Louis Armstrong - Louis and the Good Book
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Music CD Cover Artist: Louis Armstrong Edition: Music CD Format: Extra tracks, Original recording remastered CD Release Date: 2001-06-19 Music Label: Umvd Labels Soundtracks:
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Free Music Notes for Louis and the Good Book Album
Free Music Review: A Satch Classic-You Can't Go Wrong Here
Hit: 5 Stars
This is some more classic Satch. The album istelf is a relief from the tired reissues of Satch playing the same old songs over and over. Good concept album from 1958, which I agree is a neglected period in Satch history. The version of "Down By The Riverside" is quite joyful in particular. The bonus trax are an added blessing. I remember "Sit Down You're Rocking the Boat" and "That's What The Man Said" from my Dad's copy of Decca/Vocalion Records' "Here's Louis Armstrong" (will somebody PLEASE reissue this on CD!?) from my childhood. The former of these songs, a vivid tale of Satch's journey to hades after drinking and shooting dice, scared the HELL out of me as a child. The "Elder Eatmore" comedy sermons are 1938 versions of routines originated by Bert Williams, the father of Black comedy, in the 1910s (compare these to Williams' original versions). A nice addition to this would have been 1931's "The Lonesome Road," another comic sermon featuring Satch as "Reverend Satchelmouth Armstrong." But this minor complaint aside, this is great stuff for Satch fans, no matter what you personally beleive.