Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven - The Golden Era Series The Louis Armstrong Story Vol 2
Review by Frank Becker
The Golden Era Series: The Louis Armstrong Story by Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven is a must-have for any jazz lover's collection. This album is a compilation of some of the best works by the legendary jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong, and his band The Hot Seven. The album features some of Armstrong's most iconic tracks such as "West End Blues," "Potato Head Blues," and "Struttin' With Some Barbecue."
The album is a perfect representation of the golden era of jazz, with Armstrong's masterful trumpet playing and the Hot Seven's impeccable rhythm section. The tracks are all expertly arranged and performed, showcasing Armstrong's incredible range and versatility as a musician.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "West End Blues," which features Armstrong's signature scatting and a beautiful solo by Earl Hines on piano. The track is a perfect example of Armstrong's ability to blend traditional jazz with his own unique style.
Album: The Golden Era Series The Louis Armstrong Story Vol 2
Rating: 3.86
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| S.O.L. Blues | ||
| Gully Low Blues | ||
| Potato Head Blues | ||
| Melancholy Blues | ||
| Chicago Breakdown | ||
| Keyhole Blues | ||
| Willie The Weeper | ||
| Twelfth Street Rag | ||
| Weary Blues | ||
| Alligator Crawl | ||
| That's When I'll Come Back To You | ||
| Wild Man Blues |
Video
Potato Head Blues Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven on Okeh 8503 recorded May 10, 1927
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Catalog Numbers
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
About Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven
Name Vars
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- And His Hot Seven
- Hot Seven
- Hot Sevens
- King Louis Armstrong And His Hot 7
- Louis Armstrong & His Orch.
- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
- Louis Armstrong & Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong And His \
- Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven (Sic)
- Louis Armstrong And His Hot-Seven
- Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra
- Louis Armstrong Con \
- Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong E Seus Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong Und Seine Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong With The Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong Y Sus Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrong's Hot 7
- Louis Armstrong's Hot Seven
- Louis Armstrongs Hot Seven
- Luis Armstrong & His Hot Seven
- Luis Armstrong And His Hot Seven
- Seven
- The Hot Seven
- The Louis Armstrong Hot Seven
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Members
- Louis Armstrong
- Johnny Williams
- Earl Hines
- Vic Dickenson
- Red Callender
- Zutty Singleton
- Prince Robinson
- Kid Ory
- Pete Briggs
- Tubby Hall
- Johnny St. Cyr
- Lawrence Lucie
- Barney Bigard
- Johnny Dodds
- Allan Reuss
- Sidney Catlett
- George Washington
- Lil Hardin-Armstrong
- Baby Dodds
- Leonard Feather
- Gerald Reeves
- Charlie Beal
- Boyd Atkins
- Honore Dutrey
- Rip Basset
- Albert Washington
- John Thomas
Summary by Frank Becker
Comments
The King of Jazz.
Such a joyous piece! Brings a smile to my face every time.
God playing Jazz!!
Genial
Woody Allen brought me here.
Brian Rust told me many years ago that in his opinion this was the greatest jazz recording of all time. I agreed with him and haven't changed my mind.
I had no idea this masterpiece was recorded in 1927! The recording is actually very good - for that period. One of my favorite songs of all time! Johnny Dodds (Dots)! And Pops! Just awesome. Thanks.
My favorite song, period. Especially the Johnny Dodds clarinet solo.
gorgeous
I have to use this song for a history assignment
chi è qui per la scuola e la vuole ascoltare mille volte da quanto è bella
Most of the people here came to enjoy the music . Meanwhile we found this song through online class ....
Woody Allen's Manhattan brought me here.
How can I cite this for school project use?
here from Bill and Ted
I've posted a transcription of Louis Armstrong's playing on this tune here: http://robertbeasleymusic.com/downloads/potato-head-blues/
Over 90 y/o sounds as fresh as yesterday's!
Take away Louis's heartfelt love of his friends and mankind in general.take away his legendary generosity,and his unforgettable smile.Take away his singing style that influenced every one who heard him including females (eg Billie Holiday).forget that he was at the forefront of introducing white and blacks in the same band..Overlook the fact that he,against his managers advice,publicly criticized the President for not taking the little black girl who had been refused entry into a white school,by the hand and walking her in to class.(Little Rock,Arkansas.)..Then all you have left is the greatest,most inspirational,influential jazz trumpet player ever.
