1.10 One Two Fuck You: Steve Albini Ascends to Heaven
1.11 Love Is a Memory
1.12 Mr. Harney Turn Me Loose
1.13 Valley of Sorrows
1.14 Riot on the Sunset Strip
1.15 Hello Dali
1.16 I Should Have Stayed Dead (Ballad)
1.17 Shufflin' the Deck (Take 5, Please!)
1.18 Muskrat Rumble
2.1 Seven Foot Policeman
2.2 When Dave Schildkraut Goes Marching In
2.3 Bathing With Doc Walsh
2.4 Under the Weather
2.5 Candy, Darling
2.6 Other Side of the Tracks
2.7 Little Rock Goddamn
2.8 Blue Mist
2.9 Back Home Rag
2.10 In a Lonely Place
2.11 Roswell's Dream
2.12 I Should Have Stayed Dead (Theme)
2.13 Pullin' the Plug
2.14 Pleased
2.15 Speckled Red's Revenge
2.16 Greenwich Village Dada
2.17 Brother Claude Ely Ascends to Heaven
Description:
Louis Armstrong's America - Vol. 1 by Allen Lowe, released 14 February 2025.
This version of Louis Armstrong's America - Vol. 1 comes as a 2xCD. -
"Louis Armstrong's America Volume 1" is a captivating CD release by Allen Lowe and the Constant Sorrow Orchestra, produced by Esp Disk LTD. This album pays homage to the legendary Louis Armstrong, exploring his profound influence on American music through innovative arrangements and heartfelt performances. Allen Lowe, an acclaimed composer, saxophonist, and historian of American music, leads this project with deep respect for jazz traditions while infusing fresh perspectives. The Constant Sorrow Orchestra complements Lowe's vision with dynamic instrumentation that bridges classic jazz elements with contemporary sounds. Esp Disk LTD., renowned for its commitment to avant-garde and boundary-pushing artists since the 1960s, ensures high-quality production values that highlight every nuance of this tribute. With previous successes in both recording and live performance settings, Allen Lowe continues to be recognized as a vital force in modern jazz interpretation.
Modern
32.378
- AcidJazz/DanceJazz 106- Avantgarde/Free 981- Bebop 109- Bossa Nova 341- Cool 75- Hard Bop 155- Jazz Rock/Fusion 747- Latin Jazz 1.000- Other Modern Jazz 27.398- PopJazz/SmoothJazz 795- World-&Ethno-Ja. 448
