Louis Armstrong�s 50 Hot Choruses For Cornet

As Recreated By Bent Persson Vol. 3-4

In 1927, the Melrose Music Company asked Louis Armstrong to record 125 Jazz Breaks For Cornet to be published in written form and serve as help and inspiration for all the musicians playing the stock arrangements they were selling on a large scale.

from Laurence Bergreen: Louis Armstrong - An Extravagant Life:
"Throughout the world the name of Louis Armstrong is known to thousands of musicians," Melrose advised his customers. "Many of the greatest hot men we have today, men who have enviable reputations as recording artists, will tell you they conceived many of their tricks and ideas from the Armstrong style of playing." In conclusion, the publisher urged, "If you want to get hot and stay hot, memorize these breaks. They will prove invaluable to jazz cornetists as they may be used in playing any and all dance melodies."

The 125 (actually 119) Breaks sold so well that Louis later in the year was asked to record 50 Hot Choruses For Cornet. In fact 53 were published.

1. Copenhagen
   
2. Someday Sweetheart
3. Sidewalk Blues
4. Jackass Blues
5. Easy Rider
6. The Chant
7. Sugar Foot Stomp
8. Grandpa�s Spells
9. Dixieland Blues
10. Chicago Breakdown
11. 29th And Dearborn
12. Chattanoga Stomp
13. Mr. Jelly Lord
14. Darktown Shuffle
15. Panama Blues
16. Dallas Stomp
17. Stomp Your Stuff
18. Tampeekoe

tp:

Bent Persson/Karin Kristensson/Bj�rn Larsson

tb:

Jens Lindgren/Hans Brandg�rd/Kaj Sifvert

reeds:

Tomas �rnberg cl ss/G�ran Eriksson as/
Jan �kerman ss/Claes Brodda cl ts
H�kan Kristensson as/Lars-G�ran Ohlsson cl as/Jan Bostr�m cl ts

p:

Morten Gunnar Larsen/Keith Nichols/Ray Smith
Ulf Lindberg/Anders Lind�n

tu:

Bo Juhlin/Carl Jakobsson/Mats Engstr�m/Mats Jungner

sbs:

G�ran Lind

ban:

Tommy Gertoft/G�ran Eriksson/Klas Lagerberg

dr & vo:

Christer Ekh�