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The 1928 version of this band featured the same personnel as Louis Armstrong and his Hot Seven records. Their recordings are generally considered to be among Louis Armstrong's best. The song A Weather Bird is a duet with pianist Earl Hines and is one of the outstanding recordings of the 1920s. The 1929 version of Louis Armstrong and his Savoy Ballroom Five was really the Luis Russell Orchestra with the addition of Eddie Condon and Lonnie Johnson. Armstrong would later front the Luis Russell Orchestra and it would become known as the Louis Armstrong Orchestra in 1934. The group was named after the Savoy Ballroom at South Parkway and East 47th Street in Chicago.
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Louis Armstrong Cornet, Vocals
Mancy Carr Banjo, Vocals
Eddie Condon Banjo
Pops Foster Bass
J.C. Higginbotham Trombone
Teddy Hill Tenor Saxophone
Charlie Holmes Alto Saxophone
Lonnie Johnson Guitar
Albert Nicholas Clarinet
Earl Hines Piano
Don Redman Clarinet
Fred Robinson Trombone
Luis Russell Piano
Zutty Singleton Drums
Jimmy Strong Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
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