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78 RPM Record

Artist: Louis Armstrong Label:   OKeh Country: USA Catalogue: 8714 Date: 5 Sep 1929 Format: 10" Genre: Vocal, Jazz, Stage & Screen Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:    Price Guide: $112 » Search on eBay

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Louis Armstrong	Ain't Misbehavin'	Razaf, Waller, Brooks	Rate
B	Louis Armstrong	(What Did I Do To Be So) Black And Blue	Razaf, Waller, Brooks	Rate

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And His Orchestra
Fox trot(s) with vocal refrain(s)
(From musical show "Connie's Hot Chocolates")
Prewar Jazz

Louis Daniel Armstrong (director, vocals and trumpet); Carroll Dickerson (director on A, violin on A and B); Homer Hobson (trumpet); Ben Curry, Crawford Wethington (alto saxes); Jimmy Strong (tenor sax and clarinet); Fred Robinson (trombone); Pete Briggs (tuba); Mancy Cary (banjo); Gene Anderson (piano on A, celeste on B); Arthur "Zutty" Singleton (drums)

A) 402534-B recorded July 19, 1929
B) 402535-B recorded July 22, 1929
Both sides New York, NY

Also released on OKeh 41276
A) Reissued on Vocalion 3040
B) Reissued on Columbia 38052 (78 RPM) and 4-39232 (45 RPM)

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