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The final volume of Louis Armstrong's Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings features 25 tracks. These recordings reveal how deeply and broadly Armstrong had begun to use improvisation as it played into the heart of the blues, as well as how complex the arrangements had gotten while still remaining accessible as music to be listened to and danced to. They also represent the final three recordings Lil Hardin Armstrong made with the band, as she and Louis were divorced in early 1928 (with no less than Lonnie Johnson on guitar -- check his solo on "I'm Not Rough"). Kid Ory, Johnny Dodds, and Johnny St. Cyr, all original members, also departed. Earl Hines enters the picture with the next Hot Five, as does Fred Robinson on trombone, Jimmy Strong on clarinet and tenor saxophone, Zutty Singleton on drums, and Mancy Cara on banjo. Armstrong and Hines both sang in this formation, which accounts for the vast majority of the material found here, beginning in June of 1928 with the OKeh single "Fireworks" and including the famous "Basin Street Blues" as well as "Sugar Foot Strut," "West End Blues," and Hardin's classic "Don't Jive Me," among others. The band changed names and some members later in the year. Hines and Robinson remained, but the great Don Redman joined on clarinet and alto and became the arranger, as did Dave Wilborn on banjo and guitar. This faction, known as Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five, recorded such monstrously successful cuts as Armstrong's "Muggles" (before the creator of Harry Potter was a thought in her grandmother's mind), "Weather Bird," and Redman's amazing "Save It, Pretty Mama." On the 12th of December, a week after this session, the Savoy Ballroom Five actually included seven members, with Mancy Cara and Jimmy Strong being added back into the fold for new treatments of "St. James Infirmary," "Tight Like This," and "Hear Me Talkin' to Ya." Throughout, what is heard is a tightening of arrangements by Redman, whose musicality and sense of harmonic unity is as keen as Duke Ellington's in this period, and the fact that improvisation played a role that was as central as that of a bridge in a pop song later in the century. As with the other two volumes, this is indispensable.
© Thom Jurek /TiVo
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Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Kid Ory, Trombone - Lil Armstrong, Piano - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Johnny St. Cyr, Banjo - Phil Schaap, Producer - Lillian Hardin Armstrong, Lyricist - Lillian Hardin Armstrong, Composer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Louis Armstrong, Cornet - Johnny Dodds, Clarinet - Lonnie Johnson, Guitar - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Richard M. Jones, Producer
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Kid Ory, Trombone - Lil Armstrong, Piano - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Johnny St. Cyr, Banjo - Phil Schaap, Producer - Lillian Hardin Armstrong, Lyricist - Lillian Hardin Armstrong, Composer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Louis Armstrong, Cornet - Johnny Dodds, Clarinet - Lonnie Johnson, Guitar - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Richard M. Jones, Producer
Originally Released 1928 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Kid Ory, Trombone - Lil Armstrong, Piano - Johnny St. Cyr, Guitar - Johnny St. Cyr, Banjo - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Johnny Dodds, Clarinet - Lonnie Johnson, Guitar - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Richard M. Jones, Producer - E. Ory, Composer - E. Ory, Lyricist
Originally Recorded 1927. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Earl Hines, Vocal - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Various, Tenor Saxophone - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Mancy Cara, Vocal - Mancy Cara, Banjo - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Spencer Williams, Composer - Spencer Williams, Lyricist - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - S. Williams, Composer - S. Williams, Lyricist - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Earl Hines, Speaker - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - E. Hines, Composer - E. Hines, Lyricist - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Speaker - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - L. Hardin, Composer - L. Hardin, Lyricist - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Tenor Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1940. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
C. Williams, Lyricist - C. Williams, Composer - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - J. OLIVER, Composer - J. OLIVER, Lyricist - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five, Performer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - C. Schwab, Composer - C. Schwab, Lyricist - H. Myers, Composer - H. Myers, Lyricist - B. Pierce, Composer - B. Pierce, Lyricist - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Unknown, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - L. Hardin, Composer - L. Hardin, Lyricist - Earl Hines, Piano - Mark Wilder, Mastering Engineer - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Bruce Talbot, Executive Producer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Tom Ruff, Mastering Engineer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Thomas "Fats" Waller, Composer - Thomas "Fats" Waller, Lyricist - Earl Hines, Vocal - Earl Hines, Piano - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven, Performer - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Tenor Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Clarence Williams, Composer - Clarence Williams, Lyricist - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - Mancy Carr, Vocal - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Michael Brooks, Producer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Phil Schaap, Producer - Lillian Hardin Armstrong, Lyricist - Lillian Hardin Armstrong, Composer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Tenor Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Mancy Cara, Vocal - Mancy Cara, Banjo - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Michael Brooks, Producer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Tenor Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - V. Spivey, Composer - V. Spivey, Lyricist - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five, Performer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - S. Williams, Composer - S. Williams, Lyricist - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Michael Brooks, Producer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Dave Wilborn, Banjo - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Don Redman, Arranger - Don Redman, Alto Saxophone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - D. Redman, Composer - D. Redman, Lyricist
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five, Performer - Earl Hines, Piano - W. Melrose, Composer - W. Melrose, Lyricist - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Dave Wilborn, Banjo - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - A. HILL, Lyricist - A. HILL, Composer - Don Redman, Alto Saxophone - Don Redman, Clarinet - Richard M. Jones, Producer - L. Armstrong, Composer - L. Armstrong, Lyricist
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Michael Brooks, Producer - Earl Hines, Piano - Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven, Performer - J. Davis, Composer - J. Davis, Lyricist - Zutty Singleton, Drums - P. Denniker, Composer - P. Denniker, Lyricist - Dave Wilborn, Guitar - Dave Wilborn, Banjo - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Don Redman, Vocal - Don Redman, Arranger - Don Redman, Alto Saxophone - Don Redman, Clarinet - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - D. Redman, Composer - D. Redman, Lyricist
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Bruce Talbot, Executive Producer - Earl Hines, Piano - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Tom Ruff, Mastering Engineer - Mark Wilder, Mastering Engineer - L. Armstrong, Composer - L. Armstrong, Lyricist
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
Frank Abbey, Engineer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - L. Armstrong, Composer - L. Armstrong, Lyricist - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1928. All rights reserved by Sony Music Entertainment
Seth Rothstein, Co-Producer - Michael Brooks, Producer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Phil Schaap, Producer - Louis Armstrong, Speaker - Louis Armstrong, Performer - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Tenor Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Steve Berkowitz, Co-Producer - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Don Redman, Arranger - Don Redman, Alto Saxophone - Don Redman, Clarinet - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Carroll Dickerson Orchestra, Performer - Mancy Carr, Banjo - L. Armstrong, Composer - L. Armstrong, Lyricist
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five, Performer - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - J. Primrose, Composer - J. Primrose, Lyricist - Jimmy Strong, Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Don Redman, Vocal - Don Redman, Arranger - Don Redman, Alto Saxophone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five, Performer - A. Curl, Composer - A. Curl, Lyricist - Earl Hines, Piano - Zutty Singleton, Drums - Louis Armstrong, Vocal - Louis Armstrong, Trumpet - Jimmy Strong, Saxophone - Jimmy Strong, Clarinet - Fred Robinson, Trombone - Don Redman, Vocal - Don Redman, Arranger - Don Redman, Alto Saxophone - Richard M. Jones, Producer - Mancy Carr, Banjo
Originally released 1929. All rights reserved by SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Presentación del Álbum
The final volume of Louis Armstrong's Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings features 25 tracks. These recordings reveal how deeply and broadly Armstrong had begun to use improvisation as it played into the heart of the blues, as well as how complex the arrangements had gotten while still remaining accessible as music to be listened to and danced to. They also represent the final three recordings Lil Hardin Armstrong made with the band, as she and Louis were divorced in early 1928 (with no less than Lonnie Johnson on guitar -- check his solo on "I'm Not Rough"). Kid Ory, Johnny Dodds, and Johnny St. Cyr, all original members, also departed. Earl Hines enters the picture with the next Hot Five, as does Fred Robinson on trombone, Jimmy Strong on clarinet and tenor saxophone, Zutty Singleton on drums, and Mancy Cara on banjo. Armstrong and Hines both sang in this formation, which accounts for the vast majority of the material found here, beginning in June of 1928 with the OKeh single "Fireworks" and including the famous "Basin Street Blues" as well as "Sugar Foot Strut," "West End Blues," and Hardin's classic "Don't Jive Me," among others. The band changed names and some members later in the year. Hines and Robinson remained, but the great Don Redman joined on clarinet and alto and became the arranger, as did Dave Wilborn on banjo and guitar. This faction, known as Louis Armstrong & His Savoy Ballroom Five, recorded such monstrously successful cuts as Armstrong's "Muggles" (before the creator of Harry Potter was a thought in her grandmother's mind), "Weather Bird," and Redman's amazing "Save It, Pretty Mama." On the 12th of December, a week after this session, the Savoy Ballroom Five actually included seven members, with Mancy Cara and Jimmy Strong being added back into the fold for new treatments of "St. James Infirmary," "Tight Like This," and "Hear Me Talkin' to Ya." Throughout, what is heard is a tightening of arrangements by Redman, whose musicality and sense of harmonic unity is as keen as Duke Ellington's in this period, and the fact that improvisation played a role that was as central as that of a bridge in a pop song later in the century. As with the other two volumes, this is indispensable.
© Thom Jurek /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 22 pista(s)
- Duración total: 01:08:51
- Artistas principales: Louis Armstrong
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Columbia - Legacy
- Género Jazz
Originally Released 1928, 1929, 1940, (P) 2003 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
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