Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars - Satch Plays Fats mp3

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Credits

• Bass [String Bass] – Arvell Shaw
• Clarinet – Barney Bigard
• Drums – Barrett Deems
• Piano – Billy Kyle
• Trombone – Trummy Young
• Trumpet – Louis Armstrong
• Vocals – Louis Armstrong, Velma Middleton

Notes

Contains single sided insert advertising 11 other albums in series.

Album

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