Item : Saint Louis blues : slow fox trot : handy B
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- Title
- Saint Louis blues : slow fox trot : handy
- Collector
- Collection
- [Etats-Unis : Frankie Trumbauer's orchestra, suivi de Louis Amstrong]
- Recording date
- Jan. 1, 1925 - Dec. 30, 1925
- Access type
- metadata
Geographic and cultural informations
- Location
- New York
- Population / social group
- Ethnographic context
- Artiste : Louis Amstrong et son orchestra. Refrain chanté.
Musical informations
Number | Composition | Vernacular name | Interprets |
Voix chantée : homme | Louis Amstrong |
Archiving data
- Code
- CNRSMH_E_1952_009_014_002
- Item number
- B
- Creator reference
- 403495B
- Remarks
- New rythm style series n°28.
St. Louis Blues | Bessie Smith
Recorded in 1925 for Parlophone, Louis Armstrong on cornet.
Hadlock: "Louis seems more inclined to play his own way, with mixed results. His own expansive style sets up a highly competitive force that tends to intrude upon rather than complement the whole vocal performance. The cornetist obeys the rules, all right (play when the singer breathes, answer her statements with logical phrases, provide a provocative lead-in note as a springboard for the singer’s next statement); the problem is simply that Armstrong commands so much attention himself that the listener might momentarily lose touch with the continuity of the blues song as interpreted by Bessie Smith." [http://themelodicword.tumblr.com/post/36051654177/jazz-masters-of-the-1920s-a-look-into-the-louis] - Last modification
- Oct. 22, 2013, 2:52 p.m.
Technical data
- Media type
- Audio