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 The Louis Armstrong Legend 1926-27 (1985 UK 16-track mono compilation vinyl LP, includes I Want A Big Butter And Egg Man, Irish Black Bottom, Potato Head Blues and others, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light shelfwear and the vinyl is Excellent with little sign of play EG2604581) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Plays W.C. Handy (1973 US Columbia Special Projects 11-track mono vinyl LP, recorded in 1954 and opening with a nine minute version of the favourite St. Louis Blues, pasted picture sleeve with relevant CBS codes blanked out. The sleeve displays a just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl is flawless JCL581) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG The Louis Armstrong Legend 1926-27 (1981 UK 16-track LP compilation, including Lonesome Blues, Skid-Dat-De-Dat & Twelfth Street Rag to name only a few... The picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played SH405) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG All That Jazz (1975 UK 22-track double LP compilation, featuring original recordings from the late thirties up to the 1950 broadcast on The Bing Crosby Show with Royal Garden Blues. The gatefold picture sleeve shows only the lightest of edge wear for its age whilst both vinyl discs show minimal sign of play DJLMD8001) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Rare Batch Of Satch (1961 UK black and silver 'spot' RCA label 12-track MONO vinyl LP, includes a number of rare authentic Louis recordings from the thirties including I Got A Right To Sing The Blues, front laminated picture sleeve. From the vast personal archive collection of a former music columnist, stored away for more than 30 years RD-27230) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Hot Jazz Classics - King Louis (Mid 40s US 4 x 10" 78RPM album set, issued as Volume 1 in a series of original recordings that made jazz history, including Potato Head Blues and Heebie Jeebies. Housed in a heavyweight gatefold jacket with die-cut card inners and liner notes by George Avakian pasted inside. The packaging is in VG condition with paper loss along the bottom edge and VG+ discs. A great historic set C-28) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS HOT 5 Hot Jazz Classics (Late 1940s US 4 x 10" 78RPM album set, issued as Volume 10 in a series of original recordings that made jazz history, including Gutbucket Blues and Muskrat Ramble. Housed in a heavyweight gatefold jacket with die-cut card inners and liner notes by George Avakian pasted inside. The packaging is in VG condition with paper loss along the bottom edge. The discs are excellent, showing only light cosmetic marks that will easily clean away. A ni more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five No. 2 (1958 UK 4-track 7" EP featuring tracks recorded in 1925 & 1926, including Muskat Ramble, Heebie Jeebies, Skid-Dat-De-Dat & Gut Bucket Blues, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is Very Good with some minor tape residue marks on the back & the vinyl is Excellent with few signs of play BBE12191) 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 Plays W.C. Handy (2006 UK 16-track vinyl double LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL. This set from Armstrong, first released in 1954, is his homage to one of the influential figures in his past, as can be heard in the moving performance given, fired along by his regular band from the period. Also included here are rehearsal recordings of 'Loveless Love', 'Hesitating Blues' and 'Long Gone' plus an interview with W.C. Handy himself, great picture sleeve reproducing more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG At The Crescendo Vol. 1 Part 4 EP (Rare 1956 UK 2-track 7" EP featuring Blues For Bass & Don't Fence Me In, both recorded in LA on 21/01/55, front laminated flipback picture sleeve & an intact push out tri-centre. The picture sleeve shows few signs of being nearly fifty years old with minimal wear & the vinyl has only light inaudible surface marks to indicate play - a great copy! OE9183) more...
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG Plays W.C. Handy (2006 issue UK 16-track 2-LP set pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, this set from Armstrong, first released in 1954, is his homage to one of the influential figures in his past, as can be heard in the moving performance given, fired along by his regular band from the period, also included here are rehearsal recordings of 'Loveless Love', 'Hesitating Blues' and 'Long Gone', plus an interview with W.C. Handy himself, presented in a sealed replica picture sleeve) 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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