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01.	Knockin' A Jug Artists: Joe Sullivan played Piano \| Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Jack Teagarden played Trombone \| Kaiser Marshall played Drums \| Happy Caldwell played Sax (Tenor)	3:23

02.	I Can't Give You Anything But Love Artists: Luis Russell played Piano \| Albert Nicholas played Sax (Alto) \| Charlie Holmes played Sax (Alto) \| Teddy Hill played Sax (Tenor) \| Paul Barbarin played Drums \| J C Higginbotham played Trombone \| Pops Foster played Bass (Vocal) \| Lonnie Johnson played Guitar	3:32

03.	Mahogany Hall Stomp Artists: Teddy Hill played Sax (Tenor) \| Luis Russell played Piano \| Charlie Holmes played Sax (Alto) \| Albert Nicholas played Sax (Alto) \| Lonnie Johnson played Guitar \| Pops Foster played Bass (Vocal) \| Paul Barbarin played Drums \| J C Higginbotham played Trombone	3:24

04.	S'posin' Artists: Stan King played Drums \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Justin Ring played Piano \| Tommy Dorsey played Trombone \| Harry Hoffman played Violin	3:15

05.	To Be In Love Artists: Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Stan King played Drums \| Tommy Dorsey played Trombone \| Justin Ring played Piano \| Harry Hoffman played Violin	3:06

06.	Funny Feathers Artist: Victoria Spivey	3:15

07.	How You Do It That Way? Artists: Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Zutty Singleton played Drums	3:18

08.	Ain't Misbehavin' Artists: Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Zutty Singleton played Drums	3:22

09.	(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue? Artists: Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor)	3:07

10.	That Rhythm Man Artists: Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Zutty Singleton played Drums \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Gene Anderson played Piano \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor)	3:08

11.	Sweet Savannah Sue Artists: Gene Anderson played Piano \| Crawford Wethington played Sax (Alto) \| Fred Robinson played Trombone \| Bert Curry played Sax (Alto) \| Carroll Dickerson played Violin \| Homer Hobson played Trumpet \| Jimmy Strong played Sax (Tenor) \| Zutty Singleton played Drums	3:12

12.	Ain't Misbehavin' Artists: Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Joe Venuti played Violin \| Stan King played Drums \| Eddie Lang played Guitar	3:06

13.	Some Of These Days (vocal) Artists: Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Stan King played Drums \| Joe Venuti played Violin \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet	3:12

14.	Some Of These Days (non-vocal) Artists: Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Stan King played Drums \| Joe Venuti played Violin	2:58

15.	When You're Smiling (vocal) Artists: Stan King played Drums \| Joe Venuti played Violin \| Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Eddie Lang played Guitar	3:29

16.	When You're Smiling (non-vocal) Artists: Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Joe Venuti played Violin \| Stan King played Drums	2:57

17.	After You've Gone (vocal) Artists: Joe Venuti played Violin \| Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Stan King played Drums \| Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet	3:21

18.	After You've Gone Artists: Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Arthur Schutt played Piano \| Stan King played Drums \| Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Joe Venuti played Violin	3:17

19.	After You've Gone (non-vocal TAKE C) Artists: Jimmy Dorsey played Clarinet \| Eddie Lang played Guitar \| Stan King played Drums \| Tommy Dorsey played Trumpet \| Joe Venuti played Violin \| Arthur Schutt played Piano	3:19

19 Total Tracks, 61:41 Total Length

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Lonnie Johnson - Guitar // Lonnie Johnson - Guitar // Lonnie Johnson - Guitar // Victoria Spivey - Vocals // Paul Barbarin - Drums // Eddie Condon - Banjo // Eddie Condon - Banjo // Eddie Lang - Guitar // Albert Nicholas - Sax (Alto) // Albert Nicholas - Sax (Alto) // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Jack Teagarden - Trombone // Joe Venuti - Violin // Joe Venuti - Violin // Joe Venuti - Violin // Joe Venuti - Violin // Joe Venuti - Violin // Luis Russell - Piano // Luis Russell - Piano // Zutty Singleton - Drums // Joe Sullivan - Piano // Joe Sullivan - Piano // Gene Anderson - Piano // Gene Anderson - Celeste // 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 // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - Main Performer // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Louis Armstrong - ? // Michael Berniker - Series Coordinator // Pete Briggs - Tuba // Happy Caldwell - Sax (Tenor) // Bert Curry - Sax (Alto) // Stanley Dance - Liner Notes // Jimmy Dorsey - Clarinet // Jimmy Dorsey - Clarinet // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trombone // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Tommy Dorsey - Trumpet // Frank Driggs - Photography // Pops Foster - Bass // Pops Foster - Bass (Upright) // Amy Herot - Series Coordinator // J.C. Higginbotham - Trombone // Teddy Hill - Sax (Tenor) // Homer Hobson - Trumpet // Charlie Holmes - Sax (Alto) // Larry Keyes - Digital Restoration // Stan King - Drums // Joseph "Kaiser" Marshall - Drums // Arthur Schutt - Piano // Jimmy Strong - Clarinet // Jimmy Strong - Sax (Tenor) // Crawford Wethington - Sax (Alto) // Gary Pacheco - Series Coordinator // Justin Ring - Piano // Justin Ring - Celeste // Carroll Dickerson - Violin // Carroll Dickerson - Leader // Harry Hoffman - Violin // Fred Robinson - Trombone // Allen Weinberg - Art Direction // Seger Ellis - Vocals // Tony Tiller - Package Coordinator // Mancy Carr - Banjo // Michael Brooks - Reissue Producer // Michael Brooks - Digital Producer // Amy Hearot - Digital Producer
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By 1929, Louis Armstrong had switched from New Orleans jazz to fronting a variety of larger orchestras, widening his repertoire to include pop tunes but always leaving room for closing trumpet solos. This set includes all known versions (including a few new alternates) of his recordings of this era, including appearances by backing singers Seger Ellis and Victoria Spivey. Highpoints include "Mahogany Hall Stomp" and "Ain't Misbehavin'."

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