Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five West End Blues OKEH 8597
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Aug 31, 2010
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Item Description:Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five West End Blues / Fireworks OKEH 8597 ~1928 original 78
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Okeh 8597
Condition Of Sleeve: plain
Condition Of Record:VG to + plays strong,hear samples. There is a very small edge chip on the disc but it ends well before the beginning of the track and does not affect play.The Fireworks side label seems to lack the gold coloration of the letters,also it has a tiny label stuck beside title.
Comments: The Kingdom of Swing starts here and belongs to Louis Armstrong. His unaccompanied introduction is the fanfare that announces--in a devastating display--that a new wondrous world of music has been perfected. It is all accomplished in 12 seconds."West End Blues" is a piece by the "second" Hot Five. The Hot Fives and Seven recordings, while seminal Armstrong works, are often misperceived. They were both studio-only units which didn't reflect Armstrong's live performances, as he played in public with big bands. Furthermore, the Hot Seven recorded for but a single week during the three years of "Hot" combo sessions. And the two names for three combos also hides the fact that there were two distinct Hot Fives. The second--Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five--includes a sixth instrument: drums. They are played by Zutty Singleton, and this second group features an entirely different personnel roster, highlighted by piano genius Earl "Fatha" Hines
C. Williams/K. Oliver); Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocal; Earl Hines, piano; Fred Robinson, trombone; Jimmy Strong, clarinet; Mancy Carr, banjo; Zutty Singleton, drums. Solos: Armstrong (trumpet); Robinson; Armstrong (vocal) & Strong; Hines; Armstrong (trumpet); Rec. Chicago, June 28, 1928.
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