Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra - Aint Misbehavin What Did I Do To Be Black And Blue

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Review by Cristian Espiñeira

Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra's album "Ain't Misbehavin': What Did I Do To Be Black And Blue" is a timeless classic that showcases the iconic jazz musician's unparalleled talent and versatility. The album features Armstrong's signature trumpet playing, soulful vocals, and the impeccable arrangements of his orchestra that bring his music to life.

The album's title track, "Ain't Misbehavin'," is a playful and upbeat tune that highlights Armstrong's playful side, while "What Did I Do To Be Black And Blue" is a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases his emotional depth. The album also features other classics such as "Sweet Georgia Brown" and "I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby," which are sure to have listeners tapping their feet and swaying along to the rhythm.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Ain't Misbehavin'
(What Did I Do To Be) Black And Blue

Video

Ain't Misbehavin' - Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra - Okeh Metal Mother

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Catalog Numbers

8714

Labels

OKeh

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Formats

  • Shellac
  • 10"
  • 78 RPM

Companies

RoleCompany
Record CompanyColumbia Phonograph Company, Inc.

Credits

RoleCredit
VocalsLouis Armstrong
TrumpetLouis Armstrong
Written-ByRazaf, Waller, Brooks

Notes

  • Not Licensed for radio broadcast.
  • Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain.
  • Both sides were recorded on July 19, 1929 in New York, NY.
  • First advertised in the Chicago Defender on September 14, 1929.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Runout): Ⓦ402534B
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Label): 402534
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Runout): Ⓦ402535B
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Label): 402535

About Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra

Name Vars

  • Armstrong And His Orchestra
  • His Orchestra
  • L. Armstrong And His Orchestra
  • Louis Amstrong & His Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong
  • Louis Armstrong & Band
  • Louis Armstrong & His Orch.
  • Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong & Louis Armstrong Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong & Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong & Son Orchestre
  • Louis Armstrong & Sua Orquestra
  • Louis Armstrong &His Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong + His Band
  • Louis Armstrong A. His Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong And His Big Band
  • Louis Armstrong And His Dance Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong And His Orc.
  • Louis Armstrong And His Orch.
  • Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra (1926)
  • Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra (1932-1933)
  • Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra (Chick Webb And His Orchestra)
  • Louis Armstrong And His Solists
  • Louis Armstrong And Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong And The Ambassador Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong Bigband
  • Louis Armstrong Con L'Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong E La Sua Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong Et Son Orchestre
  • Louis Armstrong I Njegov Orkestar
  • Louis Armstrong Mit Orchester
  • Louis Armstrong Mit Seinem Orchester
  • Louis Armstrong Orch
  • Louis Armstrong Orch.
  • Louis Armstrong Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong Orchestra & Chorus
  • Louis Armstrong U. S. Orchester
  • Louis Armstrong U. S. Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong U.S. Orchester
  • Louis Armstrong Und Sein Orchester
  • Louis Armstrong Und Sein Orchester Mit Englischem Gesang
  • Louis Armstrong With His Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong With Jazz Ensemble And Choir
  • Louis Armstrong With Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong With Orchestral Accompaniment
  • Louis Armstrong With The Louis Armstrong Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong With The Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong Y La Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong Y Su Conjunto
  • Louis Armstrong Y Su Orquesta
  • Louis Armstrong's Orchestra
  • Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus
  • Louis Armstzrong & His Orch.
  • Luis Armstrong Y Su Orquesta
  • Orch. Louis Armstrong
  • Orchestra
  • Orchestra Louis Armstrong
  • Orkestar Louis Armstrong
  • The Louis Armstrong Orchestra
  • Оркестр П/У Л. Армстронга
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Aliases

  • Ted Shawne And His Orchestra

Members

  • Louis Armstrong
  • Rupert Cole
  • Charlie Green
  • Lionel Hampton
  • Keg Johnson
  • Dexter Gordon
  • Johnny Williams
  • Louis Jordan
  • Teddy Wilson
  • Bobby Hackett
  • Joe Garland
  • Earl Hines
  • Sidney Bechet
  • Buck Washington
  • Arthur Rollini
  • George Koenig
  • Lawrence Brown
  • Lucky Thompson
  • Al Casey
  • Bunny Berigan
  • Red Callender
  • Art Drelinger
  • George James
  • Chick Webb
  • Dave Barbour
  • Gerald Wiggins
  • Eddie Lang
  • Hoagy Carmichael
  • Jack Teagarden
  • Fulton McGrath
  • Wellman Braud
  • Zutty Singleton
  • Don Redman
  • Zilner Randolph
  • Henry Hicks
  • Marvin Johnson
  • Prince Robinson
  • Homer Hobson
  • Joe Bailey
  • Mike McKendrick
  • Pete Briggs
  • Tubby Hall
  • Albert Nicholas
  • Lonnie Johnson
  • Harold Scott
  • Bernard Addison
  • Ed Anderson
  • Jimmy Strong
  • Ted McCord
  • Joe Sullivan
  • Otis Johnson
  • Claude Jones
  • Louis Bacon
  • Preston Jackson
  • J.C. Higginbotham
  • Stan king
  • Crawford Wethington
  • Harry White
  • Castor McCord
  • Luis Russell
  • Paul Barbarin
  • Bert Curry
  • Lawrence Lucie
  • Lester Boone
  • Les Hite
  • Teddy Hill
  • Edgar Sampson
  • Henry Prince
  • Gene Anderson
  • Greely Walton
  • Hayes Alvis
  • Johnny Dodds
  • Shelton Hemphill
  • Fred Robinson
  • Charlie Alexander
  • Pops Foster
  • Mancy Carr
  • John Lindsay
  • Mort Herbert
  • Billy Butterfield
  • Joe Turner
  • Sam Weiss
  • Midge Williams
  • Leonard Davis
  • Sidney Catlett
  • Haig Stephens
  • Joe Bushkin
  • Lee Blair
  • Carl Frye
  • Wilbur De Paris
  • Pete Peterson
  • Al Philburn
  • Gus Aiken
  • Bingie Madison
  • George Washington
  • Charlie Holmes
  • Al Hall
  • Yank Porter
  • Teddy McRae
  • Henry Jones
  • Budd Johnson
  • Marshall Royal
  • Johnny Blowers
  • Dorothy Dandridge
  • Arvell Shaw
  • Dick Cary
  • Eddie Condon
  • Danny Barcelona
  • Peanuts Hucko
  • John Brown
  • Scotville Brown
  • Bill Oldham
  • Bob Haggart
  • Dave Bowman
  • Elmer Whitlock
  • George Oldham
  • Henry \"Red\" Allen
  • George Matthews
  • Pete Clark
  • Harvey Brooks
  • Elmer James
  • \"Big Chief\" Russell Moore
  • Maceo Jefferson
  • Leslie Thompson
  • Henry Tyree
  • Jack Hamilton
  • Peter Duconge
  • Oliver Tines
  • Alfred Pratt
  • Herman Chittison
  • Jake Hanna
  • Carl Kress
  • Trigger Alpert
  • John Simmons
  • Charlie Jones
  • Taswell Baird
  • Scoville Brown
  • Henderson Chambers
  • Friedrich Hollaender
  • Jimmy Archey
  • John Trueheart
  • Charlie Beal
  • Kaiser Marshall
  • Ed Mullens
  • Will Johnson
  • Ceele Burke
  • James Whitney
  • Elmer Williams
  • Fud Livingston
  • George Orendorff
  • Bill Perkins
  • Luther \"Sonny\" Craven
  • Nat Jaffe
  • William Blue
  • Alfred Moore
  • Arthur Dennis
  • Elmer Warner
  • Danny Perri
  • Bill Stegmeyer
  • Paul Ricci
  • Andrew Ford
  • Sid Stoneburn
  • Ed Swanston
  • Norman Greene
  • Gene Prince
  • Frank Galbraith
  • Bernard Flood
  • Jack Greenberg
  • Carroll Dickerson
  • Fletcher Hereford
  • Jules Rubin
  • Happy Caldwell
  • Willie Lynch
  • Albert Washington
  • Willard Brown
  • Robert Cusumano
  • Amos Gordon
  • Thomas Grider
  • Earl Mason
  • Louis Hunt
  • Billy Hicks
  • Alton Moore
  • Charlie Gaines
  • Jesse Brown
  • Adam Martin
  • Bob Mayhew
  • Leo \"Snub\" Mosley
  • Philip Waltzer
  • Sidney Trucker
  • Lester Currant
  • James Harris
  • Milton Schatz
  • Arthur Davey
  • Benny Hill
  • Wesley Robinson
  • Ed Hayes
  • Ellsworth Blake
  • John Sparrow
  • Waddet Williams
  • Nathaniel Allen
  • Edmund McConney
  • Don Hill
  • Ernest Thompson
  • Louis Gray
  • Robert Butler
  • Chiefy Scott
  • German Arago
  • Lionel Guimaraes
  • Howard Davis
  • Johnny McGhee
  • Emitt Slay
  • Larry Anderson
  • Don Kirkpatrick
  • William Randolph Cole
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Summary by Cristian Espiñeira

"Ain't Misbehavin': What Did I Do To Be Black And Blue" is a must-have for any fan of jazz music. It is a timeless masterpiece that showcases the genius of Louis Armstrong and his orchestra, and is sure to be enjoyed for generations to come.

Comments

94strada
94strada
2023-04-14
One great performance, a preface for Armstrong's early 1930s style!
anavieiram
anavieiram
2023-04-13
Swing it!!
donnasutter
donnasutter
2023-04-12
well I think this is amazing..some say 78s well they did not sound good how good they played on a wind up...how rong a lot of people were the recoding were fantastic and the sound was exslent the test pressing were out of this would.
just because some thing it's old and know good..think it over first ..the rscen they were yousing shelack is it was cheep and if they were to put on to a sort of vinyl the cost would of been to much..just think and here this you would think it was recorded to day..
kninehd
kninehd
2023-04-12
Me: I WANNA LIVE A BETTER LIFE!!! BUT ALL PEOPLE FEEL IS BEING SO MAD WHEN I'M 11 YEARS OLD!???? Anyone: *Talks To Me* Aww.. Don't Feel Bad. People Couldn't Rage When You're At A New Age
creativeartsnet
creativeartsnet
2023-04-11
Carroll Dickerson on violin!
apuqawyl
apuqawyl
2023-04-10
This is goddamn incredible. Would it be possible to share a .flac or .wav lossless version?
latentlifestyle
latentlifestyle
2023-04-10
This is glorious, wonderful
neoirene
neoirene
2023-04-10
Qué buena definición sonora en esta versión de Louis con su Orchestra del 29' de la ""joya"" de Fats Waller este emblemático ain't misbehavin que llega al corazón ...!!!...es la del sello Okeh pero sacada del metálico de reproducción.....me impactó...hacía mucho que no la escuchaba,,,,la voz de Satchmo....y su solo final son ""el jazz""...el tejido de contención que hace la banda...con esa suave linea de saxos y maderas...emociona...y esa melodía pegadiza y encantadora del inolvidable Fats
tangowae
tangowae
2023-04-10
Golly! I fell in love with this take on a low-quality LP reissue from the sixties. The quality of this copy is just beyond belief.
ranesoham05
ranesoham05
2023-04-09
I got into this music because of Bioshock infinite and Mafia 2
beatrizponce13
beatrizponce13
2023-04-09
NO recording has ever done full justice to Pops's trumpet. I was privileged to have heard him in live performance seven times from November of '55 to August of '64, and the power and majesty of that sound--like Pavarotti's tenor you could always identify it after two notes--so filled with overtones, never abated. The closest anyone came to capturing its entirety was George Avakian in the W.C. Handy album, with the "Ambassador Satch" album in 2nd place. Neither Decca nor Verve nor Kapp ever came close. Nick Dellow has done a wonderful job here with a relatively early recording, but overtones never captured initially cannot really be restored.
rotez6
rotez6
2023-04-08
This is the next best thing to a time machine - WOW!
princesstrina
princesstrina
2023-04-08
I see Knee Drops (which I'm not familiar with) - here I go next.