Louis Armstrong - In Chronology - 1925-1926 Album

Tracklist

1	Come Back, Sweet Papa	2:33
2	The King Of The Zulus (At A Chit'Lin Rag)	3:12
3	Don't Forget To Mess Around	3:15
4	I'm Gonna Gitcha	2:56
5	Stomp Off, Let's Go	2:56
6	Yes! I'm In The Barrel	2:45
7	Cornet Shop Suey	3:08
8	Georgia Grind	2:38
9	Skid-Dat-De-Dat	3:12
10	Oriental Strut	3:11
11	Got Bucket Blues	2:50
12	Dropping Shucks	3:05
13	Muskrat Rumble	2:35
14	Jazz Lips	3:09
15	Sweet Little Papa	2:49
16	My Heart	2:33
17	Big Fat Ma And Skinny Pa	3:03
18	Who's It	2:56
19	Big Butter And Egg Man	3:10
20	You're Next	3:24
21	Static Strut	2:49
22	Drop That Sack	2:49
23	Georgia Bo Bo	3:05
24	Heebie Jeebies	2:58
25	Lonesome Blues	3:10

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