[Dixielandjazz] "The Louis Armstrong Discography"

[Phil O'Rourke]

Bob

as well as the French recording, Louis also recorded it in England with the
line-up you mentioned.
I have included as many of the re-issues that I have details for (thanks Tom
Lord) so it may help you with the version you are playing..


He first recorded it in December 1950 (according to my data) with a band
consisting of

Louis Armstrong (tp,vcl) Jack Teagarden (tb,vcl) Barney Bigard (cl) Earl
Hines (p) Arvell Shaw (b) Cozy Cole (d)
MGM studios, Hollywood, CA, December 26-29, 1950 for the soundtrack of the
film "The Strip".

Phil O'Rourke
Australia


Louis Armstrong (tp,vcl) Tyree Glenn (tb,vcl) Joe Muranyi (cl) Marty
Napoleon (p) Buddy Catlett (b) Danny Barcelona (d) Jewel Brown (vcl) same
same except Sacha Distel (g-1)
concert, Juan-les-Pins, France, July 27, 1967
     A kiss to build a dream on (la vcl) (see note)    Locomotive
(F)ML11009, 73602, 73425-27, FLM05,
        Muza (Pol)SXL1158, Joker (It)SM3864, SM3806/2,
        SM3965, C65/4, Vygson (F)20252, Amiga (G)8.50.807,
        Euromusic (F)151, COF19, Intercord (G)125.400,
        Delta (G)DA2003, LC3843, PDS103, MP (It)MP666002,
        Lotus (It)LOP14014, Gold Award MER604, Les Tretaux
        (F)6304, Music For Pleasure (F)1648701,
        Bandstand BDCD1521 [CD], Laserlight 15700 [CD],
        55554 [CD], Tomato 700702 [CD],Delta 11063[CD](ed)
        Wagram (F)3041952 [CD](ed), The Entertainers
        CD0206 [CD](ed), Tring (Eu)VAR041 [CD](ed)
  Note: All titles on Festival (F)ALB200 also on Byg (Jap)YX2037, Vanguard
VSD91/92, 79524-2 [CD]
All titles on Giganti del Jazz (It)GJ45 also on Jazz Giants (It)VDJ-1.
All titles on Joker (It)SM3864 also on Up International (It)LPUP5056, Atoll
(F)79116, 79101-102.
(*) "Mop mop" (58 sec.) leads into "When it's sleepy time down south" on at
least Joker (It)SM3864 (and equivalents).
Most issues of "A kiss to build a dream on" are edited; however Joker
(It)SM3806/2, Bandstand BDCD1521 [CD] are complete.
Some issues of "That's my desire" have Glenn's vocal edited out; but Joker
(It)SM3806/2 is a complete version.
"Ole Miss" erroneousley titled "St. James infirmary" on Festival (F)ALB200,
Musidisc (F)CV2504, Vanguard releases.


Louis Armstrong (tp,vcl) Tyree Glenn (tb,vibes,vcl) Joe Muranyi (cl) Marty
Napoleon (p) Buddy Catlett (b) Danny Barcelona (d) Jewel Brown (vcl)
BBC-2 TV Shepherd's Bush studio, London, July 2, 1968
        A kiss to build a dream on (la vcl)    Brunswick BL754169, 81008
[CD]

Note: this was the first of two 45 minute programs videotaped at the same
session.
all titles on Brunswick BL754169 also on Brunswick (E)BRBS5001,
(F)CED940101, (Jap)GP1012, EMI (Eu)C056-95684, MCA538, Sonet (Dan)SLP3011,
London (E)ZGU142, (G)6.24023, Bellaphon (G)BLST6502, Longines SYS5416.
Brunswick 81008 [CD] titled "Louis Live"; see flwg session for rest of CD.





> I've been trying to access the "Louis Armstrong Discography" at:
> http://www.satchography.com/home.html for a whole day now without success.
Other URL's work normally.
>
> Does anybody know why there's no response?
>
> The question I was trying to get answered for my jazz programme on local
radio was: When and where was "A Kiss To Build A Dream On" with the All
Stars (Glenn, Murany; Napoleon, etc.) recorded?
>