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Louis Armstrong 1946-1947
Album
1946
Jazz

Louis Armstrong 1946-1947

Louis Armstrong
FLAC 345 Kbps · 44.1 kHz152.71 Mb
GenreJazz
MediaCD
Play time01:08:41
FormatFLAC · 345 Kbps · 44.1 kHz
Channels2
Size152.71 Mb

Tracklist

1
I Want A Little Girl
3:04
2
Sugar
3:27
3
Blues For Yesterday
2:38
4
Blues In The South
3:05
5
Endie
2:53
6
The Blues Are Brewin'
2:58
7
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
3:02
8
Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans
3:09
9
Mahagony Hall Stomp
2:57
10
Black And Blue
4:28
11
Old Rockin' Chair
5:07
12
Save It Pretty Mama
2:57
13
Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans
6:34
14
I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder
2:37
15
I Believe
3:00
16
Why Doubt My Love
3:23
17
It Takes Time
2:40
18
You Don't Learn That In School
2:44
19
Ain't Misbehavin'
3:21
20
Reminiscin' With Louis
4:37
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