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Has an ad for his Brunswick LP, Louis Armstrong's Greatest Hits Recorded Live, while the back had a provocative collage of Louis looking up at his two loves: his trumpet and Lucille. Night Before Christmas,' done in his den on February 26, 1971. Is the front and back of Reel 167, containing, Louis's reading of 'The Louis talking about indexing his tapes at home.

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Lots of old tapes from the 1950s got new numbers (and new whiteДЄnd almost every TV appearance he made in 1970 included a segment of The catalog was unfinished when he passedДЄway. The process was very time consuming and no one knows With loose-leaf paper and he would write down the contents of each reel He'd cut off a piece, handwrite a number on it and affix it to He had a kind of white athletic tape that he used on the spines ofД®ach box. Set-up, dubbing records to tape was easier than ever so he did that, Grabbed old tapes and put new numbers on them. Louis started reindexing and recataloging his tapes. He spent some time recovering and writing a manuscript he started Tape deck on left, shelves of tapes on right.ДЄgain and ended up back in intensive care, finally released in AprilДЎ969. Probably as a way to soften theД«low, Lucille had the den ready for him to return to his tapes when he She knew that this was his hobby and she also knew that he wasn't Renovated his den entirely, installing brand new Tandberg tape decks. When he got back home in December, Lucille had September 1968, Louis entered intensive care at Beth Israel with heartДЄnd kidney trouble. Gone were the spoken word efforts, two hours of Louis andДЇriends chatting about racism, music, telling jokes, etc. In the 1960s, he continued to collect andД¬atalog tapes sent to him but between 19, he made very few Sometimes said 'thousands' maybe there were more but we have a total ofДЄbout 800 at the Archives. Watermarked and taken directly from one of my babies, the Louis Armstrong House Museum's Online Catalog.ДЄrmstrong made hundreds and hundreds of tapes throughout the 1950s-he Maybe that'll help the cause!) So here's a rundown of the final tapes,Д¬omplete with images of his tape boxes and contents sheets, all Haven't heard anything yet.Д«ut if anyone out there has interest in this stuff, let me know and Proposal out there for a book on the tapes. I have now spent seven years-first as a researcher, now as Archivist-with these tapesДЄnd know them inside and out. I'd like to answer by talking a little bitДЄbout Louis's final tapes. Listening to his own music? Did he know he was dying? Was there a

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Some of you might have thought, 'Hm, he spent his final full day This came after listening to three of his classic latter-day albums: Satchmo in Style, Satchmo at Symphony HallВ and Ella and Louis. This mistake was corrected only in 2005, and a new logotype is used on the disc covers since number 1380 (Dizzy Gillespie 1953).As discussed last week, theВ last song Louis Armstrong heard on the final tape he made was 'April in Paris.' Wow. Instead of 'Chronological', the typo at the top said 'Chronogical'. Many of the titles have also been given a digital release under the label 'Complete Jazz Series' and are available on streaming services.ДЇor many years the cover of the CDs contained a typographical error. Five titles announced for an August 2008 release were never issued. The back catalogue was then acquired by Abeille Musique, which operated the label until July 2008. The Classics label regularly issued new collections until 2004, when its original distributor went bankrupt.

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The series contains the output of the greatest jazz musicians up to the early 1950s, including Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Duke Ellington, and Benny Goodman, as well as lesser known artists, such as Jabbo Smith, Claude Hopkins and Tiny Parham. The initial release was Ella Fitzgerald 1935вЂ“1937. The series began with number 500 in December 1989. The series was initially distributed by subscription, with five issues being released each month.

Classics had several European rivals in the early 1990s such as Masters of Jazz and Jazz Archives. Classics largely concentrating on reissuing American jazz, while the American record companies were not producing their own editions of early jazz on anything like this scale. The series was issued with discographical details and in colour-coordinated packaging. The label set out to assemble comprehensive collections of jazz recordings by hundreds of artists previously issued on 78 rpm records, as European copyright laws allowed (issued recordings are protected for 50 years) and issue them on compact disc. The company also reissued recording by Rhythm & blues artists in a series which ran to 190 CDs.

Classics Records is a record company and label founded by PГ©tard in Paris in c. The Chronological Classics series consists of 965 jazz compact discs compiled by Gilles PГ©tard in France.

Louis armstrong chronological classics rar