Louis Armstrong Sings The Blues
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Collection(s) | Jazz |
Catalogue Number | LJM 1005 |
Matrix Number | N/A |
Record Label | RCA Victor |
Record Format | 33 1/3 RPM - 12" |
Shelf Number | 012536 |
Number of Tracks | 12 |
Date Recorded | N/A |
Album Artists | |
Notes | N/A |
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1 - I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
Composer(s) : Ted Koehler - Harold Arien
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2 - Basin Street Blues
Composer(s) : Spencer Williams
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3 - St.louis Blues
Composer(s) : W. C. Handy
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4 - The Blues Are Brewin'
Composer(s) : Lou Alter - Eddy DeLange
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5 - Rockin' Chair
Composer(s) : Hoagy Carmichael
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6 - Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans
Composer(s) : Cliff Dixon - Bob Carleton
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7 - Blues For Yesterday
Composer(s) : Carr
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8 - Jack Armstrong Blues
Composer(s) : Louis Armstrong - Jack Teagarden
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9 - Blues In The South
Composer(s) : Carr - Johnstone
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10 - Back O'town Blues
Composer(s) : Louis Armstrong - Luis Russell
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11 - Fifty Fifty
Composer(s) : Billy Moore Jr.
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12 - Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
Composer(s) : Lou Alter - Eddy DeLange
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