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Jazz Index
Louis Armstrong
1930-1949
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Jazz Index: Louis
Armstrong
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relates to periodicals and books present in the archive of the Jazz-Institut
Darmstadt. Our extensive periodical collection comprises 1.000 periodicals,
more than 60.000 single issues. About 50% of the collection have been
indexed.
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Jazz Index on this
page has been compiled on 19.
May 2004 by
Wolfram Knauer
Encyclopedias:
- Leonard Feather:
The New Yearbook of Jazz [1958]
- Leonard Feather:
Encyclopedia of Jazz [1960]
- Al Rose & Edmund
Souchon: New Orleans Jazz. A Family Album [1984]
- Ian Carr & Digby
Fairweather & Brian Priestley: Jazz. The Essential Companion [1987]
- Barry Kernfeld: New
Grove Dictionary of Jazz [1988]
- Martin Kunzler: ro-ro-ro
Jazz-Lexikon [1988]
- John Chilton: Who's
Who of Jazz [1989]
- Carlo Bohlaender
& Karl Heinz Holler & Christian Pfarr: Reclams Jazzfuehrer [1989]
- Philippe Carles/Clergeat/Comolli:
Dictionnaire du Jazz [1988,1995]
- MusicHound [1999]
- Rough Guide [1999]
- vertical file (Jazz-Institut
Darmstadt): Louis ARMSTRONG [incl. manuscript + band arrangement "Swing That
Music";...,1995-1997,1999])
no year given:
- Joachim Ernst Berendt:
Louis Armstrong und der Jazz, Mannheim o.J. [Sonderdruck]
- Judith Lynn Porter: Louis
Armstrong, in: NN (ed.): Louis' Songbook. The Armstrong Treasury, New York
o.J. [sheet music], p. 2, 5 (F)
- Langston Hughes: The
First Book of Jazz, New York [no date: Franklin Watts, Inc.], p. 32-36 (F:
chapter "Louis Armstrong")
- NN (ed.): Louis' Songbook.
The Armstrong Treasury, New York o.J. [sheet music] (T: vocal/piano arrangements
of "Ballad of Davy Crockett"; "The Bare Necessities"; "Before the Parade Passes
By"; "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo"; "Bill Bailes, Won't You Please Come Home"; "Blues
for Yesterday"; "Blues in the South"; "Chim Chim Cher-ee"; "Dallas Blues";
"Doctor Jazz"; "Easy Rider"; "Hello, Dolly"; "Hey, Look Me Over"; "Jackass
Blues"; "Jimtown Blues"; "Livery Stable Blues"; "The Lonesome Road"; "A Lot
of Livin' to Do"; "Mame"; "Milenberg Joys"; "Muskrat Ramble"; "Do You Know
What It Means to Miss New Orleans"; "Put On a Happy Face"; "Put On Your Sunday
Clothes"; "Sidewalk Blues"; "Sugar Foot Stomp"; "That Old Black Magic"; "Tin
Roof Blues"; "When the Saints Go Marching In"; "Willie the Weeper"; "Wolverine
Blues")
1932:
- Dan S. Ingman: England's
Welcome to Louis Armstrong, in: Joshua Berrett (ed.): The Louis Armstrong
Companion. Eight Decades of Commentary, New York 1999 [book: Schirmer Books],
p. 50-55 (F; reprint, from: The Melody Maker, Aug.1932)
- NN: Louis Armstrong,
Special, in: Joshua Berrett (ed.): The Louis Armstrong Companion. Eight Decades
of Commentary, New York 1999 [book: Schirmer Books], p. 48-50 (short F; reprint
from Rhythm, Oct.1932)
1933:
- R.D. Darrell: "L'Espiègle"
Noir (Black Eulenspiegel), in: Music. Magazine International du Jazz (Belgium),
9/91 (Apr.1933), p. 93-94 (F; in French and English)
1934:
- A. Sorkine: Le Jazz en
Hollande. Armstrong et Ellington, in: Music. Le Magazine du Jazz (Belgium),
10/101 (Feb.1934), p. 2, 4 (C)
1935:
- NN: Louis Armstrong.
'My Chops Was Beat - But I'm Dyin' to Swing Again', in: Down Beat, 61/2 (Feb.1994),
p. 20, 22 (F/I; Reprint aus DB, Jun.1935); reprint, in: Down Beat: 60 Years
of Jazz, Milwaukee 1995 (Hal Leonard Corp.) [book], p. 22 (F/I)
- Several authors: la Presse
et les Concerts de Louis Armstrong, in: Music. Le Magazine du Jazz (Belgium),
12/114 (Mar.1935), p. 11-14 (F/C: concerts in Belgium and Paris)
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
- Sweethearts on Parade / Savoy Blues, in: Rhythm, Dec.1935, p. 19 (R)
1936:
- Louis Armstrong: Satchmo.
Mi vida en Nueva Orleans, in: Cuadernos de Jazz, #63 (Mar/Apr.2001), p. 40-43
("I"; Spanish excerpt from "My Life in New Orleans", 1936)
- Louis Armstrong: What
Is Swing?, in: Robert Walser (ed.): Keeping Time. Readings in Jazz History,
New York 1999 [book: Oxford University Press], p. 73-76 (F; excerpted reprint,
from: Louis Armstrong, Swing That Music, New York 1936)
- NN: Louis Armstrong and
his Orchestra - I'm In the Mood for Love / You Are My Lucky Star / Wrap Your
Troubles in Dreams / A Monday Date, in: Rhythm, Feb.1936, p. 39-40 (R)
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
- I'm Shootin' High / I've Got My Fingers Crossed, in: Rhythm, Apr.1936, p.
30 (R)
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
and his Orchestra - Wild Man Blues / Melancholy, in: Rhythm, Apr.1936, p.
29 (R)
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
and his Hot Seven - Alligator Crawl / Potato Head Blues, in: Rhythm, May 1936,
p. 41 (R)
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
and his Orchestra - Old Man Mose / Music Goes Round and Around, in: Rhythm,
May 1936, p. 42 (R)
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
and his White Band - I'm Putting All My Eggs / Yes, Yes, My, My, in: Rhythm,
Jun.1936, p. 21 (R)
- B. ten Hove: Satch'mo.
Louis Armstrong, in: Rhythm, Sep.1936, p. 37 (poem)
- George T. Simon: What's
What Amongst Who's Who, in: Rhythm, Sep.1936, p. 21 (kurzes F)
1937:
- John Hammond: Louis Armstrong
and his Hot Five - Two Deuces / Fireworks, in: Rhythm, Feb.1937, p. 11 (R)
1938:
- NN: Armstrong in L.A.
for Spot in Warner Film, in: Tempo, 6/3 (Sep.1938), p. 5 (N)
1939:
- NN: Together Again, in:
Down Beat, 6/6 (Jun.1939), p. 26 (N/photo: Louis Armstrong, Tiny Parham)
- Park Breck: This Isn't
Bunk; Bunk Taught Louis, in: Down Beat, 6/6 (Jun.1939), p. 4 (F/I with Bunk
Johnson, Louis Armstrong)
- Park Breck: This Isn't
Bunk; Bunk Taught Louis, in: Down Beat: 60 Years of Jazz, Milwaukee 1995 (Hal
Leonard Corp.) [book], p. 39-40 (F/I; Reprint aus DB, Jun.1939)
- Paul Eduard Miller: Complete
Louis Armstrong Discography, in: Down Beat, 6/6 (Jun.1939), p. 19, 22 (D);
part 4, in: Down Beat, 6/9 (Sep.1939), p. 16 (D)
- NN: Louis Armstrong Takes
Band to the Cotton Club, in: Jazz Information, 1/6 (17.Oct.1939), p. 1 (N)
1940:
- Charles Edward Smith:
New Orleans Jazz (Decca A-425), in: Tom Piazza: Setting the Tempo. Fifty Years
of Great Jazz Liner Notes, New York 1996 [book], p. 25-50 (F; Reprint of liner
notes from 1940)
- W. Stock: Louis Armstrong
- The World's Greatest Trumpet Player / Singin' 'n' Playin', in: Jazz Podium,
35/1 (Jan.1940), p. 40 (R)
- NN: Armstrong Makes Small-Band
Date, in: Jazz Information, 1/32 (10.May 1940), p. 1 (short F)
- NN: A Rare Picture of
the "Hot Five", in: Down Beat, 7/15 (1.Aug.1940), p. 11115 (N/photo)
- NN: Allen, Holmes Leave
Louis, in: Jazz Information, 2/5 (20.Sep.1940), p. 3 (N)
- George M. Avakian: The
Unissued Armstrongs, in: Jerry's Rhythm Rag, 2 (spring 1993), p. 24-25 (F:
Original in "Jazz Information", Dec.1940)
1941:
- Charlie Emge: Orson Welles
Jazz Movie Will Star Louis Armstrong, in: Down Beat, 8/16 (15.Aug.1941), p.
7 (F)
- Louis Armstrong: 60-Year-old
'Bunk' Johnson, Louis' Tutor, Sits in the Band, in: Down Beat, 8/16 (15.Aug.1941),
p. 11 ("I")
- NN: Berigan "Can't Do
No Wrong," Says Armstrong, in: Down Beat: 60 Years of Jazz, Milwaukee 1995
(Hal Leonard Corp.) [book], p. 49 (F/I; Reprint aus DB, Sep.1941)
- NN: My Boy, Bunny Berigan,
in: Down Beat, 39/13 (20.Jul.1972), p. 24 (short F/I; Reprint, from: Down
Beat, 1.Sep.1941)
- NN: Illustrious Duo...,
in: Down Beat, 8/19 (1.Oct.1941), p. 19 (N/photo)
- NN: Lil Armstrong Snubbed
by Hollywood! Louie's Picture Will Have Hazel Scott in Big Role, in: Down
Beat, 8/19 (1.Oct.1941), p. 4 (F)
1942:
- André Coeuroy:
Le point de vue d'Armstrong / Louis Armstrong, in: André Coeuroy: Histoire
générale du Jazz. Strette - Hot - Swing, Paris 1942 [book],
p. 36-37, 124-128 (F)
- NN: Louis, in: Jazz Quarterly,
Summer 1942, p. 4 (poem)
- NN: Long for F.D.R.,
But Satchmo' Gets a Roosevelt, Too, in: Down Beat, 9/4 (15.Feb.1942), p. 23
(short F)
- NN: Louie, Wife Out of
Tune, in: Down Beat, 9/4 (15.Feb.1942), p. 1 (short F: planned divorce from
Alfa Armstrong)
- NN: Satchmo Eyes Casa
Manana, in: Down Beat, 9/6 (15.Mar.1942), p. 1 (short F)
- NN: Four New Decca Sides
for Satchmo, in: Down Beat, 9/10 (15.May 1942), p. 15 (N)
- NN: Welles Jazz Film
May Be Shelved. Louie May Never Be Immortalized in Great Movie, in: Down Beat,
9/9 (1.May 1942), p. 12 (short F)
- NN: Bunny and Harry,
Says Pops, in: Down Beat, 9/11 (1.Jun.1942), p. 7 (N/photo)
- NN: Louie Rehearses for
Cabin Role, in: Down Beat, 9/18 (15.Sep.1942), p. 7 (short F)
- NN: Louie Armstrong Not
Rewed - Yet, in: Down Beat, 9/20 (15.Oct.1942), p. 4 (N)
1943:
- NN: Louie Loses Five,
Has to Scramble, in: Down Beat, 10/21 (1.Nov.1943), p. 1 (N)
- Roger Pryor Dodge: Louis
Armstrong, in: Jazz (USA), 1/10 (Dec.1943), p. 5-6 (F/T: "Wild Man Blues");
reprint, in: Roger Pryor Dodge: Hot Jazz and Jazz Dance, Collected Writings,
1929-1964, New York 1995 [book], p. 123-125 (F/T)
- William C. Love: Louis
Armstrong's Discography, in: Jazz (USA), 1/10 (Dec.1943), p. 18-21 (D)
1944:
- David Ewen: Louis Armstrong.
"Chicago, Chicago, That's Where I Belong...", in: David Ewen: Men of Popular
Music, Chicago 1944 [book: Ziff-Davis Publishing Company], p. 49-62 (F)
- Robert Goffin: Louis
Armstrong, in: Robert Goffin: Jazz. From the Congo to the Metropolitan, New
York 1975 [book; Reprint, O: Garden City 1944], p. 114-129 (F)
- Robert Goffin: Satchmo
and the Duke, in: Robert Goffin: Jazz. From the Congo to the Metropolitan,
New York 1975 [book; Reprint, O: Garden City 1944], p. 167-179 (F)
- Art Hodes: Wingie, Louie
and Me. Continuing a Series on the Jobs and Experiences of Musicians. Chicago,
Louis and Earl in 1928, in: The Jazz Record, #16 (Jan.1944), p. 6-7 (F)
- NN: Armstron Uses New
Men in Pic, in: Down Beat, 11/12 (15.Jun.1944), p. 16 (N)
- NN: Federal Agency Takes
Ork's Bus, in: Down Beat, 11/18 (15.Sep.1944), p. 6 (F: bus incident during
tour)
- Bob Coe: Chords and Discords.
More of Satchmo', in: Down Beat, 11/20 (15.Oct.1944), p. 10 (letter)
- NN: He Got It Band, in:
Down Beat, 11/23 (1.Dec.1944), p. 1 (N: convicted killed listens to Ellington
before execution)
- "Jax": Best
Tunes of All. 'Black and Tan Fantasie", in: Down Beat, 11/24 (15.Dec.1944),
p. 8 (F)
- "Jax": Diggin' the Discs.
Duke Ellington – "I Don't Mind", "What Am I Here For"
(Victor), in: Down Beat, 11/24 (15.Dec.1944), p. 8 (R)
1945:
- Edmond Bernhard &
Jacques Vergnies: Louis Armstrong, ou Le Jazz fait homme, in: Edmond Bernhard
& Jacques Vergnies: Apologie du Jazz, Bruxelles 1945 [book], p. 119-123
(F)
- Robert Goffin: Louis
Armstrong, in: Robert Goffin: Histoire du Jazz, Montréal 1945 [book],
p. 139-162 (F)
- George T. Simon: Louis
Armstrong, in: George T. Simon: Simon Says. The Sights and Sounds of the Swing
Era, 1935-1955, New York 1971 [book], p. 461-462 (F; Reprint aus: Metronome,
Jan.1945)
- NN: Another N.O. Jazz
Concert, in: Down Beat, 12/1 (1.Jan.1945), p. 1 (short F: concert with Louis
Armstrong, Sidney Bechet, others)
- Carlos de Radzitzky:
Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, in: Jazz (Belgium), #1 (1.Mar.1945), p. 4-5 (F)
- John Lucas: Louis Armstrong
- "Hot Jazz No. 1" (Victor), in: Down Beat, 12/7 (1.Apr.1945), p.
8 (R)
- John Lucas: Louis Armstrong
-"I Wonder", "Jodie Man" (Decca), in: Down Beat, 12/7
(1.Apr.1945), p. 9 (R)
- Rudi Blesh: Louis Armstrong
and Metronome. "I Used to Follow Bunk All Over Town," Says Louis, Disproving
Metronome Attack on Old Time Jazz, in: The Jazz Record, #34 (Jul.1945), p.
4-5, 12 (F/I)
- Roger Pryor Dodge: Louis
Armstrong, Brunswick-Album No. B-1016, in: Pryor Dodge: Hot Jazz and Jazz
Dance, Collected Writings, 1929-1964, New York 1995 [book], p. 312-314 (R;
Reprint aus: The Record Changer, Sep.1945)
- Günter Boas: Die
Jazzbiographie. Louis Armstrong, in: Die Jazz-Club News, #3/4 (Oct/Nov.1945),
p. 11 (F)
1946:
- Hugues Panassié:
Louis Armstrong at the Salle Pleyel, in: Joshua Berrett (ed.): The Louis Armstrong
Companion. Eight Decades of Commentary, New York 1999 [book: Schirmer Books],
p. 60-73 (F; reprint, from: "Douze Années de Jazz", 1946)
- Mezz Mezzrow & Bernard
Wolfe: Really the Blues, New York 1946 [book: Random House], passim (F)
- William Russell: Louis
Armstrong, in: Frederic Ramsey, Jr. & Charles Edward Smith (Hgg.): Jazzmen,
London 1958 [book; Reprint, O: New York 1946], p. 119-142 (F)
- Pierre Petitot: Louis
Armstrong à Detroit, in: Jazz Hot, 11/5 (Mar.1946), p. 8 (C)
1947:
- Bernard Laurence: Le
dernier concert de Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Hot, 13/15 (1947), p. 5-6 (C)
- Charles Delaunay: Louis
Armstrong 1947, in: Jazz Hot, 13/14 (1947), p. 4-6 (F/I)
- Hugues Panassié:
Louis Armstrong. L'homme, le style, l'oeuvre, Paris 1947 [book] (F/D)
- Robert Goffin: Louis
Armstrong. Le Roi du Jazz, Paris 1947 [book]
- Kaiser Marshall: When
Armstrong Came to New York, in: The Jazz Record, #52 (Feb.1947), p. 12-15
(F); Reprint, in: Art Hodes & Chadwick Hansen (Hgg.): Selections from
the Gutter. Portraits from the Jazz Record, Berkeley 1977 [book], p. 83-85
(F)
- Michael Levin: Louis
Is Superb in Carnegie Hall Concert, in: Jerry's Rhythm Rag, #4 (Fall 1993),
p. 37-38 (C; Reprint aus Down Beat, 26.Feb.1947)
- Louis Armstrong: Brief
aus Hollywood, in: Hot Club News (Frankfurt), #23/24 (Jul/Aug.1947), p. 7-8
("I") [digi.copy]
- Louis Armstrong: Louis Armstrong
über Be-Bop!, in: Hot Club News (Frankfurt), #23/24 (Jul/Aug.1947), p.
8 ("I") [digi.copy]
- George Hoefer: New Louis
Discovery On Okeh, in: Down Beat, 14/17 (13.Aug.1947), p. 9 (short F: Armstrong
with Clarence Williams)
- NN: Armstrong Set For
Berg Spot, in: Down Beat, 14/17 (13.Aug.1947), p. 1 (N)
- Luis Araquw: Cara a cara
con Louis Armstrong, in: Ritmo y Melodia (Spain), 4/23 (Sep.1947), p. 8 (F)
- NN: Louis Armstrong and
His Concert Group, in: Down Beat, 14/22 (22.Oct.1947), p. 7 (large advertisement
with press clippings)
- Roy W. Stephens: Writer
Raps Armstrong for Criticism of Trend, in: Lewis Porter: Jazz. A Century of
Change. Readings and New Essays, New York 1997 [book: Schirmer], p. 182-184
(F; Reprint, from: Philadelphia Afro-American, 15.Nov.1947)
- John Lucas: King Louis.
His Silver Jubilee, in: The Record Changer, Dec.1947, p. 11 (F)
1948:
- GUP: Louis Armstrong,
in: Hot Club Journal, 1/9 (1948)
- Orrin Keepnews: A Louis
Armstrong Review, in: Orrin Keepnews: The View from Within. Jazz Writing 1948-1987,
New York 1988 [book], p. 101-103 (C; Reprint aus: Record Changer, 1948)
- Franck Bauer: Le concert
de Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Hot, #special (Jan.1948), p. 4-5 (F/C)
- Robert Sylvester &
Frank Conniff & Bernie Woods: Armstrong Jazzmen at Carnegie Hall, in:
Metronome, 64/1 (Jan.1948), p. 5 (C; reprint from New York dailies)
- Boris Vian: Armstrong
bleibt der Meister, in: Boris Vian: Stolz und Vorurteile. Schriften, Glossen
und Kritiken über Jazz, Wien 1990 [book], p. 40-41 (F; O: Combat, 24.Feb.1948)]
- Boris Vian: Le Festival
de Jazz de Nice. Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Hot, #20 (Feb.1948), p. 15 (F);
Reprint, in: Boris Vian: Écrits sur le jazz. Tome 1: Jazz Hot/Combat,
Paris 1981 [book: Christian Bourgois Éditeur], p. 51-52 (F)
- Michel Emer: Louis Armstrong.
Tel que je l'ai retrouvé..., in: Jazz Hot, #20 (Feb.1948), p. 6-7 (F)
- NN: Louis' French Date
Definite, in: Down Beat, 15/3 (11.Feb.1948), p. 1 (N)
- André Hodeir:
Louis Armstrong à Paris, in: Jazz Hot, #21 (Mar.1948), p. 4 (F/C)
- Boris Vian: Louis Armstrong
à Pleyel a triomphe "comme prevu", in: Combat, 3.Mar.1948 (C); Reprint,
in: Boris Vian: Écrits sur le jazz. Tome 1: Jazz Hot/Combat, Paris
1981 [book: Christian Bourgois Éditeur], p. 252-253 (C)
- Ernest Borneman: Louis
Plays in Paris; Fluffs Threat on Life, in: Down Beat, 15/6 (24.Mar.1948),
p. 17 (F/C)
- George T. Simon: bebop's
the Easy Way Out, Claims Louis, in: Joshua Berrett (ed.): The Louis Armstrong
Companion. Eight Decades of Commentary, New York 1999 [book: Schirmer Books],
p. 141-144 (F/I; reprint, from: Metronome, Mar.1948)
- George T. Simon: Louis
Armstrong, in: George T. Simon: Simon Says. The Sights and Sounds of the Swing
Era, 1935-1955, New York 1971 [book], p. 29-31 (F/I; Reprint aus: Metronome,
Mar.1948)
- Henry Vadas: Retour au
Hot Five, in: Jazz Hot, #21 (Mar.1948), p. 15 (F)
- Boris Vian: Quand Armstrong
depasse les moyens moyens, in: Combat, 8.Apr.1948 (F); Reprint, in: Boris
Vian: Écrits sur le jazz. Tome 1: Jazz Hot/Combat, Paris 1981 [book:
Christian Bourgois Éditeur], p. 263-264 (F)
- Ernest Borneman: "Bop
Will Kill Business Unless It Kills Itself First" - Louis Armstrong, in: Down
Beat, 7.Apr.1948, p. 2-3 (I with Louis Armstrong, Barney Bigard, Mezz Mezzrow;
Reprint, in: Down Beat: 60 Years of Jazz, Milwaukee 1995 (Hal Leonard Corp.)
[book], p. 64-66 (I); Reprint, in: Robert Walser (ed.): Keeping Time. Readings
in Jazz History, New York 1999 [book: Oxford University Press], p. 153-155
(I); reprint, in: Joshua Berrett (ed.): The Louis Armstrong Companion. Eight
Decades of Commentary, New York 1999 [book: Schirmer Books], p. 144-151 (I)
- NN: Louis Inked for Leadoff
Pop Concert, in: Down Beat, 15/8 (21.Apr.1948), p. 18 (N)
- NN: N.O. Date for Louis,
in: Down Beat, 15/8 (21.Apr.1948), p. 4 (N)
- Boris Vian: Revue de
Presse. A propos de Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Hot, #23 (May 1948), p. 10-11
(F)
- NN: NJF Sponsors Louis
Concert, in: Down Beat, 15/9 (5.May.1948), p. 2 (N)
- "gup": Louis Armstrong,
in: Hot Club Journal (Germany), 1/9 (Jun.1948), p. 19-20 (F) [xerox] [digi.copy]
- NN: Louis' Ciro's Click
Nets Click Date, in: Down Beat, 15/17 (25.Aug.1948), p. 2 (N)
- Mackie Paise: Armstrong
Date Set in Vancouver, in: Down Beat, 15/23 (17.Nov.1948), p. 18 (N)
- George Hoefer: The Hot
Box. King Louis Elected King of Zulus for Mardi Gras, in: Down Beat, 15/26
(29.Dec.1948), p. 11 (F)
- Jack Egan: Television
News. Louis Unit Shows Why 'Live' Music Is Sought, in: Down Beat, 15/25 (15.Dec.1948),
p. 7 (F)
- NN: The Louie Cylinders,
in: The Jazzfinder, 1/12 (Dec.1948), p. 5-6 (F)
- Ruth Gillis: Louis, College
In Detroit Aid Race Harmony, in: Down Beat, 15/24 (1.Dec.1948), p. 9 (F/C)
1949:
- André Hodeir:
Huit faces de Louis Armstrong Hot Five, in: Jazz Hot, #special (Jan.1949),
p. 16-17, 32 (F)
- NN: Armstrong Reigns
as King of the Zulus Back Home, in: Playback, 2/3 (#15, Mar.1949), p. 3-4
(F)
- Leonard Feathwer: J'ai
vu Satchmo en Roi des Zoulous. Le Mardi gras de Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz
Hot, #32 (Apr.1949) (F); Reprint, in: Boris Vian: Écrits sur le jazz.
Tome 1: Jazz Hot/Combat, Paris 1981 [book: Christian Bourgois Éditeur],
p. 187-194 (F)
- NN: Rey de los Zulúes,
in: Ritmo y Melodia (Spain), 5/35 (May 1949), p. 1 (short F)
- Pierre Artis: Recuerdo
de Armstrong, in: Ritmo y Melodia (Spain), 5/35 (May 1949), p. 3 (F)
- Leonard Feather: Blindfold
Test. Louis Armstrong, in: Metronome, Sep/Oct.1949 (BT: Roy Eldridge: "Fiesta
in Brass"; Bunk Johnson: "Franklin Street Blues"; Woody Herman: Keeper of
the Flame"; Art Hodes: "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans"; Benny Goodman: "Sometimes
I'm Happy"; Guy Lombardo: "Always"); Reprint, in: Jazz Times, 30/8 (Oct.2000),
p. 46-47 (BT)
- "-wil": Louis, Ahearing
on Same Bill Enrich Bop City Till, in: Down Beat, 16/19 (7.Oct.1949), p. 2
(F/C)
- Leonard Feather: Lombardo
Grooves Louis!... Bop Is Bunk!, in: Jazz Times, 25/4 (May 1995), p. 138 (BT;
Reprint from: Metronome, Oct.1949: Roy Eldridge: "Fiesta in Brass"; Bunk Johnson:
"Franklin Street Blues"; Woody Herman: Keeper of the Flame"; Art Hodes: "Way
Down Yonder in New Orleans"; Benny Goodman: "Sometimes I'm Happy"; Guy Lombardo:
"Always")
- NN: Armstrong et Béchet
en France, in: Jazz Hot, #37 (Oct.1949), p. 5 (short F)
- NN: Discographie d'Louis
Armstrong, in: Jazz Hot, #37 (Oct.1949), p. 30 (D)
- NN: Louis Armstrong en
Suisse, in: Jazz Hot [Jazz-Revue (Switzerland)], #37 (Oct.1949), p. 41 (N)
- NN: Louis the First, in: BFN Anglo-German
Swing Club, 20.Oct.1949, p. 1-7 (F; reprint from Time); reprint, in: Horst
Ansin & Marc Dröscher & Jürgen Foth & Gerhard Klußmeier
(eds.): Anglo-German Swing Club. Als der Swing zurück nach Hamburg kam...
Dokumente 1945-1952, Hamburg 2003 [book: Dölling und Galitz Verlag],
p. 43-48 (F)
- André Hodeir:
Popularité de Louis Armstrong, in: Jazz Hot, #38 (Nov.1949), p. 5 (F)
- Carlos de Radzituky:
Louis Armstrong en Belgique, in: Jazz Hot [Hot Club Magazine (Belgium)], #38
(Nov.1949), p. 37, 39 (F/C)
- Gérard Pochonet:
Louis Armstrong et Coleman Hawkins en France, in: Jazz Hot, #38 (Nov.1949),
p. 20-21 (F/C)
- Louis Emery: Earl Hines
avec Louis Armstrong à Lausanne, in: Jazz Hot [Jazz-Revue (Switzerland)],
#38 (Nov.1949), p. 41-42 (C)
- Felix Steinmann: Louis
Armstrong auf Europa-Tournee, in: Jazz (Germany), #1 (Dec.1949), p. 26 (C)
[digi.copy]
