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Collection
Date and
Location
| I Never Knew(la vcl) |
| What's The Good Word(ab vcl) |
| I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City(la vcl) |
| You Never Knew(ja vcl) |
| Lazy River(la vcl) |
| On the sunny side of the street(la vcl) |
LP-4006
August 17, 1943
| Basin Street Blues |
| |
JAZZ
LPJT69
Opera House,
January 13, 1944
| I Got a Rught to Sing the Blues |
| I Got Rhythm |
| VP665 | Basin Street Blues |
| VP1025 | Back O'town Blues |
| JDB91 | My Ideal |
| JDB102 | Flying Home pt1 |
| JDB103 | Flying Home pt2 |
| Jammin' The Vibes |
SOCIETY
AA 522/523
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Roy Eldridge(tp) Jack Teagarden(tb, vcl) Barney Bigard(cl) Coleman Hawkins(ts) Art Tatum(p) Al Casey(g) Oscar Pettiford(b) Sidney Catlett(d) Billie Holiday, Mildred Bailey(vcl)
January 18, 1944
| L3502 | Whatcha say ? |
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jesse Brown, Andrew "Fats" Ford, Thomas Grider, Lester Currant(tp) Taswell Baird, Adam Martin, Larry Anderson(tb) Johon Brown, Willard Brown(as) Ted McRae, Dexter Gordon(ts) Ernest Tohmpson(bar) Ed Swanston(p) Emmet Slay(g) Alfred Moore(b) James "Coatsville" Harris(d) Dorothy Dandridge(vcl)
Auguat 9, 1944
| SIDE 2 | |
| 5. | Perdido |
| 6. | Brother Bill (la vcl) |
| 7. | Ain't Misbehavin' (la vcl) |
| 8. | Groovin' |
| 9. | Is You is Or is You Ain't My Baby? (la,vm vcl) |
| |
Louis Armstrong(tp, vcl) Velma Middleton, Jimmy Ross(vcl)
Dexter Gordon(ts) and Big Sid Catlett(d) on 9.
Pennsylvania,
September 12, 1944
| Keep on Jumpin' |
| |
Alabama,
October 6, 1944
| VPI10541 | Play Me The Blues, take 1 |
| VPI10542 | Play Me The Blues, take 2 |
| VPI10791 | I'm Confessin', take 1* |
| VPI10792 | I'm Confessin', take 2* *:bb, lm out |
| |
103
December 7, 1944
| 72693-A | I Wonder |
| |
JAZZ
LPJT64
January 14, 1945
| Blue Skies |
| |
109
Frank Sinatra(vcl) accompaniment by unknown band
August 1945
| D6VC | |
| 5020-1 | Long Long Journey (1,2,4,6) |
| 5021-1 | Snafu (1,3,4) |
| |
RA-98
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl-1) Charlie Shavers(tp-2) Neal Hefti(tp-3) Jimmy Hamilton(cl-4) Johnny Hodges(as) Don Byas(ts) Duke Ellington(p-6) Billy Strayhorn(p) Remo Palmieri(g) Chubby Jackson(b) Sonny Willson(d)
January 10, 1946
| PD6-VC | |
| 5020-2 | Long Long Journey |
| |
NL 89279-2
January 10, 1946
| PD6-VC | |
| 5021-2 | Snafu |
| |
NL 89279-2
Junuary 10, 1946
| 73285A | You Won't Be Satisfied |
| 73286A | The Frim Fram Sauce |
| |
(tp,vcl) Billy Butterfield(tp) Bill Stegmeyer(cl, as) George Koenig(as) Jack Greenberg, Art Drellinger(ts) Milton Schatz(bar) Joe Bushkin(p) Danny Perri(g) Trigger Alpert(b) Cozy Cole(d) Ella Fitzgerald(vcl) Bob Haggart(cond)
January 18, 1946
| D6VB | |
| 1736 | Linger In Your Arms ALittle Longer |
| 1737-1 | Whatta Ya Gonna Do ? |
| 1738-2 | No Variety Blues |
| 1739 | Joseph and his Brothers |
| 1740 | Back O'town Blues |
| |
NL 89279-2
April 27, 1946
| D6VB | |
| 2149-1 | I Want A Little Girl |
| 2150-1 | Sugar |
| 2151-1 | Blues For Yesterday |
| 2152-1 | Blues In The South(1) |
| |
JAZZ
LPJT64
October 6, 1946
| D6VB | |
| 2190 | Endie |
| 2191 | The Blues Are Brewin' |
| |
NL 89279-2
October 17, 1946
| D6VB | |
| 2192-1 | Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans ? |
| 2193-1 | Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans |
| 2194-2 | Mahogany Hall Stomp |
| |
NL 89279-2
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Edward "Kid" Ory(tb) Albany "Barney" Bigard(cl) Charlie Beal(p) "Bud" Scott(g) George "Red" Callender(b) Minor "Ram" Hall(d)
October 17, 1946
| Black And Blue | |
| Up A Lazy River | |
| (I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal, You | |
| Ain't Misbehavin' | |
| |
BLM52025
(tp,vcl) Mouse Randolph(tp) Henderson Chambers(tb) Edmund Hall(cl) Charles Bateman(p) Jojnny Williams(b) Jimmy Crawford(d)
Carnegie Hall,
New York City,
February 8, 1947
| Reminiscin' with Louis |
| The band who plays few bars of "High Society" includes. |
| |
Q-004
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb) Sidney Catlett(d)
February 18, 1947
| D7VB | |
| 647-1 | I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder |
| 648-1 | I Believe |
| 649 | Why Doubt My Love ? |
| 650-1 | It Takes Time |
| 651-1 | You Don't Learn That in School |
| |
NL 89279-2
March 12, 1947
| Intrduction by Fred Robbins | |
| 01. | Cornet Chop Suey (A) |
| 02. | Our Monday Date (A) |
| 03. | Dear Old Southland (B) |
| 04. | Big Butter And Egg Man (A) |
| 05. | Tiger Rag (C) |
| 06. | Struttin' with Some Barbecue (C) |
| 07. | Sweethearts on Parade (C) |
| 08. | St. Louis Blues (C) |
| 09. | Pennies from Heaven (C) D8VC76 |
| 10. | On the Sunny Side of the Street (C) |
| 11. | I Can't Give You Anything But Love (C) |
| 12. | Back O'town Blues (C) D8VC75 |
| 13. | Ain't Misbehavin' (C) D8VC73 |
| 14. | Rockin' Chair (C) D8VC74 |
| 15. | Muskrat Ramble (C) |
| 16. | Save It, Pretty Mama (D) D8VC77 |
| 17. | St. James Infirmary (E) D8VC78 |
| 18. | Royal Garden Blues (D) |
| 19. | Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans? (D) |
| 20. | Jack-Armstrong Blues (D) |
| |
PM 45374
Louis Armstrong and his All Stars
(A) Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Richard "Dick" Cary(p) Bob Haggart(b) Sidney "Big Sid" Catlett(d)
(B) Louis Armstrong(tp) "Dick" Cary(p)
(C) Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Robert L. "Bobby" Hackett(cnt) Jack Teagarden(tb, vcl) Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko(cl, ts) Richard "Dick" Cary(p) Bob Haggart(b) Sidney "Big Sid" Catlett(d)
(D) Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Robert L. "Bobby" Hackett(cnt) Jack Teagarden(tb, vcl) Michael A. "Peanuts" Hucko(cl, ts) Richard "Dick" Cary(p) Bob Haggart(b) George Wettling(d)
(E) Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb, vcl) "Dick" Cary(p) Bob Haggart(b) George Wettling(d)
Town Hall concert,
May 17, 1947
| D7VB | |
| 952-2 | Jack-Armstrong Blues(jt,la vcl) |
| 953 | Rockin' Chair (jt, la vcl) |
| 954-1 | Some Day (la vcl) (1) |
| 955-2 | Fifty-Fifty Blues |
| |
NL 89279-2
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Bobby Hackett(cnt) Jack Teagarden(tb, vcl) Michael "Peanuts" Hucko(cl, ts) Ernie Caceres(bar, cl) Johnny Guarnieri(p, cel-1) Al Casey(g) Al Hall(b) Cozy Cole(d)
June 10, 1947
| Goldwyn Stomp | |
| |
109
(vib) Phil Moore(p) Zutty Singleton(d)
August 9, 1947
| M-233 | A Song Was Born |
| M-233 | A Song Was Born (alt take) |
| |
NL 89279-2
Louis Armstrong(tp, vcl) Tommy Dorsey(tb) Benny Goodman(cl) Charlie Barnet(ts) Mel Powell(p) Lionel Hampton(vib) Al Hendrickson(g) Harry Babasin(b) Louis Bellson(d) Jeri Sullivan, The Golden Gate Quartet, The Brazilians(vcl)
August 9, 1947
| D7VB | |
| 1082-1 | A Song Was Born |
| 1083-1 | Please Stop Playing Those Blues |
| 1084-1 | Before Long |
| 1085-1 | Lovely Weather We're Having |
| |
NL 89279-2
October 16, 1947
| 80352 | Muskrat ramble 1 |
| 80353 | Muskrat ramble 2 |
| |
JUCD 2003
Boston Mass,
November 30, 1947
unedited
version
p141
| When It's Sleepy Time Down South |
| Ain't Misbehavin' |
| I Cried For You |
| Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues |
| I Cried Last Night |
| Steak Face |
| When The Saints Go Martin' In |
| Basin Street Blues |
| That's My Desire |
| King Porter Stomp |
| On The Sunny Side Of The Street |
| Chinatown |
| |
Q-004
Sandy Hook
S.H. 2050
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb) Barney Bigard(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Sidney Catlett(d) Velma Middleton(vcl)
February 22-23, 1948
| Dear Old Southland |
| Black And Blue |
| Royal Garden Blues |
| Stars Fell On Alabama |
| Lover |
| I Cried For You |
| Buzz Me |
| You Rascal You |
| Tea For Two |
| How High The Moon |
| Someday You'll Be Sorrry |
| Someone to Watch over Me |
| Honeysuckle Rose |
| Back O'town Blues |
| When It's Sleepy Time Down South |
| Mahogany Hall Stomp |
| On The Sunny Side Of The Street |
| High Society |
| Basin Street Blues |
| Baby Won't You Please Come Home |
| That's My Desire |
| C-Jam Blues |
| Body And Soul |
| Muskrat Ramble |
| Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues |
| Steak Face |
| Blues From The Sky |
DISC
TFD 5.003
TWO FLATS
DISC
TFD 5.004
Louis Armstrong and The All Stars
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb, vcl) Barney Bigard(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Sidney Catlett(d) Velma Middleton(vcl)
March 2, 1948
| I cried for you(vm vcl) |
| Do You know What It Means To Miss New Orleans(jt vcl) |
| Just you, just me |
| Boogie woogie on St. Louis blues |
LPJT69
Queen-disc
Q-019
June 2, 1948
| I'm Confessin' | |
| Panama Rag |
June 3, 1948
| Brother Bill(la vcl) |
| Whispering |
| Struttin' with some barbecue |
| St. Louis blues |
UJ17
Queen-disc
Q-019
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb) Barney Bigard(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Sidney Catlett(d) Velma Middleton(vcl)
June 4, 1948
| Basin street blues |
| High society |
| Lover |
| Jack Armstrong blues(la,jt vcl) |
| Don't fence me in(vm,la vcl) |
| Mop Mop |
| I got the right to sing the blues(jt vcl) |
| Someday |
| Together |
UJ17
Queen-disc
Q-019
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb) Barney Bigard(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Sidney Catlett(d) Velma Middleton(vcl)
June 5, 1948
| That's a plenty |
| East of the sun |
Q-019
June 12,
1948
| St. James infirmary |
Q-019
September 6,
1948
| Black And Blue |
Philadelphia
September 11,
1948
| Muskrat ramble |
| Panama |
| Maybe you'll be there(jt vcl) |
| Lazy river(la vcl) |
Q-019
September 18,
1948
| Introduction |
| Lazy river(la vcl) |
| Panama rag(la vcl) |
| Lazy bones(Crosby/la duet) |
| Rockin' chair(la/jt duet) |
Rare
SR-5009
Louis Armstrong(tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden(tb) Joe Venuti(vln) Buddy Cole(p) Perry Botkin(g) James Moore(b) Nick Fatool(d)
San
Francisco,
March 16, 1949
| King Porter Stomp | |
| Struttin' With Some Barbecue | |
| |
(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Cozy Cole(d)
Philadelphia,
August 5, 1949
| Stompin' At The Savoy | |
| Jack-Armstrong Blues | |
| Honeysuckle Rose | |
| Baby, It's Cold Outside | |
| Stars Fell On Alabama | |
| |
JJ601
(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Cozy Cole(d) Velma Middleton(vcl)
Philadelphia,
August 12, 1949
| Struttin' With Some Barbecue | |
| Rockin' Chair | |
| How It Lies, How It Lies | |
| I Got Rhythm | |
| Baby, Won't You Please Come Home? | |
| Just You, Just Me | |
| |
JJ601
(cl) Earl Hines(p) Arvell Shaw(b) Cozy Cole(d) Velma Middleton(vcl)
Philadelphia,
August 13, 1949