The Original Hot Five Recordings of Louis Armstrong

Foreword From the Series Editor v Preface From the Author vii Table Musical Examples xiii Table Illustrations xvii Table Structural Outlines of Recorded Performances and Other Tabular Explanations xix Introduction 1(6) The Nature of This Study The Transcriptions The Early New Orleans Jazz Band The Origin of the Original Hot Five 7(16) The OKeh Connection Louis and Lil The Hot Five Idea Hot Five Personnel Into the Studio 23(24) ``My Heart'' ``Yes! I'm in the Barrel'' ``Gut Bucket Blues'' Dreamland to the Vendome ``Come Back Sweet Papa'' Initial Hits 47(32) ``Georgia Grind'' ``Heebie Jeebies'' ``Cornet Chop Suey'' ``Oriental Strut'' ``You're Next'' ``Muskrat Ramble'' Early Fame 79(18) ``Don't Forget to Mess Around'' ``I'm Gonna Gitcha'' ``Droppin' Shucks'' ``Who'sit'' The ``Worst'' of the Hot Fives 97(14) ``King of the Zulus'' ``Big Fat Ma and Skinny Pa'' ``Lonesome Blues'' ``Sweet Little Papa'' Sunset Cafe Stomp 111(22) ``Jazz Lips'' ``Skid-Dat-De-Dat'' ``Big Butter and Egg Man'' ``Sunset Cafe Stomp'' ``You Made Me Love You'' ``Irish Black Bottom'' Modulation 133(20) ``Put `Em Down Blues'' ``Ory's Creole Trombone'' ``The Last Time'' Savoy Blues 153(36) ``Struttin' with Some Barbecue'' ``Got No Blues'' ``Once in a While'' ``I'm Not Rough'' ``Hotter Than That'' ``Savoy Blues'' Reflections 189(69) BIBLIOGRAPHY Cited Sources and Suggested Readings 201(12) APPENDIX 1 Original Hot Five Copyright Deposits 213(26) APPENDIX 2 Two Memoirs 239(6) Johnny St. Cyr: The Original Hot Five Edward ``Kid'' Ory: The Hot Five Sessions INDEX Names, Titles, and Subjects 245(13) PLAYLIST Recorded Examples 258