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01.	That's My Home Artists: Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano \| Chick Webb played Drums \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor) \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet	3:11

02.	Hobo, You Can't Ride This Train Artists: Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| Mezz Mezzrow played Percussion \| Chick Webb played Drums \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor)	3:02

03.	I Hate to Leave You Now Artists: Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Chick Webb played Drums \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor) \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano	3:13

04.	You'll Wish You'd Never Been Born Artists: Don Kirkpatrick played Piano \| Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Chick Webb played Drums \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor) \| Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet	3:19

05.	Medley of Armstrong Hits - Part 1 Artists: Unknown played Trumpet \| Ellsworth Blake played Sax (Tenor) \| Wesley Robinson played Piano \| Arthur Davey played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Jordan played Sax (Alto) \| Charlie Gaines played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Benny Hill played Drums	4:25

06.	Medley of Armstrong Hits - Part 2 Artists: Charlie Gaines played Trumpet \| Unknown played Trumpet \| Benny Hill played Drums \| Arthur Davey played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Jordan played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Wesley Robinson played Piano \| Ellsworth Blake played Sax (Tenor)	4:34

07.	I've Got the World on a String Artists: Yank Porter played Drums \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Mike McKendrick \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet	3:15

08.	I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues Artists: Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Yank Porter played Drums	2:59

09.	Hustlin' and Bustlin' for Baby Artists: Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	3:07

10.	Sittin' In the Dark Artists: Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Mike McKendrick \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Yank Porter played Drums	3:00

11.	High Society Composer: Carl Russell Artists: Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Mike McKendrick \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet	3:24

12.	He's a Son of the South Artists: George Oldham played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet	2:39

13.	Some Sweet Day Artists: Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal)	3:00

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

15.	Honey, Do! Artists: Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Teddy Wilson played Piano	2:36

16.	Snowball Artists: Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet	3:11

17.	Mahogany Hall Stomp Artists: Teddy Wilson played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal)	2:35

18.	Swing, You Cats Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Mike McKendrick \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Yank Porter played Drums \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Teddy Wilson played Piano	2:38

18 Total Tracks, 57:33 Total Length

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Disc 2 of 4

01.	Honey, Don't You Love Me Any More? Artists: Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet	2:59

02.	Mississippi Basin Artists: George Oldham played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Sid Catlett played Drums	3:06

03.	Laughin' Louie Artists: Sid Catlett played Drums \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet	3:27

04.	Tomorrow Night Artists: Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Mike McKendrick \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet	3:17

05.	Dusky Stevedore Artists: Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet	2:55

06.	There's A Cabin in the Pines Artists: George Oldham played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Harry Dial played Drums \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet	3:17

07.	Mighty River Artists: George Oldham played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Harry Dial played Drums	2:42

08.	Sweet Sue, Just You Artists: George Oldham played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Harry Dial played Drums \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	2:44

09.	I Wonder Who Artists: Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Harry Dial played Drums \| Mike McKendrick \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet	3:07

10.	St. Louis Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Harry Dial played Drums \| Mike McKendrick \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Charlie Beal played Piano	2:41

11.	Don't Play Me Cheap Artists: Charlie Beal played Piano \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Harry Dial played Drums \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet	2:55

12.	That's My Home Artists: Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| Chick Webb played Drums \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor)	3:12

13.	Hobo, You Can't Ride This Train Artists: Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor) \| Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| Chick Webb played Drums \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Mezz Mezzrow played Percussion	2:59

14.	I Hate to Leave You Now Artists: Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor) \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Chick Webb played Drums \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal)	3:10

15.	You'll Wish You'd Never Been Born Artists: Chick Webb played Drums \| John Truehart played Guitar \| Billy Hicks played Trumpet \| Pete Clark played Clarinet \| Louis Hunt played Trumpet \| Elmer James played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Bacon played Trumpet \| Elmer Williams played Sax (Tenor) \| Edgar Sampson played Sax (Alto) \| Charlie Green played Trombone \| Don Kirkpatrick played Piano	3:18

16.	Medley of Armstrong Hits - Part 2 Artists: Ellsworth Blake played Sax (Tenor) \| Arthur Davey played Sax (Alto) \| Wesley Robinson played Piano \| Charlie Gaines played Trumpet \| Unknown played Trumpet \| Louis Jordan played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Benny Hill played Drums	4:26

17.	Mississippi Basin Artists: Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Mike McKendrick \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet	3:11

18.	Laughin' Louie Artists: Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet	3:24

19.	Tomorrow Night Artists: Bill Oldham played Bass (Vocal) \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Keg Johnson played Trombone \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| George Oldham played Clarinet \| Scoville Browne played Clarinet \| Elmer Whitlock played Trumpet \| Albert Johnson played Clarinet \| Mike McKendrick \| Zilner Randolph played Trumpet	3:20

20.	Blue Yodel No. 9 Artists: Lillian Armstrong played Piano \| Jimmie Rodgers played Guitar	2:38

20 Total Tracks, 62:48 Total Length

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Disc 3 of 4

01.	Long, Long Journey Artists: Esquire All American 1946 Award Winners \| Charlie Shavers played Trumpet \| Billy Strayhorn played Piano \| Don Byas played Sax (Tenor) \| Johnny Hodges played Sax (Alto) \| Sonny Greer played Drums \| Remo Palmieri played Guitar \| Jimmy Hamilton played Clarinet \| Duke Ellington played Piano \| Chubby Jackson played Bass (Vocal)	4:29

02.	Snafu Artists: Johnny Hodges played Sax (Alto) \| Chubby Jackson played Bass (Vocal) \| Remo Palmieri played Guitar \| Jimmy Hamilton played Clarinet \| Esquire All American 1946 Award Winners \| Neal Hefti played Trumpet \| Don Byas played Sax (Tenor) \| Billy Strayhorn played Piano \| Sonny Greer played Drums	4:12

03.	Linger in My Arms a Little Longer, Baby Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Adam Martin played Trombone \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Don Hill played Sax (Alto) \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Ed Swanston played Piano \| "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Al Cobbs played Trombone \| Ludwig Jordan played Trumpet \| Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| Norman Powe played Trombone \| Butch Ballard played Drums \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal)	2:57

04.	Whatta Ya Gonna Do Artists: Don Hill played Sax (Alto) \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Adam Martin played Trombone \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Ludwig Jordan played Trumpet \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Ed Swanston played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Al Cobbs played Trombone \| Norman Powe played Trombone \| Butch Ballard played Drums \| "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| William Scott played Trumpet	2:53

05.	No Variety Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Don Hill played Sax (Alto) \| Adam Martin played Trombone \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Al Cobbs played Trombone \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Butch Ballard played Drums \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Ludwig Jordan played Trumpet \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Norman Powe played Trombone \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Ed Swanston played Piano	2:54

06.	Joseph 'n His Brudders Artists: Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Adam Martin played Trombone \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| William Scott played Trumpet \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Butch Ballard played Drums \| Al Cobbs played Trombone \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Norman Powe played Trombone \| Ludwig Jordan played Trumpet \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| Ed Swanston played Piano \| Don Hill played Sax (Alto)	3:03

07.	Back O' Town Blues Artists: "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Ludwig Jordan played Trumpet \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Butch Ballard played Drums \| Adam Martin played Trombone \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Ed Swanston played Piano \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Don Hill played Sax (Alto) \| Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Al Cobbs played Trombone \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Norman Powe played Trombone	3:15

08.	I Want a Little Girl Artists: Vic Dickenson played Trombone \| Allan Reuss played Guitar \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	2:59

09.	Sugar Artists: Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Allan Reuss played Guitar \| Vic Dickenson played Trombone \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Louis Armstrong played Trumpet \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal)	3:23

10.	Blues for Yesterday Artists: Vic Dickenson played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Leonard Feather played Piano \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Allan Reuss played Guitar	2:34

11.	Blues in the South Artists: Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Leonard Feather played Piano \| Vic Dickenson played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven \| Allan Reuss played Guitar	3:01

12.	Endie Artists: Louis Gray played Trumpet \| Don Hill played Sax (Alto) \| Nat Allen played Trombone \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Earl Mason played Piano \| Ed McConney played Drums \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| James Whitney played Trombone \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Waddey Williams played Trombone \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	2:49

13.	The Blues are Brewin' Artists: Ernest Thompson played Sax (Baritone) \| Ed McConney played Drums \| Don Hill played Sax (Alto) \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Nat Allen played Trombone \| Waddey Williams played Trombone \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| James Whitney played Trombone \| John Sparrow played Sax (Tenor) \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Earl Mason played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| "Fats" Ford played Trumpet \| Louis Gray played Trumpet	2:55

14.	Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? Artists: Edward Kid Ory played Trombone \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven \| Arthur "Bud" Scott played Guitar \| Minor Hall played Drums \| Charlie Beal played Piano	2:59

15.	Where the Blues Were Born in New Orleans Artists: Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Arthur "Bud" Scott played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven \| Charlie Beal played Piano \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Edward Kid Ory played Trombone \| Minor Hall played Drums	3:04

16.	Mahogany Hall Stomp Artists: Edward Kid Ory played Trombone \| Minor Hall played Drums \| Red Callender played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His Dixieland Seven \| Arthur "Bud" Scott played Guitar \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Charlie Beal played Piano	2:55

17.	I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder Artists: Waddey Williams played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| Thomas Grider played Trumpet \| Lucky Thompson played Sax (Tenor) \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Alton Moore played Trombone \| John Sparrow played Sax (Baritone) \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Arthur Dennis played Sax (Alto) \| James Whitney played Trombone \| Earl Mason played Piano \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| James Harris played Drums	2:33

18.	I Believe Artists: Alton Moore played Trombone \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| John Sparrow played Sax (Baritone) \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Thomas Grider played Trumpet \| Waddey Williams played Trombone \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| William Scott played Trumpet \| James Whitney played Trombone \| Earl Mason played Piano \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Lucky Thompson played Sax (Tenor) \| Arthur Dennis played Sax (Alto) \| James Harris played Drums \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto)	3:00

19.	Why Doubt My Love? Artists: Alton Moore played Trombone \| Thomas Grider played Trumpet \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Waddey Williams played Trombone \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Lucky Thompson played Sax (Tenor) \| Arthur Dennis played Sax (Alto) \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| John Sparrow played Sax (Baritone) \| James Whitney played Trombone \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| Earl Mason played Piano \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| James Harris played Drums \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| Elmer Warner played Guitar	3:21

19 Total Tracks, 59:16 Total Length

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Disc 4 of 4

01.	It Takes Time Artists: John Sparrow played Sax (Baritone) \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Waddey Williams played Trombone \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Alton Moore played Trombone \| Thomas Grider played Trumpet \| Arthur Dennis played Sax (Alto) \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Lucky Thompson played Sax (Tenor) \| Earl Mason played Piano \| James Harris played Drums \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| James Whitney played Trombone \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet	2:37

02.	You Don't Learn That In School Artists: Thomas Grider played Trumpet \| Ed Mullens played Trumpet \| John Sparrow played Sax (Baritone) \| Robert Butler played Trumpet \| Arthur Dennis played Sax (Alto) \| Lucky Thompson played Sax (Tenor) \| James Whitney played Trombone \| Earl Mason played Piano \| Amos Gordon played Sax (Alto) \| Russell Moore played Trombone \| Joe Garland played Sax (Tenor) \| Elmer Warner played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| James Harris played Drums \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Waddey Williams played Trombone \| William Scott played Trumpet \| Alton Moore played Trombone	2:41

03.	Ain't Misbehavin' Artists: Bob Haggart played Bass (Vocal) \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Sid Catlett played Drums	3:52

04.	Rockin' Chair Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Cozy Cole played Drums \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal) \| Al Casey played Guitar	5:08

05.	Back O' Town Blues Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Bob Haggart played Bass (Vocal) \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Sid Catlett played Drums	4:13

06.	Pennies From Heaven Artists: Sid Catlett played Drums \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Bob Haggart played Bass (Vocal) \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone	3:40

07.	Save It, Pretty Mama Artists: Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone	4:25

08.	St. James Infirmary Artists: Jack Teagarden \| Bob Haggart played Bass (Vocal) \| George Wettling played Drums \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars	3:37

09.	Jack-Armstrong Blues Artists: Ernie Caceres played Clarinet \| Al Casey played Guitar \| A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal) \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| Cozy Cole played Drums \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet	2:58

10.	Rockin' Chair Artists: Cozy Cole played Drums \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal) \| Ernie Caceres played Clarinet \| Al Casey played Guitar \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet	3:04

11.	Someday You'll Be Sorry Artists: A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal) \| Al Casey played Guitar \| Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra \| Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| Ernie Caceres played Clarinet \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| Cozy Cole played Drums \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone	3:11

12.	Fifty-Fifty Blues Artists: Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko played Clarinet \| A.L. Hall played Bass (Vocal) \| Cozy Cole played Drums \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Ernie Caceres played Clarinet \| Johnny Guarnieri played Piano \| Al Casey played Guitar	2:57

13.	A Song Was Born Artists: Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Sid Catlett played Drums	3:18

14.	Please Stop Playin' Those Blues, Boy Artists: Sid Catlett played Drums \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone	3:16

15.	Before Long Artists: Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Dick Carey played Piano \| Sid Catlett played Drums \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars	2:51

16.	Lovely Weather We're Having Artists: Sid Catlett played Drums \| Barney Bigard played Clarinet \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Arvell Shaw played Bass (Vocal) \| Louis Armstrong & His All Stars \| Dick Carey played Piano	3:15

17.	Rain, Rain Composer: Hal Mooney Artists: Chuck Gentry \| Si Zentner played Trombone \| Irv Cottler played Drums \| Frank Beach played Trumpet \| George Roberts played Trombone \| Zeke Zarchy played Trumpet \| Jack Dumont \| Ed Kusby played Trombone \| Gerald Wiggins played Piano \| Ronnie Lang \| Babe Russin \| Joe Comfort played Bass (Vocal) \| Manny Klein played Trumpet \| Don Raffell \| Al Hendrickson played Guitar	2:37

18.	Never Saw a Better Day Composer: Hal Mooney Artists: Don Raffell \| Ronnie Lang \| Orchestra \| Joe Comfort played Bass (Vocal) \| Frank Beach played Trumpet \| Babe Russin \| Chuck Gentry \| Zeke Zarchy played Trumpet \| Al Hendrickson played Guitar \| Irv Cottler played Drums \| Jack Dumont \| Si Zentner played Trombone \| George Roberts played Trombone \| Ed Kusby played Trombone \| Gerald Wiggins played Piano \| Manny Klein played Trumpet	3:10

18 Total Tracks, 60:50 Total Length

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Review by Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Most of the music on this four-CD set from 1997 has been reissued many times, both on LP and CD, but this is the most "complete" set thus far. Louis Armstrong recorded for RCA during two separate times. During 1932-1933, he led an erratic (and under-rehearsed) big band on a series of numbers, but all of the selections have their moments of interest. Although not up to the level of his Hot Five and Seven recordings of five years earlier, these spirited tracks find Armstrong mostly in excellent form both instrumentally and vocally, and the reissue has four alternate takes never released before. Highlights include the two-part "Hits Medley," "That's My Home," "I've Got the World on a String," "There's a Cabin in the Pines," "Hustlin' and Bustlin' for Baby," a unique 1930 collaboration with country singer Jimmie Rodgers, and the two bizarre versions of "Laughin' Louis." The second half of the reissue features Armstrong during 1946-1947, including appearances with the Esquire poll winners (Louis takes a surprisingly modern solo on "Snafu"), the last titles by his big band, a few wonderful combo performances (including the classic "Jack-Armstrong Blues"), and the first songs by Armstrong's All-Stars (co-starring Jack Teagarden); this collection concludes with two unrelated 1956 orchestral tracks. Overall, this is wonderful music, although collectors who already have everything other than the alternates have a right to hesitate.

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