Paris Jazz Corner

Rare records 1934/1944/1948/1951/1952 (réf. LP 6 33 TM)

Featuring :
Louis Armstrong (trumpet), Barney Bigard (clarinet), Cozy Cole (drums), Tommy Dorsey (trombon), Benny Goodman (clarinet), Dexter Gordon (saxophone), Lionel Hampton (vibes), Arvell Shaw (bass), Jack Teagarden (trombon), Larry Anderson (trombon), German Arago (bass), Harry Babasin (bass), Taswell Baird (trombon), Charlie Barnet (saxophone), Jesse Brown (trumpet), John Brown (bass), Willard Brown (saxophone), Herman Chittinson (piano), Lester Currant (trumpet), Peter Ducongé (clarinet), Andrew Ford (trumpet), Thomas Grider (trumpet), Lionel Guimaraes (trombon), Jack Hamilton (trumpet), Joe Harris (drums), Al Hendrickson (guitar), Maceo Jefferson (guitar), Adam Martin, Ted Mcrae (saxophone), Alfred Moore (bass), Mel Powell (piano), Alfred Pratt (saxophone), Ermet Slay (guitar), Edwin Swanston (hammond organ), Ernest Thompson (saxophone), Leslie Thompson (trumpet), Oliver Times (drums), Henry Tyree (saxophone)

33rpm, mono, second hand, 20.00 €
[23.60 US$, 2,594.00 ¥]

US Pressing
Record's condition : VG+
 Cover's condition : VG+

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1930's Recording techniques.
Some dull surrounding sputterings.

Tracklisting;
Paris session, October 1934:
'St Louis Blues' two takes, 'Super tiger rag', 'Will you won't you be ma baby', 'On the sunny side of the street' en two parts, ''Song of the vipers'.

August 1944, in L.A.:
'Baby don't you cry'.

Are also featured the soundtracks and extracts from Motion pictures such as :
'The strip', 'Glory alley', 'A song is born'.

Sweet duet between both Armstrong and Teagarden on 'Basin Street Blues'.