louis armstrong Louis Armstrong & His Friends [JAZZ Revolution Discount Edition]

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Contents: Amazon Exclusive Bonus: Special Card Calendar Format: CD Specifications: Jewel Case Specifications 2: Remastered Original Recording Obi: Included Commentary: 120 famous albums at the revolutionary price of 1500 yen! ! This is the posthumous work recorded in 1970, one year before the death of Louis Armstrong, affectionately known as Satchmo. Bernard Purdie and Chuck Rainey participate, and the self-remake of "What a Wonderful World" is moving! Recording Year: 1970 Performer Credits: Tracks 3, 7, 9 Musicians: Arnold Black, Selwart R. Clarke, Winston Colleymore, Paul Gershman, Manny Green, Harry Lookoffski, Gene Olioff, Joe Malin, Max Polikoff (vin), Julian Barber, Alfred Brown, David Schwartz, Emmanuel Baldi (va), Charles McCrackin, Kermit Moore, George Rich, Alan Shulman (vc), Richard Davis, George Duvivier (b), John Williams Jr (el-b), Sam Brown, Kenny Burrell (g), James Spaulding (fl), Frank Owens (p), Pretty Purdie (ds) Recorded May 26, 1970 Tracks 2, 5, 8 Musicians: Leon Thomas (vo), Matthew Raimondy (vin), Gene Goldman (conga), others as above (excluding Gene Olioff) Recorded May 27, 1970 Tracks 1, 4, 6, 10 Musicians: Robert Ashton, Ray Beckenstein, Daniel Bank, Jerry Dojon, Billy Harper (s), Garnett Brown, Bill Campbell, Al Grey, Questin Jackson (tb), Thad Jones, Jimmy Owens, Ernie Royal, Marvin Stamm (tp, fl), Chuck Rainey (el-b), Sam Brown, Kenny Burrell (g), Frank Owens (p), Gene Golden (conga), Pretty Purdie (ds) Carl Hall, Janis Bell, Ila Goban, Matthew Leadbetter, Tasha Thomas (vo) Recorded May 29, 1970 [TRACKLIST] 01. 01. Give Victory to Us 02. The Man in the Town (Echoes) 03. What a Wonderful World 04. Boy from New Orleans 05. The Creator Has a Master Plan 06. Give Peace to Us 07. Mood Indigo 08. His Father Wore Long Hair 09. My One and Only Love 10. This Black Cat Has Nine Lives A masterpiece that revolutionized jazz. An experimental work by a standard-bearer of the jazz revolution. This legendary album that remains in jazz history is available at the revolutionary price of 1500 yen (1650 yen including tax)!! Media reviews and more A posthumous work recorded in 1970, one year before the death of Louis Armstrong, affectionately known as Satchmo. Bernard Purdie and Chuck Rainey participate, and the self-remake of "What a Wonderful World" is moving! (C)RS