Louis Armstrong - Louis Armstrong Plays W. C. Handy flac album

Louis Armstrong Plays . This recording was not only Louis Armstrong's finest record of the 1950s but one of the truly classic jazz sets. Their nearly nine-minute version of "St. Louis Blues" - with witty vocals, roaring Young trombone, and a couple of long majestic trumpet solos - is arguably the greatest version of the oft-recorded song.

But Armstrong's malleable tone and magnetic presence command the spotlight. Louis Armstrong Plays . Handy Louis Armstrong. Pops' joyous, bawdy riff that opens this 1954 album goes straight back to the music of his youth: He famously cut "St. Louis Blues" with Bessie Smith in 1925, and his masterful vocal performances and thrilling trumpet improvisations on this set of songs by blues composer . Handy have the kind of authority that comes from having truly lived the music.

The Memphis Blues (Or Mister Crump). Written-By – G. A. Norton, W. C. Handy. Written-By – W. Handy, W. Hirsch. Chantez Les Bas (Sing 'Em Low). 10. –Louis Armstrong. 11. Atlanta Blues (Make Me One Pallet On Your Floor). Written-By – D. Elman, W. George Avakian's Interview With .

Критики описывали альбом как лучшую запись Луи Армстронга пятидесятых и обязательный атрибут любой джазовой коллекции. Лейбл Columbia CD выпустил альбом на CD в 1986 году, внеся серьёзные изменения. Yellow Dog Blues (Handy) - 4:16. Loveless Love (Handy) - 4:28. Aunt Hagar's Blues (Brymn, Handy) - 4:57. Long Gone (From Bowling Green) (Handy, Smith) - 5:08.

Louis Armstrong Plays . has been added to your Cart. A wonderful pairing of jazz giant Louis Armstrong with revered father of the blues composer . These historic sessions from 1954 and 1956 include St. Louis Blues; Loveless Love, plus five previously unreleased tracks. Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist - Artist (Sample).

Louis Armstrong's finest album of the '50s was without a doubt Louis Armstrong Plays . Its carefree, joyous vibe permeates a record that's filled with frivolous trumpet solos, romping rhythms and Armstrong's signature growl. 180 gram audiophile vinyl. Original Release : 1954. Side A. 1. St. Louis Blues 2. Yellow Dog Blues 3. Loveless Love 4. Aunt Hagar's Blues 5. Long Gone (From Bowlin' Green). Side B. The Memphis Blues (Or, Mister Crump) 2. Beale Street Blues 3. Ole Miss 4. Chantez-Les Bas (Sing 'Em Low) 5. Hesitating Blues 6. Louis Armstrong's finest album of the '50s was without a doubt Louis Armstrong Plays .