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Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven
Artist Biography For Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven
Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven Was A Jazz Studio Group Organized To Make A Series Of Recordings For Okeh Records In Chicago Illinois In May 1927. Some Of The Personnel Also Recorded With Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Including Johnny Dodds Clarinet Lil Armstrong Piano Johnny St. Cyr Banjo And Guitar . These Musicians Were Augmented By Johnny Dodds's Brother Baby Dodds Drums Pete Briggs Tuba And John Thomas Trombone Replacing Armstrong's Usual Trombonist Kid Ory Then Touring With King Oliver. Briggs And Thomas Were At The Time Working With Armstrong's Performing Group The Sunset Stompers.
In Five Sessions Between May 7 And May 14 1927 The Group Recorded At Least 12 Sides Including "Willie The Weeper " "Wild Man Blues " "Twelfth Street Rag " And "Potato Head Blues" Celebrated For Louis Armstrong's Stop-Time Solo .
Their Song "Melancholy Blues" Is Included On The Voyager Golden Record Attached To The Voyager Spacecraft.
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Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven Was A Jazz Studio Group Organized To Make A Series Of Recordings For Okeh Records In Chicago Illinois In May 1927. Some Of The Personnel Also Recorded With Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Including Johnny Dodds Clarinet Lil Armstrong Piano Johnny St. Cyr Banjo And Guitar . These Musicians Were Augmented By Johnny Dodds's Brother Baby Dodds Drums Pete Briggs Tuba And John Thomas Trombone Replacing Armstrong's Usual Trombonist Kid Ory Then Touring With King Oliver. Briggs And Thomas Were At The Time Working With Armstrong's Performing Group The Sunset Stompers.
In Five Sessions Between May 7 And May 14 1927 The Group Recorded At Least 12 Sides Including "Willie The Weeper " "Wild Man Blues " "Twelfth Street Rag " And "Potato Head Blues" Celebrated For Louis Armstrong's Stop-Time Solo .
Their Song "Melancholy Blues" Is Included On The Voyager Golden Record Attached To The Voyager Spacecraft. read less
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In Five Sessions Between May 7 And May 14 1927 The Group Recorded At Least 12 Sides Including "Willie The Weeper " "Wild Man Blues " "Twelfth Street Rag " And "Potato Head Blues" Celebrated For Louis Armstrong's Stop-Time Solo .
Their Song "Melancholy Blues" Is Included On The Voyager Golden Record Attached To The Voyager Spacecraft. read less
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