster played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Paul Barbarin played Drums \| J C Higginbotham played Trombone \| Lonnie Johnson played Guitar	3:14

15.	To Be In Love Artists: Seger Ellis \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Stan King played Drums \| Tommy Dorsey played Trombone \| Harry Hoffman played Violin \| Justin Ring played Piano	3:07

16.	Ain't Misbehavin' Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor)	3:13

17.	(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin	3:00

18.	That Rhythm Man Artists: Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto)	3:01

19.	When You're Smiling Artists: Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto)	2:50

20.	St. Louis Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Henry Allen played Trumpet \| Luis Russell played Piano \| J C Higginbotham played Trombone \| Will Johnson played Guitar \| Otis Johnson played Trumpet \| Teddy Hill played Sax (Tenor) \| Charlie Holmes played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Pops Foster played Bass (Vocal) \| Albert Nicholas played Sax (Alto) \| Paul Barbarin played Drums	2:56

20 Total Tracks, 62:14 Total Length

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Disc 4 of 4

01.	Song Of The Islands Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Will Johnson played Guitar \| Pops Foster played Bass (Vocal) \| Luis Russell played Piano \| Charlie Holmes played Sax (Alto) \| Teddy Hill played Sax (Tenor) \| J C Higginbotham played Trombone \| Albert Nicholas played Sax (Alto) \| Otis Johnson played Trumpet \| Henry Allen played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	3:28

02.	My Sweet Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Theodore McCord played Sax (Alto) \| Castor McCord played Sax (Tenor) \| Willie Lynch played Drums \| Henry Hicks played Trombone \| Bernard Addison played Guitar \| Joe Turner played Piano \| Ed Anderson played Trumpet \| Bobby Holmes played Sax (Alto) \| Buck Washington played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	3:16

03.	I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:04

04.	Blue Yodel No. 9 Artists: Jimmy Rodgers \| Jimmie Rodgers played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Lil Armstrong played Piano	2:37

05.	I'm A Ding Dong Daddy (From Dumas) Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Willie Stark played Sax (Alto) \| Leon Elkins played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Harvey Brooks played Piano \| L.Z. Cooper played Piano \| Lawerence Brown played Trombone \| William Franz played Sax (Tenor) \| Leon Herriford played Sax (Alto) \| Lionel Hampton played Drums	3:08

06.	I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra \| Leon Elkins played Trumpet \| Willie Stark played Sax (Alto) \| William Franz played Sax (Tenor) \| Harvey Brooks played Piano \| Lawrence Brown played Trombone \| Leon Herriford played Sax (Alto) \| L.Z. Cooper played Piano \| Lionel Hampton played Drums \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet	3:21

07.	Memories Of You Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Sebastian New Cotton Club Orchestra	3:12

08.	Sweethearts On Parade Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Henry Prince played Piano \| Les Hite played Sax (Alto) \| Luther Graven played Trombone \| Marvin Johnson played Sax (Alto) \| Bill Perkins played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Joe Bailey played Bass (Vocal) \| George Orendorff played Trumpet \| Charlie Jones played Sax (Tenor) \| Harold Scott played Trumpet \| Lionel Hampton played Drums	3:17

09.	When It's Sleepy Time Down South Artists: Les Hite played Sax (Baritone) \| Harold Scott played Trumpet \| Marvin Johnson played Sax (Alto) \| Lionel Hampton played Drums \| Luther Graven played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| George Orendorff played Trumpet \| Henry Prince played Piano \| Charlie Jones played Sax (Tenor)	3:20

10.	Blue Again Artists: Joe Bailey played Bass (Vocal) \| Marvin Johnson played Sax (Alto) \| Harold Scott played Trumpet \| George Orendorff played Trumpet \| Charlie Jones played Sax (Tenor) \| Lionel Hampton played Drums \| Henry Prince played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Les Hite played Sax (Alto) \| Luther Graven played Trombone	3:08

11.	When Your Lover Has Gone	3:05

12.	Lazy River Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:03

13.	Chinatown, My Chinatown Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Preston Jackson played Trombone \| Charlie Alexander played Piano \| Tubby Hall played Drums \| George James played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick played Guitar \| Lester Boone played Sax (Alto) \| Albert Washington played Sax (Tenor)	3:14

14.	Stardust Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:34

15.	Stardust Artist: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:26

16.	Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Preston Jackson played Trombone \| Lester Boone played Sax (Alto) \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Tubby Hall played Drums \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Charlie Alexander played Piano \| Mike McKendrick played Guitar \| John Lindsay played Bass (Vocal) \| George James played Sax (Alto) \| Albert Washington played Sax (Tenor)	2:56

17.	I've Got The World On A String Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Teddy Wilson & His Trio played Piano \| Scoville Brown played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick played Guitar \| Albert Johnson played Sax (Tenor) \| George Oldham played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Ellis Whitlock played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone	3:15

18.	Basin Street Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five \| Earl Hines played Piano \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Jimmy Strong played Clarinet	3:27

19.	On The Sunny Side Of The Street Artists: Leslie Thompson played Trumpet \| Alfred Pratt played Sax (Tenor) \| Oliver Tines played Drums \| Lionel Guimaraes played Trombone \| Jack Hamilton played Trumpet \| Henry Tyree played Sax (Alto) \| Herman Chittison played Piano \| German Arago played Bass (Vocal) \| Pete Duconge played Sax (Alto) \| Maceo Jefferson played Guitar	2:54

20.	On The Sunny Side Of The Street Artists: Lionel Guimaraes played Trombone \| Pete Duconge played Sax (Alto) \| Leslie Thompson played Trumpet \| Maceo Jefferson played Guitar \| Henry Tyree played Sax (Alto) \| Oliver Tines played Drums \| Herman Chittison played Piano \| German Arago played Bass (Vocal) \| Alfred Pratt played Sax (Tenor) \| Jack Hamilton played Trumpet	3:06

21.	Song Of The Vipers Artists: Herman Chittison played Piano \| Pete Duconge played Sax (Alto) \| Henry Tyree played Sax (Alto) \| Oliver Tines played Drums \| Leslie Thompson played Trumpet \| Lionel Guimaraes played Trombone \| Jack Hamilton played Trumpet \| Alfred Pratt played Sax (Tenor) \| Maceo Jefferson played Guitar \| German Arago played Bass (Vocal)	2:52

21 Total Tracks, 66:43 Total Length

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This four-CD set does its best to summarize Louis Armstrong's career during 1923-1934, reissuing 81 of his finest recordings. The problem is that virtually all of the innovative trumpeter/vocalist's records from the era (particularly 1923-1931) are essential, and collectors will want to work on acquiring more complete series, so this box is most highly recommended to beginners. Armstrong's career is traced through his periods with King Oliver and Fletcher Henderson, and his better performances with blues singers and Clarence Williams's Blue Five, to his classic Hot Five and Hot Seven sessions, and his dates with big bands. Most of the classics are here, and the 78-page booklet has some typically insightful liner notes by Dan Morgenstern (in addition to many colorful photos).

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