LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT SEVEN Potato Head Blues (Scarce 1935 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring Alligator Blues, both tracks recorded in May 1927, great gold printed blue & white Parlophone labels. The disc itself is in superb conditionwith no scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its SEVENTY years! R2185) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG My Good Old Good Ones (50's UK 4-track 7" vinyl EP featuring recordings made between 1926-1928 and including Once In A While, Fireworks, My Monday Date and You Made Me Love You, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleevesome ringwear to the unlaminated back but is in otherwise excellent condition with the vinyl looking barely played, complete with intact 3-prong centre TFE-17298) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG My Good Old Good Ones Vol. 2 (Scarce late 50s UK 4-track 7" vinyl EP featuring tracks recorded in 1927 & 1928, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows negligible wear & the vinyl actually appears unplayed! TFE17302) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Vol. 5 "Heah Me Talkin' To Ya" 1939.1941 (French 14-track vinyl compilation LP, volume 29 in the Jazz Heritage series, glossy picture sleeve with French text and English song titles amd musician details. The sleeve shows minorage wear and the vinyl appears seldom played. MCA510.064) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG That's All I Want The World To Remember Me By (1964 US wide centred white title label Radio Copy promotional vinyl 7" for the single release, also including Hello Dolly!, Kapp company die cut paper sleeve KS-2145) more...
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ALEX WELSH & HIS BAND The Melody Maker Tribute To Louis Armstrong Vol. 1 - 3 (1971 UK 22-track 3-LP set, recorded live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, London on the 4th of July 1970, & released in tribute to the passing of Pops on July 6, 1971. The presence of the great, late Humphrey Lyttelton also graces these recordings, alongside the likes of George Chisholm, Lennie Hastings & more. Each part is housed in its respective laminated sleeve & in excellent condition throughout. Long li more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG/VARIOUS Tribute To Louis Armstrong (1994 US 13-track CD album - a great tribute to the late jazz legend, originally released in 1986. This disc comprises of two sessions, both recorded in Holland. The first, tracks 9-13, was recorded October 1983 and the second, tracks 1-8, in July 1986. Features great renditions of Muskrat Ramble, Swing That Music and Summertime. Issued in a great monochrome picture sleeve) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG with VELMA MIDDLETON Takes Two To Tango (Scarce 1952 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring That's My Desire, great gold on black Brunswick labels. The disc itself is in superb condition with no scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its FIFTY FIVE years!) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG From The Big Band To The All Stars (1946-1956) (1984 French 30-track double vinyl LP featuring recordings between 1946 and 1956, gatefold picture sleeve with detailed notes in French and English across the centre spread. The sleeve shows only minor wear and both discs appear seldom played NL89279[2]) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA New Orleans To New York Part 1 (1957 UK triangular centre 7" EP, featuring When The Saints Go Marching In, Bye & Bye, West End Blues & Mahogany Hall Stomp. The laminated flipback picture sleeve shows just some mild wear from storage & the vinyl is Excellent with few signs of play OE9189) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Salute To Satchmo (1970 UK 160-page softback book written by Max Jones, John Chilton and Leonard Feather and produced by Melody Marker Publication. This book was produced about a year before Louis died [6th July 1971 aged 69]. Thebook shows some signs of age and some of the pages at the back have come unstuck but is otherwise in good condition and hard to find) more...
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