Louis Armstrong/NC, USA 1954

Although he may be better known for his hoarse voice in “What a Wonderful World” than as a trumpet player, he is a trumpeter in the first place. Good old 50’s orthodox jazz with plenty of trumpet and vocals to listen to. Complete recording with sound board sound source. Recorded Live at University of North Carolina, May 08, 1954 // Soundboard Recording DISC 1 1. Intro 2. When It’s Sleepy Time Down South 3. (Back Home Again) in Indiana 4. A Kiss to Build a Dream On 5. My Bucker’s Got a Hole In It 6. Blueberry Hill 7. Tin Roof Blues 8. Struttin’ with Some BBQ 9. It’s Wonderful 10. Kyle’s medley 11. Margie 12. Big Mama’s Back in Town DISC 2 1. Baby It’s Cold Outside 2. Stompin’ at the Savoy – outro 3. New Orleans medley 4. C’est si Bone 5. Up a Lazy River 6. Shadrack / When the Saints… 7. When the Saints… 8. When the Saints.. (reprise) 9. High Society 10. Pennies from Heaven 11. Dum Dum Dummy Song 12. Post Show interview 13. outro Louis Armstrong – vocal, trumpet Velma Middleton – vocal Trummy Young – trombone Barney Bigard – clarinete Billy Kyle – piano Arvell Shaw – bass Kenny John – drums