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Sep 10,  · Louis Armstrong began and ended his career playing mostly in small New Orleans-style jazz bands. But in the s and most of the '40s, he worked with a large orchestra, while recording side.

Louis Armstrong was one of the most important musicians of the 20th century - an artist who blasted the music of the world out of a tired tradition of classic orchestra and mundane Tin Pan Alley pop into the exciting era of hot jazz. Not single-handedly, admittedly; but setting a new standard that surpassed everything that came before and.

Mosaic Records released The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions, in to great acclaim, including a well-deserved Grammy for Dan Morgenstern's liner notes.

The Mosaic box set The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions () is the first digital collection to compile every Decca master from the period (an early set on Definitive broke up the '30s and '40s into separate volumes), and it benefits from Mosaic's exacting standards (i.e., new remasters of the original metal parts or discs).9/

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To celebrate what would have been the late great Louis Armstrong’s th birthday today, Verve Records/UMe have released the digital collection, The Complete Decca Singles

The Universal Music Group tentacle labeled "Verve Records" has issued The Complete Decca Singles Don't be put off by the term "singles." Since this was the 78 era, all recordings were essentially singles and the set thoroughly covers Satchmo's output for Decca during the period.

Jazz album: “Louis Armstrong: The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions ()” by Louis Armstrong, released in on Mosaic Records. Explore .