The Cleanest Recordings of Nineteen Twenties Louis Armstrong Songs You Will Ever Hear

On Youtube, jazz enthu­si­ast Jonathan Holmes declares: “I can guar­an­tee that is the clear­est sound­ing Louis Arm­robust report you’ll ever hear! With the orig­i­nal trans­fer sup­plied by Nick Del­low, right here is the moth­er report which was shipped by Okeh to Ger­many for his or her Odeon press­ings. The sound is gained­der­ful­ly imme­di­ate, and crys­tal clear.” No crack­le and pop. That’s how Holmes describes the pris­tine report­ing you’ll be able to hear above of the Louis Arm­robust clas­sic, “Ain’t Mis­be­havin’.” Under, hear anoth­er “moth­er met­al” report­ing of anoth­er Arm­robust track, “Knee Drops.” Benefit from the ear­ly Satch­mo in all of its gained­der­ful clar­i­ty.

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Word: An ear­li­er ver­sion of this submit appeared on our website in 2016.

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