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The Jubilee Shows No. 21 & 22

Artist: Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong - The Jubilee Shows No. 21 & 22 CD
Label: Storyville
Price: $9.95 
Year: 2002
Format: CD

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These two shows were made in Hollywood in 1943 to be broadcast exclusively to U.S. troops overseas during W.W.II. The two main acts on these programs are Louis Armstrong with a big band and Henry ”Red” Allen’s sextet, plus a couple of vocalists (Ivie Anderson & Jewel Paige), a couple of drum soloists (Lee Young & Paul Barbarin) and a couple of comedy skits. The 21 numbers on this one hour-long CD are being released here for the first time. The musical repertoire is largely dixieland and traditional jazz, along with some popular tunes of the day. On the first show, Louis Armstrong performs classic versions of On The Sunny Side of the Street and Dear Old Southland, as well as a hilarious comedy skit with Jack Benny and Eddie ”Rochester” Anderson. On the second show, Henry Allen performs with his long-time trombone colleague J.C. Higginbotham, together with a first-rate New Orleans rhythm section powered by Paul Barbarin and bassist Benny Moten. The show’s momentous climax teams top clarinetist Barney Bigard with Henry Allen and Paul Barbarin on Rug Cutter’s Swing.
ARTISTS
Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra
Louis Armstrong - Trumpet & Vocal, Shelton Hemphill, Frank Galbreath, Bernard Flood – Trumpet, George Washington - Trombone & Vocal, Henderson Chambers, James Whitney, Trombones, Rupert Cole, Joe Hayman - Alto Sax, Joe Garland - Tenor Sax & Arranger, Prince Robinson - Tenorsax, Luis Russell – Piano, Lawrence Lucie – Guitar, Ted Sturgis - String Bass, Henry "Chick" Morrison Drums.

Henry "Red" Allen And His Orchestra Henry "Red" Allen - Trumpet; J. C. Higginbotham - Trombone; Don Stovall - Alto Sax; "General" Morgan - Piano; Benny Moten - String Bass; Paul Barbarin - Drums.

TRACKS
1. Great Day
2. On The Sunny Side Of The Street
3. Leap Frog
4. Comedy Skit
5. Dear Old Southland
6. Drum Stomp
7. Stormy Weather
8. Ol' Man Mose
9. Great Day
10. Dear Old Soutland
11. Great Day
12. Harlem Stomp
13. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
14. I've Got The World On A String
15. Tea For Two
16. Comedy Skit
17. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
18. Hip Hip Hooray
19. Drum Break
20. Rug Cutter's Swing
21. Great Day
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