1952-1953
Louis ARMSTRONG
- Ref. UA7308
- CLASSICS RECORDS, 2004. Enregistrement 1952-1953.
From Decca Records.
Interprètes
- Louis ARMSTRONG WITH GORDON JENKINS & HIS ORCH
- ESTRA:
- Louis ARMSTRONG : Voix, Trompette
- Bob MCCRACKEN : Clarinette
- Milt YANER : Saxophone alto
- Stitz FERGUSON : Saxophone ténor
- George BERG : Flûte
- Romeo PENQUE : Flûte
- Marty NAPOLEON : Piano
- Art RYERSON : Guitare
- Arvell SHAW : Contrebasse
- Cozy COLE : Drums
- strings & choir
- Sy OLIVER : Conductor [Coll. Jazz], Arrangeur
- Trummy YOUNG : Trombone
- Barney BIGARD : Clarinette
- Louis ALOIS : Saxophone alto
- Everett VAN DEVEN : Saxophone alto
- Fred NETTING : Saxophone ténor
- Abraham ROZANOFF : Saxophone baryton
- George ROSE : Guitare
- Dick JACOBS : Saxophone alto
- Sam TAYLOR : Saxophone ténor
- Joe BUSHKIN : Piano
- Everett BARKSDALE : Guitare
- GLENN MILLER STORY (THE):
- Joe YUKI : Trombone
- Babe RUSSIN : Saxophone ténor
- Gene KRUPA : Drums
- Louis ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA:
- Jack PLEIS : Arrangeur, Conductor [Coll. Jazz]
- Don JACOBY : Trompette
- Raymond G. SASSETTI : Trompette
- Byron BAXTER JR : Trompette
- George J. JEAN : Trombone
- Howard L. DAVIS : Saxophones
- Mike SIMPSON : Saxophones
- Hobart GRIMES : Saxophones
- Remo BIONDI : Guitare
- Louis ARMSTRONG & THE COMMANDERS:
- Toots CAMARATA : Conductor [Coll. Jazz], Arrangeur
- Billy BUTTERFIELD : Trompette
- Andy FERRETTI : Trompette
- Carl POOLE : Trompette
- Lou MCGARITY : Trombone
- Cutty CUTSHALL : Trombone
- Phil GIARDINA : Trombone
- Jack SATTERFIELD : Trombone
- Hymie SCHERTZER : Saxophone alto, Saxophone baryton
- Al KLINK : Saxophone ténor
- Bernie LEIGHTON : Piano
- Carmen MASTREN : Guitare
- Sandy BLOCK : Contrebasse
- Ed GRADY : Drums
Pistes
- 1 White Christmas
- 2 Winter wonderland
- 3 Chlo-e
- 4 Listen to the mocking bird
- 5 Your cheatin' heart
- 6 Congratulations to someone
- 7 April in Portugal
- 8 Ramona
- 9 Basin Street blues
- 10 Otchi-tchor-ni-ya
- 11 Sittin' in the sun
- 12 Dummy song
- 13 'Zat you, Santa Claus?
- 14 Cool yule
- 15 Someday you'll be sorry
- 16 The gypsy
- 17 I can't afford to miss this dream