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West End Blues – Louis Armstrong
November 1st, 2009 | 
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December 19, 1955, Milan, Italy
Trumpet: Louis Armstrong
Trombone: Trummy Young
Piano: Billy Kyle
Drums: Barrett Deems
West End Blues
Duration : 0:4:19
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December 19, 1955, Milan, Italy
Trumpet: Louis Armstrong
Trombone: Trummy Young
Piano: Billy Kyle
Drums: Barrett Deems
West End Blues
Duration : 0:4:19
é jazz!!!!!!!!!!!!! …
é jazz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not really a reply. …
Not really a reply… More of an aside: I’m sure it’s been said here already in the 250+ comments, but the brief recollection of Johnny Dodds must be Ed Hall on clarinet. Also something of an “established musician.”
As a trombonist, I …
As a trombonist, I seriously agree with you.
The original …
The original recording of this song is so odd, bright, cheery and contagious, it fills my soul with joy. I think it might be the best pop song ever. I love this song. This version is great. Thanks for posting the notation too. I just started playing the trumpet again and I am definitely learning this. I just wish you posted the lyrics too! ;D
it’s pretty killer
it’s pretty killer
Earl Hines is the …
Earl Hines is the piano player. An established musician himself lol. He played what’s called “Trumpet-style piano” which fits perfectly with Louis if I do say so myself lol
wish the bone solo …
wish the bone solo was longer
Try tapping caps …
Try tapping caps lock, mate. Caps are really annoying…
Wormdei: I agree …
Wormdei: I agree the piano is perfect, but Pops is just the best. I love this tune and it goes back to the 1920′s when Pops and the Hot Five were making their bones on wax, my friends. I am humble in the presence of greatness. Ahmen!
THIS SHIZZ IS (G) …
THIS SHIZZ IS (G)ANGSTA ESPACCALY THE BEGININ I WONDER WHAT TEMPO IST IN I THINK ITS A KEY OF Ab THO
whaat?!? u mean ali …
whaat?!? u mean ali g confused louis with neil or what?
The piano on this …
The piano on this is just perfect.
Hi there. It is a …
Hi there. It is a joke. A British comedian, Ali G, started this joke when he interviewed Buzz Aldrin, & it’s on youtube.
Good music from Louis Armstrong.
lol r u for real …
lol r u for real dude, I thought the jazz man and the moon man where different guys (one white the other black)
amazing louis
amazing louis
haha oh yeah I know …
haha oh yeah I know of Ali G. He’s hilarious, sounds like something he’d say.
Hi, leerider52. It …
Hi, leerider52. It was a joke started by Ali G when he interviewed Buzz Aldrin. It’s on youtube.
Good music, isn’t it.
Hi nagzul. It was a …
Hi nagzul. It was a joke started by Ali G when he interviewed Buzz Aldrin. It’s on youtube.
Good music, isn’t it.
you been smoking …
you been smoking the reefer , got your history all messed up. Fillra just say………….
lol an Armstrong …
lol an Armstrong was the first man on the moon.
this is the wrong Armstrong.
lul you might want to do your research again. xP
igen jóó szám
… 
imádom louis anstrong ot 
igen jóó szám
The excellent …
The excellent dippermouth dot blogspot has the story about this recording: Louis was in Milan, Italy, did 2 evening shows, then recorded a few more tunes with an audience at a different theatre, and recorded this tune at 5.30 in the morning. He was in his mid-fifties by then.
Armstrong, Louis (Trumpet, Vocal)
Young, Trummy (Trombone)
Hall, Edmond (Clarinet)
Kyle, Billy (Piano)
Shaw, Arvell (Bass)
Deems, Barrett (Drums)
As well as being …
As well as being the greatest jazzman ever, he was the first man on the moon, and he’s also an excellent cyclist, he has won the Tour de France several times.
Very funny.
Very funny.
After quitting …
After quitting trumpet playing and after returning from his trip to the moon Mr. Armstrong became a professional road racing cyclist. He has won the World’s toughest cycling race “Tour de France” a record-breaking seven times from 1999 to 2005.