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Album · 1970

Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong

by Ruby Braff

Released
1970
Label
BYG Records
Catalogue no.
BYG 529 123
Tracklist
8 tracks
Length
35:45
Country
FR

“Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong” is an album by Ruby Braff, released in 1970 on BYG Records. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 35:45. Jazz standards on the record include “Someday You'll Be Sorry” and “When It's Sleepy Time Down South”. The line-up features Barney Kessel (guitar), Don Lamond (drums (drum set)), George Wein (piano), Larry Ridley (double bass) and Ruby Braff (trumpet).

Who played on Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong

Tracklist

  1. A1 Cornet Shop Suey — Louis Armstrong 3:13
  2. A2 Was I to Blame 4:03
  3. A3 I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling — Harry Link, Fats Waller 6:12
  4. A4 It's Wonderful — Stuff Smith 4:44
  5. B1 When It's Sleepy Time Down South standard — Clarence Muse 4:03
  6. B2 I'm Thankful 5:20
  7. B3 Swing That Music — Louis Armstrong, Horace Gerlach 2:53
  8. B4 Someday You'll Be Sorry standard 5:17

More albums by Ruby Braff

2 Part Inventions in Jazz, Vol. 2 1955 · Vanguard Ball at Bethlehem With Braff 1955 · Bethlehem Records Swinging With Ruby Braff 1955 · Jazztone Holiday in Braff 1955 · Bethlehem Records Storyville Presents Ruby Braff 1955 2 Part Invention in Jazz, Volume 1 1955 · Vanguard Ruby Braff Featuring Dave McKenna 1956 · ABC-Paramount Braff!! 1956 · Epic Two by Two - Ruby and Ellis Play Rodgers and Hart 1956 · Vanguard Ruby Braff 1956 · Philips A Ruby Braff Omnibus 1957 · Bethlehem Records Hi-Fi Salute to Bunny 1957 · RCA Victor

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong?

The line-up of Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong includes Barney Kessel (guitar), Don Lamond (drums (drum set)), George Wein (piano), Larry Ridley (double bass) and Ruby Braff (trumpet).

Which label released Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong?

Ruby Braff Plays Louis Armstrong was released in 1970 on BYG Records (BYG 529 123).

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