Louis Armstrong and his All Stars at two different locations in San Francisco 1954. doing what they loved and did best: playing Jazz of a quality defying description, and, as Louis would have said “pleasing the people”. There’s proof to spare that “pleasing the people” was fundamental to Louis; a pointer to the deep compassion for mankind which he felt and which brought him as much love as his consummate faultless artistry as a trumpet player.
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Louis Armstrong y sus All Stars en dos lugares diferentes de San Francisco en 1954, haciendo lo que más les gustaba y lo que mejor sabían hacer: tocar un jazz de una calidad que desafía cualquier descripción y, como habría dicho Louis, "complacer a la gente". Hay pruebas de sobra de que "complacer a la gente" era fundamental para Louis; un indicador de la profunda compasión por la humanidad que sentía y que le proporcionaba tanto amor como su consumado e impecable arte como trompetista.
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1 - Sleepy Time Down South, Pt. 1 02:36
2 - Indiana 04:20
3 - Big Butter and Egg Man 04:16
4 - High Society 02:41
5 - Auld Lang Syne 01:06
6 - Back O'town Blues 05:43
7 - 12th Street Rag 05:45
8 - Sleepy Time Down South, Pt. 2 04:04
9 - Shadack / When the Saints 05:42
10 - West End Blues 05:05
11 - Dummy Song 03:32
12 - Bucket's Got a Hole in It 03:04
13 - Tin Roof Blues 05:13
14 - Sleepy Time Down South, Pt. 3 00:27
Louis Armstrong (tp & vo) Trummy Young (tb) Barney Bigard (cl & vo) Billy Kyle (p) Arvell Shaw, Milt Hinton (b) Barrett Deems, Kenny Jones (dr) Velma Middleton (vo)
Recorded January 16th & December 31st, 1954
released January 1, 1990
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