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piodech » Jazz » Louis Armstrong - Complete Recorded Works 1935 - 1945

Louis Armstrong France Mca Records Dixieland Swing 1976

Louis Armstrong - Complete Recorded Works 1935 - 1945 Album

Darsteller: Louis Armstrong
Genre: Jazz

Titel: Complete Recorded Works 1935 - 1945
Freigegeben: 1976
Stil: Dixieland, Swing
Etikett: MCA Records
Katalog: 510.151
Land: France
Größe der MP3-Version: 2504 mb
Größe der FLAC-Version: 2896 mb
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Trackliste

1	New York, February 4, 1936
2	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Cain And Abel Written-By – T. Fenstock, A. Loman	2:59
3	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Harlem Stomp Written-By – Irene Higginbotham, Jay C. Higginbotham	3:01
4	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Wolverine Blues Written-By – Ben Spikes, Ferdinand "Jelly-Roll" Morton, John Spikes	3:16
5	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Rhythm Saved The World Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	2:56
6	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Never Knew Written-By – Gus Kahn, Ted Fio-Rito	2:44
7	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	On The Sunny Side Of The Street Written-By – Dorothy Fields, Jimmy Mac Hugh	2:55
8	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Cuban Pete Written-By – F. Norman	3:06
9	Los Angeles, April 17, 1942
10	New York, April 11, 1940
11	–Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra	Rockin' Chair Written-By – Hoagy Carmichaël	3:15
12	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Hope Gabriel Likes My Music Written-By – Dave Franklin	3:12
13	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	The Trumpet Player's Lament Written-By – James V. Monaco, Johnny Burke	2:53
14	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Mahogany Hall Stomp Written-By – Spencer Williams	2:51
15	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	On The Sentimental Side Written-By – James V. Monaco, Johnny Burke	2:24
16	New York, June 13, 1938
17	New York, June 10, 1938
18	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Naturally Written-By – Roy Barris	2:46
19	New York, April 25, 1939
20	–Louis Armstrong With Andy Iona And His Islanders	Hawaiian Hospitality Written-By – J. Owens, M. Kinney	3:04
21	New York, October 3, 1935
22	–Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	Swing That Music Written-By – Horace Gerlach, Louis Armstrong	2:49
23	–Louis Armstrong With Andy Iona And His Islanders	On A Little Bamboo Bridge Written-By – Sherman, D. Fletcher	3:13
24	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Wonder Written-By – Cecil Gant, Raymond Leveen	2:54
25	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree Written-By – Egbert Van Alstyne, Harry H. Williams	2:15
26	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Among My Souvenirs Written-By – J. Leslie, D. Nicholls	2:44
27	New York, April 5, 1939
28	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	Marie Written-By – Irving Berlin	2:20
29	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Solitude Written-By – Edward "Duke" Ellington, Eddie de Lange, Irving Mills	3:03
30	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Public Melody Number One Written-By – Harold Arlen, Ted Koehler	3:10
31	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Coal Cart Blues Written-By – Lil Hardin, Louis Armstrong	2:55
32	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	When It's Sleepy Time Down South Written-By – Clarence Muse, Leon Rene, Otis Rene	2:57
33	Los Angeles, January 12, 1938
34	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Double Dare You Written-By – Jimmy Eaton, Terry Shand	2:55
35	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Leap Frog Written-By – Joseph Garland	2:57
36	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Satchel Mouth Swing Arranged By – Chappie WilletWritten-By – Clarence Williams, Louis Armstrong	2:35
37	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	If It's Good Then I Want It Written-By – J.B. Marks, A. Hirsch	2:34
38	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Poor Old Joe Written-By – Hoagy Carmichaël	3:01
39	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Old Man Mose Written-By – Louis Armstrong, Zilner Randolph	2:36
40	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Thanks A Million Written-By – Arthur Johnston, Gus Kahn	2:36
41	New York, March 14, 1940
42	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	La Cucaracha Arranged By – Stanley AdamsWritten-By – Folklore	2:42
43	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I'll Get Mine Bye And Bye Written-By – Jimmie Davis	3:03
44	–Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra	Lazy Bones Written-By – Hoagy Carmichaël, Johnny Mercer	3:13
45	New York, June 29, 1937
46	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Alexander's Ragtime Band Written-By – Irving Berlin	2:34
47	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Lazy 'Sippi Steamer Written-By – Louis Armstrong, Luis Russell, Harry Selman	3:15
48	–Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	Hey Lawdy Mama Written-By – Amos Easton	2:57
49	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Savoy Blues Written-By – Edward "Kid" Ory	3:10
50	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Red Cap Written-By – B. Hecht, Louis Armstrong	3:08
51	New York, April 28 & 29, 1936
52	Los Angeles, August 7, 1936
53	New York, January 14, 1945
54	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I'm Shooting High Written-By – Jimmy McHugh, Ted Koehler	2:53
55	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	What Is This Thing Called Swing? Written-By – Horace Gerlach, Louis Armstrong	3:05
56	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Solitude Written-By – Edward "Duke" Ellington, Eddie de Lange, Irving Mills	2:59
57	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Coquette Written-By – Carmen Lombardo, Gus Kahn, Johnny Green	2:34
58	New York, April 7, 1937
59	–Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	Dippermouth Blues Written-By – Joseph Oliver, Louis Armstrong	2:43
60	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Down In Honky Tonk Town Written-By – C. McCarron, Chris Smith	3:02
61	–Louis Armstrong With The Decca Mixed Chorus	Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen Written-By – Traditional	3:11
62	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Now Do You Call That A Buddy? Written-By – De Raye, C. Wilson	2:19
63	–Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	I Cover The Waterfront Written-By – Dwight Heyman, Johnny Green	3:13
64	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Thanks A Million Written-By – Arthur Johnston, Gus Kahn	2:26
65	–Louis Armstrong With The Decca Mixed Chorus	Shadrack Written-By – Robert McGimsey	2:28
66	–Louis Armstrong With Bing Crosby And Frances Langford Acc., By Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	Pennies From Heaven Written-By – Arthur Johnston, Sonny Burke	4:19
67	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Swing That Music Written-By – Horace Gerlach, Louis Armstrong	2:50
68	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Heah Me Talkin' To Ya Written-By – Donald Redman, Louis Armstrong	3:04
69	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I've Got A Heart Full Of Rhythm Written-By – Horace Gerlach, Louis Armstrong	3:08
70	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Poor Old Joe Written-By – Hoagy Carmichaël	2:56
71	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Sweethearts On Parade Written-By – Carmen Lombardo, Charles Newman	2:51
72	New York, August 11, 1938
73	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Red Nose Written-By – Bonnie Lake, Marion Lake	3:01
74	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Yes Suh! Written-By – Andy Razaf, Edgar Dowell	3:10
75	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	On Treasure Island Vibraphone – Paul BarbarinWritten-By – Edgar Leslie, Joe Burke	3:04
76	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	The Music Goes 'Round And 'Round Written-By – Farley, Rilley, Hodgson	3:17
77	–Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	Hurdy-Gurdy Man Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	2:57
78	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Old Man Mose Written-By – Louis Armstrong, Zilner Randolph	2:30
79	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Ain't Misbehavin' Written-By – A. Razaf, H. Books, Thomas Waller	2:55
80	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Red Sails In The Sunset Written-By – Hugh Williams , Jimmy Kennedy	3:00
81	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Something Tells Me Written-By – Harry Warren , Mack Gordon	2:30
82	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Cash For You Trash Written-By – Ed Kirkeby, Thomas "Fats" Waller	3:02
83	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I'm In The Mood For Love Written-By – Jimmy McHugh, Dorothy Fields	3:06
84	–Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	The Skeleton In The Closet Written-By – Arthur Johnston, Johnny Burke	3:06
85	New York, March 10, 1941
86	–Louis Armstrong	Elder Eatmore's Sermon On Throwing Stones Written-By – Alex Rogers	4:17
87	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Hep Cat's Ball Written-By – Clarence Palmer , Louis Armstrong	3:15
88	New York, July 2, 1937
89	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You've Got Me Voodoo'd Written-By – Eddie Lawrence, Louis Armstrong, Luis Russell	2:57
90	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree Written-By – Egbert Van Alstyne, Harry H. Williams	2:17
91	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket Written-By – Irving Berlin	2:58
92	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	My Walking Stick Written-By – Irving Berlin	2:40
93	–Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians	On A Cocoanut Island Written-By – L. Anderson	3:08
94	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Sweet A Song Written-By – Harry Revel, Mack Gordon	3:04
95	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Mexican Swing Written-By – Terry Shand	2:37
96	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	Carry Me Back To Old Virginny Written-By – Tommy Bland	2:59
97	New York, May 1, 1940
98	New York, April 11, 1941
99	New York, April 10, 1940
100	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	True Confession Written-By – Frederick Hollander, Sam Coslow	3:04
101	New York, January 18, 1939
102	–Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	In The Gloaming Arranged By – Luis RussellWritten-By – Traditional	2:57
103	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I've Got My Fingers Crossed Written-By – Jimmy McHugh, Ted Koehler	2:54
104	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Baby Won't You Please Come Home Written-By – Charles Warfield, Clarence Williams	3:14
105	New York, June 15, 1939
106	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	2:19 Blues Written-By – Mamie Deadume	2:49
107	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I've Got A Pocketful Of Dreams Written-By – James V. Monaco, Johnny Burke	2:52
108	Los Angeles, August 18, 1936
109	–Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	When Ruben Swings The Cuban Written-By – Jack Meskill, Lean Flatow, Ted White	2:34
110	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	It's Wonderful Written-By – Cameron S. Welles, M. Parish, S. Smith	2:34
111	New York, May 18, 1938
112	–Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians	To You, Sweetheart, Aloha Written-By – J. Owens	2:56
113	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Once In A While Written-By – Bud Green, Michaël Edwards	3:07
114	–Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	Everithing's Been Done Before Written-By – E. Knopf, Harold Adamson, J. King	3:05
115	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Can't Give You Anything But Love Written-By – Dorothy Fields, Jimmy McHugh	2:54
116	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Old Man Mose Written-By – Louis Armstrong, Zilner Randolph	2:54
117	New York, May 27, 1940
118	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Falling In Love With You Written-By – M. Newman, Gus Kahn, Victor Young	3:07
119	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You're Just A No Account Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	2:50
120	–Louis Armstrong	Elder Eatmore's Sermon On Generosity Written-By – Alex Rogers	4:21
121	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Sun Showers Written-By – Arthur Freed, Nacio Herb Brown	2:40
122	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Ev'ntide Written-By – Hoagy Carmichael	2:50
123	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	If We Never Meet Again Written-By – Horace Gerlach, Louis Armstrong	3:07
124	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	West End Blues Written-By – Clarence Williams, Joseph Oliver	3:08
125	–Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven	Long, Long Ago Written-By – Thomas Haynes-Bayley	2:52
126	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Confessin' Written-By – Al J. Neiburg, D. Dougherty, E. Reynolds	3:12
127	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Groovin' Written-By – F. Brown, R.I. O'Nan, Teddy Mac Rae	2:47
128	New York, June 14, 1938
129	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Struttin' With Some Barbecue Arranged By – Chappie WilletWritten-By – Louis Armstrong	2:56
130	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	She's The Daughter Of A Planter From Havana Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	3:17
131	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Lyin' To Myself Written-By – Hoagy Carmichaël	3:09
132	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Used To Love You Written-By – George Von Tilzer, Frank Brown	2:57
133	–Louis Armstrong With Bing Crosby And Frances Langford Acc. By Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra	Pennies From Heaven Medley Written-By – Arthur Johnston, Sonny Burke	4:24
134	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	As Long As You Live Written-By – Bernie Hannighen	2:13
135	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Jubilee Arranged By – Chappie WilletWritten-By – Hoagy Carmichaël, Stanley Adams	2:35
136	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	I Come From A Musical Family Written-By – H. Franklin	2:58
137	New York, December 18, 1939
138	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Love Walked In Written-By – Ira Gershwin / George Garshwin	2:28
139	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Shoe Shine Boy Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	3:18
140	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Yours And Mine Written-By – Johnny Burke, Steve Nelson	2:40
141	New York, May 13, 1938
142	New York, March 24, 1937
143	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Our Monday Date Written-By – Earl Hines, Louis Armstrong	2:26
144	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Let That Be A Lesson To You Written-By – Jonny Mercer, Richard Whiting	2:33
145	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Shanty Boat On The Mississippi Written-By – Elmer Eaton, Johnny Shand	3:20
146	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	Cherry Written-By – Donald Redman	2:47
147	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Rhythm Saved The World Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	3:03
148	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	So Little Time Written-By – Hill, Peter De Rose	2:42
149	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You Are My Lucky Star Written-By – Arthur Freed, Nacio-Herb Brown	2:56
150	Los Angeles, August 9, 1944
151	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Jodie Man Written-By – Allan Roberts, Doris Fisher	3:15
152	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Perdido Street Blues Written-By – Lilian, Louis Armstrong	3:00
153	New York, June 24, 1938
154	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Save It Pretty Mama Written-By – Donald Redman	2:58
155	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Baby Don't You Cry Written-By – Unknown Artist	2:51
156	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	Boog It Written-By – Buck "Ram" Ramirez, Cab Calloway, Jack Palmer	2:36
157	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You Run Your Mouth, I'll Run My Business Written-By – Louis Armstrong	2:358
158	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Cut Off My Legs And Call Me "Shorty" Written-By – H. Raye	2:30
159	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Got A Bran' New Suit Written-By – Arthur Schwartz, Howard Dietz	2:53
160	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You're A Lucky Guy Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	2:50
161	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	When The Saints Go Marchin' In Written-By – Traditional	2:42
162	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Thankful Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	2:54
163	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Jeepers Creepers Written-By – Harry Warren , Johnny Mercer	2:38
164	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	You Rascal You Written-By – Sam Theard	3:02
165	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	The Song Is Ended Written-By – Irving Berlin	3:09
166	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	Darling Nelly Gray Written-By – B.R. Hanby	2:42
167	Los Angeles, November 15, 1937
168	Los Angeles, August 17, 1936
169	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Me And Brother Bill Written-By – H. Sweet, Louis Armstrong	2:42
170	–Louis Armstrong With The Decca Mixed Chorus	Jonah And The Whale Written-By – Robert McGimsey	2:46
171	New York, February 20, 1939
172	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	The Old Folks At Home Written-By – Stephen Foster	2:21
173	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Somebody Stole My Break Written-By – H. Franklin	2:44
174	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Bye And Bye Written-By – Traditional	2:30
175	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	Darling Nelly Gray Written-By – B.R. Hanby	2:44
176	–Louis Armstrong With The Decca Mixed Chorus	Going To Shout All Over God's Heaven Written-By – Traditional	2:49
177	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	The Flat Foot Floogie Written-By – Bud Green, S. Stewart, S. Gaillard	2:57
178	–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	Yes, Yes My My Written-By – Sammy Kahn, Saül Chaplin	2:35
179	–Louis Armstrong With The Mills Brothers	W.P.A. Written-By – Jesse Stone	2:46
180	Chicago, November 16, 1941

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Art Ralston (tracks: M3, M4), Carl Frye (tracks: S4 to T4), Charlie Holmes (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), Clarence Hutchinrider (tracks: M3, M4), Henry Jones (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8), Jack Stacey (tracks: E1 to E7), John Brown (tracks: T5 to T6), Pete Clark (tracks: G4 to H4, H7 to I3), Philip Waltzer (tracks: C6, C7), Rupert Cole (tracks: M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4, S4 to T4), Sidney Stoneburn (tracks: T7, T8), Willard Brown (tracks: T5 to T6)
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Murray McEachern (tracks: M3, M4)
Baritone Saxophone – Bingie Madison (tracks: I4 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), Ernest Thompson (tracks: T5 to T6), Kenny Sargent (tracks: M3, M4), Paul Ricci (tracks: T7, T8), Prince Robinson (tracks: T1 to T4)
Baritone Vocals – Harry Mills (tracks: F5 to F7, K1 to K3, P4 to P7)
Bass – Alfred Moore (tracks: T5, T6), Bob Haggart (tracks: T7, T8), Haig Stephens (tracks: L1 to L4), Hayes Alvis (tracks: S4 to S7), Joe Nawahi (tracks: F1 to F4), John Simmons (tracks: T1 to T4), John Williams (tracks: R3 to S3), Pete Peterson (tracks: C6, C7), George "Pops" Foster (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to H4, H7 to I3, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), George "Red" Callender (tracks: H5, H6, I4 to K1), James Taft (tracks: E1 to E7), Stanley Dennis (tracks: M3, M4), Wellman Braud (tracks: Q5 to R2)
Bass Vocals – John Mills (tracks: F5 to F7, K1 to K3, P4 to P7)
Clarinet – Bingie Madison (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to I3, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), Joseph Garland (tracks: M5 to P3, S4 to S7), Rupert Cole (tracks: I4 to K1, M1, M2, Q1 to Q4, S4 to T4), Sidney Stoneburn (tracks: L1 to L4, T7, T8)
Clarinet, Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Dorsey (tracks: E1 to E7), Jules Rubin (tracks: T7, T8)
Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone – Sidney Trucker (tracks: C6, C7)
Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone – Sidney Bechet (tracks: Q5 to R2)
Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Albert Nicholas (tracks: G4 to H4, H7 to I3, M1, M2), Arthur Rollini (tracks: T7, T8), William Steigmeyer (tracks: T7, T8), Prince Robinson (tracks: R3 to T4)
Drums – James Harris (tracks: T5 to T6), John Blowers (tracks: T7, T8), Paul Barbarin (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to K1), Ray McKinley (tracks: E1 to E7), Samuel Weiss (tracks: L1 to L4), Sidney Catlett (tracks: M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4, R3 to T4), Stanley King (tracks: C6, C7), Anthony Briglia (tracks: M3, M4), Arthur "Zutty" Singleton (tracks: Q5 to R2)
Electric Guitar – Emmet Slay (tracks: T5 to T6), Lawrence Lucie (tracks: R3 to T4)
Guitar – Bernard Addison (tracks: Q5 to R2), Carl Kress (tracks: T7, T8), Dave Barbour (tracks: C6, C7, L1 to L4), Jack Blanchette (tracks: M3, M4), Lee Blair (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), Norman Brown (tracks: P4 to P7), Roscoe Hillman (tracks: E1 to E7)
Guitar, Vocals – George Archer (tracks: F1 to F4), Harry Baty (tracks: F1 to F4)
Leader – Luis Russell (tracks: C8 to D8, G4 to H4, H7 to I3, J1 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4, Q1 to R2)
Liner Notes – Richard Dartigues
Music Librarian [Access To Their Own Collections] – Dominique Brigaud, Jean Portier, Richard Dartigues
Photography By [Booklet] – Daniel Filipacchi
Photography By [Cover] – Ernst Haas
Piano – Robert Van Eps (tracks: E1 to E7), David Bowman (tracks: T7, T8), Edward Swanston (tracks: T5 to T6), Fulton McGrath (tracks: C6, C7), Howard Hall (tracks: M3, M4), Luis Russell (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q5 to T4), Nathaniel Jaffe (tracks: L1 to L4)
Reissue Producer, Edited By [Reprocessed By] – Jacques Lubin, Jean Lemerre
Steel Guitar – Sam Koki (tracks: F1 to F4)
Tenor Saxophone – Al Philburn (tracks: L1 to L4), Albert Nicholas (tracks: I4 to I7), Bingie Madison (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to K1, Q1 to Q4), Dan D'Andrea (tracks: M3, M4), Dexter Gordon (tracks: T5 to T6), Joseph "Fud" Livingston (tracks: E1 to E7), Greely Walton (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8), Joseph Garland (tracks: M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4, S4 to T4), Pat Davis (tracks: M3, M4), Paul Ricci (tracks: C6, C7), Skeets Herfurt (tracks: E1 to E7), Theodore "Teddy" McRae (tracks: T5 to T6)
Tenor Vocals – Donald Mills (tracks: F5 to F7, K1 to K3, P4 to P7), Herbert Mills (tracks: F5 to F7, K1 to K3, P4 to P7)
Trombone – Adam Martin (tracks: T5 to T6), Al Philburn (tracks: C6, C7), Russell Rauch (tracks: M3, M4), Robert Byrnes (tracks: E1 to E7), Claude Jones (tracks: Q5 to R2), Donald Mattison (tracks: E1 to E7), George Matthews (tracks: G4 to H4), George Washington (tracks: G4 to H4, H7 to I3, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4, R3 to T4), Harry White (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8), Henderson Chambers (tracks: S4 to T4), Jay C. Higginbotham (tracks: G4 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), James Whitney (tracks: T1 to T4), James Archey (tracks: A1 to C5, D3 to D8), Joseph Yukl (tracks: E1 to E7), Larry Anderson (tracks: T5 to T6), Leo "Snub" Mosley (tracks: C8 to D2), Norman Greene (tracks: S4 to S7), Walter "Pee-Wee" Hunt (tracks: M3, M4), Taswell Baird (tracks: T5 to T6), Wilbur DeParis (tracks: H7 to I3, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4)
Trumpet – Andy "Fats" Ford (tracks: T5 to T6), Bernard Flood (tracks: Q1 to Q4, T1 to T4), Billy Butterfield (tracks: T7, T8), Bob Mayhew (tracks: C6, C7), Bunny Berigan (tracks: C6, C7), Frank Galbreath (tracks: S4 to T4), Frank Zullo (tracks: M3, M4), Eugene Prince (tracks: S4 to S7), George Thow (tracks: E1 to E7), Grady Watts (tracks: M3, M4), Gus Aiken (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8), Henry "Red" Allen (tracks: G4 to H4, H7 to I3, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4), Jesse Brown (tracks: T5 to T6), John McGee (tracks: L1 to L4), Léonard Davis (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8), Lester Currant (tracks: T5 to T6), Louis Bacon (tracks: A1 to C5, C8 to D8, G4 to H4, H7 to I3), Otis Johnson (tracks: M1, M2, M5 to P3), Robert Cusumano (tracks: L1 to L4), Shelton "Scad" Hemphill (tracks: G4 to H4, H7 to I3, J1 to K1, M1, M2, M5 to P3, Q1 to Q4, S4 to T4), Sonny Dunham (tracks: M3, M4), Thomas Grider (tracks: T5 to T6), Toots Camarata (tracks: E1 to E7)
Trumpet, Vocals – Louis Armstrong
Ukulele, Vocals – Andy Iona (tracks: F1 to F4)
Vibraphone – Paul Barbarin (tracks: I4 to K1)
Vibraphone, Drums – Lionel Hampton (tracks: F1, F2)
Vocals – Bing Crosby (tracks: E6, E7), Frances Langford (tracks: E6, E7)

Hinweise

Comes with a booklet with information about all the recordings.

Reprocessed at Studios Barclay Hoche Enregistrements - Paris
Distribution C.P.F. Barclay

℗ 1976 M.C.A. Records

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Other (Catalog # record 2): 510.152
Other (Catalog # record 3): 510.153
Other (Catalog # record 4): 510.154
Other (Catalog # record 5): 510.155
Other (Catalog # record 6): 510.156
Other (Catalog # record 7): 510.157
Other (Catalog # record 8): 510.158
Other (Catalog # record 9): 510.159
Other (Catalog # record 10): 510.160
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Edited At – Studios Barclay-Hoche Enregistrements
Distributed By – C.P.F. Barclay
Phonographic Copyright (p) – MCA Records

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