Disco de Louis Armstrong: «Gold»

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Valoración de usuarios: (4.7 de 5)
Título:Gold
Fecha de publicación:2006-09-19
Tipo:Audio CD
Sello discográfico:Hip-O Records
UPC:602517041806

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Contenido

1 - 1 What a Wonderful Worldimg 2:22
1 - 2 Cabaretimg 3:57
1 - 3 Dream a Little Dream of Me Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrongimg 3:07
1 - 4 Mameimg 2:23
1 - 5Solitude
1 - 6Hello Dolly
1 - 7 You Go To My Head Oscar Peterson and Louis Armstrongimg 6:27
1 - 8 I Gotta Right to Sing the Bluesimg 3:00
1 - 9A Fine Romance Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
1 - 10 Georgia on My Mindimg 3:19
1 - 11 When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)img 4:07
1 - 12 On the Sunny Side of the Streetimg 5:12
1 - 13 Mack the Knifeimg 3:22
1 - 14 Rockin' Chair Jack Teagarden and Louis Armstrongimg 3:17
1 - 15 Basin Street Bluesimg 6:53
1 - 16Someday (You'll Be Sorry)
1 - 17 It Takes Two To Tango Louis Armstrong and Sy Oliver's Orchestraimg 2:56
1 - 18 A Kiss to Build a Dream Onimg 3:05
2 - 1 Gone Fishin'img 2:36
2 - 2(I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You Louis Prima, Louis Jordan and Louis Armstrong
2 - 3 La Vie en Roseimg 3:23
2 - 4My Sweet Hunk O' Trash Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday
2 - 5 Blueberry Hillimg 4:16
2 - 6(What Did I Do To Be So) Black and Blue
2 - 7 Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleansimg 3:02
2 - 8I Wonder
2 - 9 When It's Sleepy Time Down Southimg 3:13
2 - 10 I'm Confessin' (That I Love You)img 3:30
2 - 11 Ain't Misbehavin'img 2:58
2 - 12 When the Saints Go Marching Inimg 4:47
2 - 13Struttin' With Some Barbeque
2 - 14Swing That Music
2 - 15 Old Man Moseimg 2:33
2 - 16 I'm In The Mood For Loveimg 3:14
2 - 17 St. Louis Bluesimg 2:44
2 - 18 Lazy Riverimg 3:08
2 - 19 West End Bluesimg 4:19
2 - 20 Potato Head Bluesimg 2:57
2 - 21 Wild Man Bluesimg 3:19
2 - 22 Heebie Jeebies Louis Armstrong and Louis Armstrong & His Hot Fiveimg 2:55

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42 Satchmo essentials from his '20s Hot Fives and Sevens classics to his '60s vocal hits! You get Heebie Jeebies; Wild Man Blues; Potato Head Blues; St. Louis Blues (rare 1934 French version); What a Wonderful World; Hello Dolly; Mame; Mack the Knife ; duets with Billie Holiday, Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington and more!

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Edgar Olivares "The Entity" (New York City, NY USA)

11 Noviembre 2006

20 personas de un total de 20 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- Great collection from a great artist

Satchmo's contribution to modern music & pop culture is legendary. He was a great trumpeteer & influential jazz singer. He was already 63 years old when he had his first and only #1 hit "Hello Dolly". He is also believed to have started what's known as scatting. The story is during the recording of "Heebie Jeebies" (the last track in this collection) the sheet music fell to the floor so he just started vocalizing without using actual words.

The set starts with his last and probably most popular hit "What A Wonderful World" which didn't become a hit until 1988, almost 17 years after his passing. The rest of the collection runs in reverse chronological order spanning four decades down to his years with the Hot Five and Hot Seven. There are also collaborations with Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Bing Crosby, Louis Jordan, and Billie Holiday. There's one track previously unreleased in the US: "St. Louis Blues".

If you're new to Satchmo, then you found a great place to start. Even if you may have other collections from him, this is still highly recommended. It's just a great listen.

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G. Burnett

04 Marzo 2012

2 personas de un total de 2 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- Louis Armstrong Gold

I love Louis Armstrong's early songs and his most popular songs. This album includes all the must-have songs of any Louis Armstrong fan while not over-lapping those great old 1920's and 1930's songs I have already. (Next up on my collection is the 1940's box-set)

I love every track on these two CDs. If you buy this item you will NOT be disappointed. I don't know why this set was not included in a Louis Armstrong collecter guide I read, because this is a one-stop shop for all of his best songs. If you don't own any Louis Armstrong songs, this is an excellent place to start as well. Just don't stop here, keep collecting! Everything Armstrong made is "Gold" so far that I can tell.

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Loraine Stevens "redjack" (so cal)

16 Marzo 2010

1 personas de un total de 1 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:

- Great listening music

Excellent, wonderful just so smooth and amber - this is a must have addition to any music library

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Raymond Yocum

09 Marzo 2013

- Not too bad

First CD of the set was very good the second wasn't as good. I really enjoy Louis Armstrong but he has better CDs

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pat281

12 Agosto 2012

- Solid Gold!!

Solid gold!! This is one of the best CDs that I have with Louis Armstrong. Would recommend this highly for jazz lovers.