Louis Armstrong And The All Stars - Louis Armstrong and the All Stars at Symphony Hall Boston, November 30, 1947 mp3

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Louis Armstrong And the All Stars
Louis Armstrong (tp, vcl) - Jack Teagarden (Tb, vcl) - Barney Bigard (cl) -Dick Cary (p)
- Arvell Shaw (b) - Sidney Catlett (d) - Velma Middleton (vcl).

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