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01.	Medley: Flee As A Bird To The Mountain/ Oh, Didn't He Ramble Composer: W.C. Handy Artists: Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| The Lewisohn Stadium Symphony Orchestra \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Trummy Young played Trombone	4:33

02.	Medley: Memphis Blues/Frankie And Johnny/Tiger Rag Composer: Sidney Frey Artists: Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano	4:17

03.	Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans Artists: Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal)	5:07

04.	Basin Street Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone	5:42

05.	Black And Blue Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal)	3:32

06.	West End Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone	14:17

07.	On The Sunny Side Of The Street Artists: Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet	3:29

08.	Struttin' With Some Barbecue Artists: Billy Kyle played Piano \| The Lewisohn Stadium Symphony Orchestra \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Trummy Young played Trombone \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal)	5:16

09.	When It's Sleepy Time Down South Artists: Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Barrett Deems played Drums	1:28

10.	Medley: Manhattan / When It's Sleepy Time Down South Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Edmong Hall played Clarinet	3:31

11.	Indiana Artists: Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums	4:28

12.	The Gypsy Artists: Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Barrett Deems played Drums	4:52

13.	The Faithful Hussar Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet	5:59

13 Total Tracks, 66:31 Total Length

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Disc 2 of 2

01.	Rockin' Chair Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet	4:21

02.	Bucket's Got A Hole In It Artists: Billy Kyle played Piano \| Trummy Young played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal)	5:19

03.	Perdido Artists: Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet	3:27

04.	Clarinet Marmalade Artists: Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal)	4:03

05.	Mack The Knife Artists: Barrett Deems played Drums \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone	3:47

06.	Medley: Tenderly / You'll Never Walk Alone Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums	5:58

07.	Stompin' At The Savoy Artists: Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Barrett Deems played Drums	7:21

08.	Margie Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Barrett Deems played Drums	3:20

09.	Big Mama's Back In Town Artists: Billy Kyle played Piano \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Barrett Deems played Drums	3:20

10.	That's My Desire Artists: Billy Kyle played Piano \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| The Lewisohn Stadium Symphony Orchestra \| Trummy Young played Trombone \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal)	4:31

11.	Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So) Artists: Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone	3:40

12.	When The Saints Go Marching In Composer: Mike Brady Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal) \| Barrett Deems played Drums \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Billy Kyle played Piano	4:24

13.	The Star Spangled Banner Artists: Barrett Deems played Drums \| Edmond Hall played Clarinet \| Trummy Young & Trio played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & The Louis Armstrong Orchestra played Trumpet \| Billy Kyle played Piano \| Dale Jones played Bass (Vocal)	1:53

13 Total Tracks, 55:24 Total Length

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Barrett Deems - Drums // Edmond Hall - Clarinet // Edmond Hall - Vocals // Trummy Young - Trombone // Trummy Young - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Trumpet // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // Louis Armstrong - Vocals // George Avakian - Producer // George Avakian - Liner Notes // George Avakian - Reissue Producer // Billy Kyle - Piano // Velma Middleton - Vocals // Dan Morgenstern - Liner Notes // Dan Morgenstern - Original Recording Producer // Dale Jones - Bass // Seth Rothstein - Project Director // Darcy Proper - Mastering // Randall Martin - Design // Rene Arsenault - Assistant Producer // Mason Coppinger - Engineer
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Originally out on a double LP, this is a definitive set of the Louis Armstrong All-Stars of 1956. The music and many of the solos will be familiar to longtime Armstrong fans, but whether it be "Struttin' with Some Barbecue," "Basin Street" or his new hit, "Mack the Knife," the spirit and enthusiasm of this music is irresistible. This is his best live set in the '50s. The CD reissue, a two-CD set, is slightly more complete than the two-fer LP in that it adds a version of Armstrong's theme song, "When It's Sleepy Time Down South," a closing "Saints" that allows Satch to introduce his band and a straightforward rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner."

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