LOUIS ARMSTRONG Louis Wishes You A Cool Yule (2022 limited edition 11-track LP pressed on Red Vinyl, the first ever Louis Armstrong Christmas record, including a never-before-heard spoken word Louis track 'A Visit From St. Nicholas' with fellow New Orleans icon Sullivan Fortner providing a gorgeous musical underbed. Picture sleeve with hype sticker, inside the original opened shrink. This example was opened only to confirm the vinyl colour - it more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS HOT FIVE Rendezvous At The Sunset Cafe (1955 UK 10-track 10" vinyl LP on the gold & green Columbia label, Chicago recordings from1925-1926, matt flipback picture sleeve. Both the sleeve & vinyl are Excellent (taking age into account) with light signs of wear or play 33S1058) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG At His Very Best (2003 UK 38-track double CD, featuring an array of classic tracks from Louis, including What A Wonderful World, I'm In The Mood For Love, We Have All The Time In The World & Blueberry Hill, picture sleeve in jewel case) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS ALL STARS Mack The Knife (A Theme From The Threepenny Opera) (1959 UK vinyl 7" single with an intact four prong centre, also including The Faithful Hussar, Philips company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains excellent with just a few surface marks 45-PB.967) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT FIVE Squeeze Me (Scarce 1940 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring S.O.L. Blues, tracks recorded in 1927 & 1928, great gold printed blue & white Parlophone labels. The disc itself is in superb condition with no scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its SIXTY FIVE years! R2774) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT SIX Blues For Yesterday (Scarce 1949 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring Blues In The South, great gold on maroon 'Nipper' HMV 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! B9717) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG with GORDON JENKINS & HIS ORCHESTRA It's All In The Game (Scarce 1952 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring When It's Sleepy Time Down South, 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 & HIS HOT SEVEN The Last Time (Scarce 1940 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring Ory's Classic Trombone, great gold printed blue & white Parlophone labels. The disc itself is in superb condition with no scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its SIXTY FIVE years! R2792) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA Chicago Breakdown (1954 UK 7" single on the maroon & gold Columbia label with four-prong centre, also featuring 'Twelfth Street Rag', both tracks recorded live in Chicago on 11/5/27. Comes housed in a vintage die-cut Columbia sleeve. The delicate sleeve shows some minor creasing over the years & the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with just the lightest cosmetic signs of age SCM5118) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG July 4, 1900 / July 6, 1971 (Mid 70s US issue of the 1971 34-track compilation double LP, textured gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear or edge scuffing & the vinyl is flawless. This LP has come from the vast personal collection of the former Director of Publicity & Marketing for Blue Note in the USA & has been stamped & annotated on the sleeve as being part of his Jazz Archive - A true piece of Jazz history! VPM-6044) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG What A Wonderful World (1967 UK 7" vinyl single with 'Factory Sample' stickered label & intact original four prong centre, also featuring Cabaret, HMV company die cut paper sleeve POP1615) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG The Complete Collection (2007 UK 2-CD album comprising a 38-track collection of the best loved & most memorable tracks from arguably one of the most important figures in 20th century popular music, and unites some fantastic examples of his skill, mainly gathered from his successful Decca and Verve era) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Rockin' Chair EP (1961 UK 4-track RCA Gold Standard Series 7" EP with an intact four prong centre, originally released in 1958, featuring live recordings of Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra from 1932, 1933 and 1947 including Rockin' Chair, Basin Street Blues, St. James' Infirmary and When It's Sleepy Time Down South; front laminated flipback picture sleeve. he sleeve shows verylittle wear and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in excellent cond more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Louis Armstrong - His Greatest Years Volume 1 - 3 (1961 UK 48-track set of THREE LP volumes, covering the great man's recordings between 1925 & 1928 [needless to say, in mono]. All three are first editions on the iconic black &gold Parlophone label & all three are Factory Sample stickered on their side one labels for review ahead of release, all housed in their respective front laminated flipback sleeve with in depth notes & emitex inners. Each cover [VG+] is in gr more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ALL-STARS Satchmo (1962 UK 20-page concert brochure for Satchmo's third British Tour of April-May 1962, packed with seldom seen photos, a musician/song list, adverts, programme notes by Benny Green & a unique picture cover.This collector's brochure remains in Excellent condition with only minor ageing & comes complete with a rare ticket stub for the 2nd May 1962 show at the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS HOT FIVE Satchmo (Late 50's UK 4-track 7" Solid centred vinyl EP with intact four prong centre, housed in a picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear with some missing patches of laminate, whilst the vinyl appears barely played TFE.17183 more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT FIVE Gut Bucket Blues (Scarce 1948 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single issue of the 1926 recording also featuring Yes! I'm In The Barrel, great gold on dark blue 'Swing Music Series' Columbia labels. The disc itself is in superb condition with no scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its SIXTY years! DB2978) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Singin' Swingin' Louis EP (Scarce 1959 UK 4-track 7" vinyl EP with intact original four prong centre & 'Factory Sample' stickered label, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in fantastic condition! 7EG8495) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Louis Armstrong - His Greatest Years Volume 1 - 4 (Superb mid 60s UK black & yellow Parlophone label 64-track set of four LP volumes, covering the great man's recordings between 1925 & 1928 [needless to say, in mono], each parthoused in its respective front laminated flipback sleeve with extensive album notes on the reverse. Collectively, the sleeves are Excellent with just the odd small crease among the pack & the vinyl discs are in Excellent condition with barely any more...
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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 & HIS HOT SEVEN Willie The Weeper (Scarce 1937 UK 10" 78RPM shellac single also featuring Weary Blues, boh tracks recorded in May 1927, great gold printed blue & white Parlophone labels. The disc itself is in superb condition withno scratches & just a couple of light surface marks to show for its SEVENTY years! R2393) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ALL-STARS Jazz Concert (Scarce 1951 UK 5-track 10" vinyl LP featuring Jack Teagarden, Earl Hines & Cozy Cole amongst others, flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some shelfwear & edge scuffing but the vinyl is in greatcondition with just a couple of marks to show for its FIFTY FIVE years - A nice copy at a great price LA8534) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT SEVEN Louis Plays The Blues (1958 UK 4-track 7" EP on the turquoise label with four-prong centre, featuring historic tracks recorded in May 1927, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little minor creasing from ring wear & the vinyl is Excellent with minimal play GEP8627) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Jazzin' With Armstrong (1953 UK 8-track 10" LP on the green & gold Columbia label, featuring tracks recorded in 1927 & 1928, fully laminated scalloped flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just theusual laminate shrinkage and splitting in places & the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play 33S1007) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND 'SAVOY BALLROOM FIVE' & HIS ORCHESTRA St. James Infirmary 1928-1929: Vol. 6 (1975 Italian 'The King Jazz Story' Collector's Edition 13-track vinyl LP compilation, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinylappears barely played SM3747) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG The Louis Armstrong Legend 1928-29 (1981 UK 18-track LP compilation, including historic tracks with his Hot Five, Savoy Ballroom Five, Orchestra & Earl Hines. The glossy picture sleeve shows minimal edge wear & the vinyl stilllooks barely played SH407) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA Sings The Blues (1964 French 12-track vinyl LP, includes Basin Street Blues, Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans, Fifty-Fifty Blues and many others, front laminated flipback picture sleeve with French sleevenotes. The sleeve shows light wear and the vinyl is Excellent with little sign of play) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ORCHESTRA Swing That Music (1973 UK 14-track mono LP compilation, featuring tracks recorded between 1935 & 1944, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a light bit of corner creasing & the vinyl remains inExcellent condition with minimal play CP1) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Satchmo's Greatest 1947 - 1956 Vol.5 (1970's French orange Victor label 11-track mono vinyl LP, Volume 42 in the Black & White series, featuring recordings in New York dating from the late '40's and in Los Angeles with Hal Mooney's Orchestra from the late '50's. Flipback laminated picture sleeve in near mint condition as is the vinyl #731.052) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG I've Got The World On A String (Mid to late 1960s UK green World Sound label 10-track MONO vinyl LP, recorded by Verve in New York [circa 1959], with the orchestra conducted by Russell Garcia and showcasing Satchmo's deep raspysinging voice across a series of coolly delivered standards, housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve. There is only minor signs of storage to the sleeve and despite a few minor signs of play, the vinyl remains in excellent conditi more...
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