Red Nose by Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra

First released: 1990, Length: 3:04

Creators (16)

Orchestra

  1. Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra (18 May 1936)

Instruments

  1. Bingie Madison (18 May 1936) tenor saxophone
  2. Charlie Holmes (18 May 1936) reeds
  3. George "Pops" Foster (18 May 1936) double bass
  4. Greely Walton (18 May 1936) reeds
  5. Gus Aiken (18 May 1936) trumpet
  6. Henry “Moon” Jones (18 May 1936) reeds
  7. Jimmy Archey (18 May 1936) trombone
  8. Lee Blair (18 May 1936) guitar
  9. Leonard "Ham" Davis (18 May 1936) trumpet
  10. Louis Armstrong (18 May 1936) trumpet
  11. Louis Bacon (18 May 1936) trumpet
  12. Luis Russell (18 May 1936) piano
  13. Paul Barbarin (18 May 1936) drums (drum set)
  14. Snub Mosley (18 May 1936) trombone

Vocals

  1. Louis Armstrong (18 May 1936)

Releases containing this recording (17)

Official

Album - Compilation

  1. The Chronological Classics: Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra 1936-1937 1990 Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra
  2. Mahogany Hall Stomp 1991 Louis Armstrong
  3. The Guvnor 1991 Louis Armstrong
  4. The World of Louis Armstrong: St. Louis Blues 1992 Louis Armstrong
  5. Louis Armstrong 2000 Louis Armstrong
  6. The Complete Decca Studio Master Takes 1935-1939 2000 Louis Armstrong
  7. The Chronological Classics: Louis Armstrong, Volume 2: 1932–1940 2000 Louis Armstrong
  8. The Satchmo Era 2001 Louis Armstrong
  9. The Satchmo Era 2001 Louis Armstrong
  10. The Golden Years of Louis Armstrong 23 Feb 2003 Louis Armstrong
  11. It’s Louis Armstrong 06 Jun 2005 Louis Armstrong
  12. Non Stop Music 08 Jan 2007 Louis Armstrong
  13. Complete Jazz Series: 1936-1937 15 Oct 2008 Louis Armstrong
  14. The Encyclopedia of Jazz, Part 3/5: Big Bands - The Giants of the Swing Big Band Era 24 Oct 2008 Various Artists
  15. The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions (1935–1946) 2009 Louis Armstrong replaced CD 1 version
  16. The Complete Louis Armstrong Decca Sessions (1935–1946) 2009 Louis Armstrong mispressed CD 1 version
  17. The Complete Masters 1925–1945 21 Nov 2011 Louis Armstrong