Detailinformationen

  • Label: Verve, 1963-69
  • Bestellnummer: 8579236
  • Erscheinungstermin: 19.10.2010

Disk 1 von 2

  1. 1 Hello, Dolly! Start
  2. 2 It's Been A Long, Long Time Start
  3. 3 A Lot Of Livin' To Do Start
  4. 4 A Kiss To Build A Dream On Start
  5. 5 Someday Start
  6. 6 Hey Look Me Over Start
  7. 7 I Still Get Jealous Start
  8. 8 Moon River Start
  9. 9 Be My Life's Companion Start
  10. 10 Blueberry Hill Start
  11. 11 You Are Woman, I Am Man Start
  12. 12 Jeepers Creepers Start
  13. 13 Mame Start
  14. 14 The Circle Of Your Arms Start
  15. 15 So Long Dearie Start
  16. 16 Tin Roof Blues Start
  17. 17 I Like This Kind Of Party Start
  18. 18 When The Saints Go Marchin' In Start
  19. 19 Cheesecake Start
  20. 20 Tyree's Blues Start
  21. 21 Pretty Little Missy Start
  22. 22 Faith Start
  23. 23 Short But Sweet Start
  24. 24 Bye and bye Start
  25. 25 The Three Of Us Start

Disk 2 von 2

  1. 1 What A Wonderful World Start
  2. 2 Cabaret Start
  3. 3 The Home Fire Start
  4. 4 Dream A Little Dream Of Me Start
  5. 5 Give Me Your Kisses (I'll Give You My Heart) Start
  6. 6 The Sunshine Of Love Start
  7. 7 Hello Brother Start
  8. 8 There Must Be A Way Start
  9. 9 Fantastic, That's You Start
  10. 10 I Guess I'll Get The Papers And Go Home Start
  11. 11 Hellzapoppin' Start
  12. 12 The Life Of The Party Start
  13. 13 Kinda Love Song Start
  14. 14 We Have All The Time In The World Start

Produktinfo

On December 3, 1963, at age 62, when most folks are thinking about retirement, Louis Armstrong recorded the sprightly “Hello, Dolly!,” the title song for a Broadway show. Thus began a six year-long series of recordings that brought arguably most important 20th Century musician back into the limelight and, in fact, gave him his greatest recording successes ever.

The single of “Hello, Dolly!” supplanted The Beatles as #1 on the Pop charts (his first #1!) and was #1 for nine weeks on the Adult Contemporary charts. The Dolly album soared to #1 for 6 weeks on Billboard’s Top 200 and was certified gold. Over the next two years Louis recorded tracks for the Mame album, resulting in a pair of Top 10 Adult Contemporary hits -- “So Long Dearie” and the title track. Then we have the remarkable “What A Wonderful World.” Recorded in 1967, the heartfelt single was a big hit in Europe, but only reached #12 on the U. S. Adult Contemporary chart. However, after prominent placement in the 1988 movie Good Morning Vietnam, the single climbed into the Top 40 and the album was certified gold. Finally, in 1969, Louis recorded “We Have All The Time In The World,” the theme song for the next James Bond epic flick, On Her Majesty's Secret Service.

This new Hip-O Select double CD, Hello, Louis! The Hit Years 1963 to 1969, brings together these recordings – originally on Kapp, Mercury, ABC-Paramount and EMI -- as a joyous celebration of a great artist’s return to the fore. It collects all three hit albums, presenting the Mame LP on CD for the first time, adding in “The Three Of Us,” recorded for the album but only previously released in Europe. The second disc also features two sides recorded in 1968 for Kapp, “Life Of The Party” b / w “The Kinda Love Song,” both previously unreleased on album – and as the music on this collection shows, the title of the bonus track is most appropriate: Louis Armstrong’s music is still the life of any party.

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