Weary Blues
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven * Track #0 On Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man 1923-1934
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Album Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man 1923-1934
- #1
Everybody Loves My BabyClarence Williams’ Blue Five
- #2Changeable Daddy of Mine
Margaret Johnson (2) & Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
- #3Anybody Here Want to Try My Cabbage?
Maggie Jones
- #4Good Time Flat Blues
Maggie Jones
- #5Cake Walking Babies (from Home)
Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
- #6Pickin’ on Your Baby
Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
- #7Papa De Da Da
Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
- #8You Can’t Shush Katie
Clarence Williams’ Blue Five
- #9Low Land Blues
Bertha “Chippie” Hill
- #10Listen to Ma
Hociel Thomas
- #11The Bridwell Blues
Nolan Welsh
- #12Big Butter and Egg Man
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five
- #13Pleadin’ for the Blues
Bertha “Chippie” Hill
- #14Gully Low Blues
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven
- #15
Struttin’ With Some BarbecueLouis Armstrong
- #16Too Busy
Lillie Delk Christian
- #17No One Else But You
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five
- #18I Must Have That Man
Lillie Delk Christian
- #19To Be in Love
Seger Ellis
- #20My Sweet
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
- #21I Can’t Believe That You’re in Love with Me
Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra
Weary Blues by Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven
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Louis Armstrong & His Hot SevenAbout
The song proceeds as such:
* Ensemble instrumental
* Banjo solo: Johnny St. Cyr
* Ensemble/Pete Briggs: Tuba call and response
* Trombone stop time solo: John Thomas
* Clarinet solo: Johnny Dodds
* Trombone solo: John Thomas
* Cornet solo: Louis Armstrong
* Cornet led ensemble: Louis Armstrong
Weary Blues Lyrics
Lyrics for this song have yet to be released
Weary Blues Q&A
Who wrote Weary Blues's ?
Weary Blues was written by Artie Matthews.
When did Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven release Weary Blues?
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven released Weary Blues on Wed May 11 1927.