The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings cover

The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings

Louis Armstrong

Sony Classical

Recorded

1925-1930

Released

Recommended by

Jeff Terich from 10 Essential New Orleans Albums
Iggy Pop from Iggy Pop lists 12 must-have CDs
Elvis Costello from Vanity Fair
Tom Moon from 1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die
Cub Koda from AllMusic
Richard Cook and Brian Morton from The Penguin Guide to Jazz
Keith Shadwick from Jazzwise Magazine

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