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C'est ci bon : Satchmo in the forties
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- Creator
- Louis Armstrong
- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Beckenham, Kent, England : Proper Records, [2001]
- ℗2001
- Physical Details
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- 4 audio discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + program notes (47 pages : illustrations ; 13 cm)
- OCLC
- ocm51390038
- Credits
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- Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals; with various ensembles
- Proper Records: PROPERBOX 24 (P1193--P1196).
- Jazz.
- Originally released on Decca and Victor.
- Compact disc.
- Program notes by Joop Visser.
- Recorded 1940-1950.
- Coal cart blues. Cherry ; Perdido Street blues ; 2:19 blues ; Down in honky tonk town ; Coal cart blues ; Everything's been done before ; I cover the waterfront ; In the gloaming ; Long, long ago ; Hey lawdy mama ; I'll get mine bye and bye ; Do you call that a buddy? ; Yes suh! ; When it's sleepy time down South ; Leap frog ; I used to love you (but it's all over now) ; You rascal you ; (Get some) cash for your trash ; Among my souvenirs ; Coquette ; I never knew ; Jack-Armstrong blues ; I'm confessin' ; You won't be satsfied (until you break my heart) ; The frim fram sauce -- Rockin' chair. Long long journey ; Snafu ; Linger in my arms a little longer ; Whatta ya gonna do? ; No variety blues ; Joseph 'n' his brothers ; Back o'town blues ; I want a little girl ; Sugar ; Blues for yesterday ; Blues in the South ; Endie ; The blues are brewin' ; Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans? ; Where the blues were born in New Orleans ; Mahogany Hall stomp ; I wonder, I wonder ; I believe ; Why doubt my love? ; It takes time ; You don't learn that in school ; Ain't misbehavin' ; Rockin' chair -- A band was born. Back o'town blues ; Pennies from heaven ; Save it pretty mama ; St. James Infirmary ; Jack-Armstrong blues ; Rockin' chair ; Some day (you'll be sorry) ; Fifty-fifty blues ; A song was born ; Please stop playing those blues ; Before long ; Lovely weather we're having ; Muskrat ramble ; Black and blue ; Royal Garden blues ; Lover ; Stars fell on Alabama ; I cried for you ; Since I fell for you ; Tea for two -- New Orleans function. Body and soul ; Steak face ; Mahogany Hall stomp ; On the sunny side of the street ; High society ; Baby, won't you please come home? ; That's my desire ; C-jam blues ; Boff-boff ; Maybe it's because ; I'll keep the lovelight burning in my heart ; You can't lose a broken heart ; My sweet hunk o'trash ; New Orleans function (Free as a bird/Oh didn't he ramble) ; La vie en rose ; C'est ci bon ; Life is so peculiar ; You rascal you