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Performer: Louis Armstrong
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Album: A Musical Autobiography Of Louis Armstrong 1923-1925
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A1	Dippermouth Blues Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – George BarnesPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – James "Trummy" YoungTrumpet – Louis Armstrong, Yank LawsonWritten-By – Joseph Oliver
A2	Canal Street Blues Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – George BarnesPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – James "Trummy" YoungTrumpet – Louis Armstrong, Yank LawsonWritten-By – Joseph Oliver
A3	High Society Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongWritten-By – A.J. Piron*, Clarence Williams
A4	All The Wrongs You've Done Me (They're Bound To Come Back To You) Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – George BarnesPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongWritten-By – Chris Smith , Edgar Dowell, James Barris*
A5	Everybody Loves My Baby (But My Baby Don't Love Nobody But Me) Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – George BarnesPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – trummy youngTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongWritten-By – Jack Palmer , Spencer Williams
A6	Mandy Make Up Your Mind Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – George BarnesPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongWritten-By – Arthur Johnston, George Meyer*, Grant Clarke, Roy Turk
B1	See See Rider Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – Everett BarksdalePiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongVocals – Velma MiddletonWritten-By – Ma Rainey
B2	Reckless Blues Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – Everett BarksdalePiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongVocals – Velma MiddletonWritten-By – Bessie Smith
B3	Court House Blues Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – Everett BarksdalePiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongVocals – Velma MiddletonWritten-By – Clara Smith
B4	Trouble In Mind Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – Everett BarksdalePiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungTrumpet – Louis ArmstrongVocals – Velma MiddletonWritten-By – Richard M. Jones
New Orleans Function Bass – Arvell ShawClarinet – Barney BigardDrums – Cozy ColePiano – Earl HinesTrombone – Jack TeagardenTrumpet – Louis Armstrong
B5a	Free As A Bird
B5b	Oh, Didn't He Ramble Written-By – Will Handy*
B6	Gut Bucket Blues Bass – Squire GershClarinet – Edmond HallDrums – Barrett DeemsGuitar – George BarnesPiano – Billy KyleTrombone – Trummy YoungWritten-By, Trumpet, Narrator – Louis Armstrong

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Sleeve Notes – Burt Korall

Notes

A1- A3 were originally recorded by Armstrong when he was second cornetist in King Olivers's Jazz Band in 1923.
A5 was first recorded by Louis with Alberta Hunter and the Red Onion Jazz Babies in November 1924.
A4 and A6 were first recorded by Louis withe Clarence Williams' Blue Five in November and December 1924.
B1-B4 were recorded by Louis Armstrong 1925 as blues accompaniments to Ma Rainey, Bessie Smith, Clara Smith and Bertha "Chippie" Hill, respectively.
B6 was recorded on the first Louis Armstrong Hot Five session in Chicago, November 12, 1925.

B5a Titel is on Label wrong written: "Flee As A Bird"