Vinyl VG+. Labels are good. In original HMV paper sleeve.

Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra - He's a Son of the South / Hustlin' and Bustlin' for Baby / I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues / Sittin' in the Dark



c. 1950s issue; recorded in Chicago, January 26, 1933.



Personnel:

Louis Armstrong (tp,vcl) Ellis Whitlock, Zilner Randolph (tp) Keg Johnson (tb) Scoville Brown, George Oldham (cl,as) Budd Johnson (cl,ts) Teddy Wilson (p) Big Mike McKendrick (bj,g) Bill Oldham (b) Yank Porter (d)

Great vocals and Red Hot trumpet solos from Satchmo.

Terrific and Scarce Jazz EP in Very Good Condition.


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