Louis Armstrong - Uncollected Singles 1955-1961

[mjzee]

Release date November 11:

Louis Armstrong had one of the longest recording careers of any artist of the 20th Century. Whilst parts of his career are well represented digitally, his singles from the mid-1950s to the early ‘60s are often overlooked, mainly because they were issued by many different labels. The collection attempts to remedy this. It features sides from Capitol, Columbia, Dot, MGM, Pye, RCA, Roulette, Verve and more. Some on CD for the first time in their single edits with some previously unissued on CD stereo versions including the complete unedited single versions of Calypso and Now You Has Jazz from High Society and The Five Pennies Saints. Almost all recordings are extremely rare on CD and of course mastered to Jasmine’s usual high standards. A set to fill holes in many an Armstrong collection.

[EKE BBB]

Is this legit? How much is it actually "extremely rare on CD"?

[medjuck]

Does it include "Cheesecake"?

[miles65]

Tracklist

1. A Theme From The Threepenny Opera (mack The Knife) - Louis Armstrong

2. The Faithful Hussar - Louis Armstrong

3. When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along - Louis Armstrong

4. Six Foot Four - Louis Armstrong

5. Now You Has Jazz - Louis Armstrong

6. High Society Calypso - Louis Armstrong

7. Rain Rain - Louis Armstrong

8. I Never Saw A Better Day - Louis Armstrong

9. Can't We Be Friends - Louis Armstrong

10. Top Hat, White Tie And Tails - Louis Armstrong

11. East Of The Sun West Of The Moon - Louis Armstrong

12. Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen - Louis Armstrong

13. A Woman Is A Sometime Thing - Louis Armstrong

14. I Love Jazz - Louis Armstrong

15. The Five Pennies Saints - Louis Armstrong

16. Just The Blues - Louis Armstrong

17. Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Louis Armstrong

18. The Beat Generation - Louis Armstrong

19. Some Day You'll Be Sorry - Louis Armstrong

20. The Formula For Love - Louis Armstrong

21. Struttin' With Some Barbecue - Louis Armstrong

22. Kisses In Der Nacht - Louis Armstrong

23. Onkel Satchmo's Lullaby - Louis Armstrong

24. Battle Royal - Louis Armstrong

I'll have to check how uncolleced the tacks are. Maybe tonight.