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Something I have not heard before, have you? A very joyous birthday greeting indeed!
Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra: Louis Armstrong (tp, vo), Shelton Hemphill, Henry, "Red" Allen, Bernard Flood (tp), Wilbur DeParis, George Washington, J.C. Higginbotham (tb), Rupert Cole (as), Charlie Holmes (cl, as) Joe Garland (cl, as, arr), Bingie Madison (cl, ts), Luis Russell (p), Lee Blair (g), Pops Foster (b), Sid Catlett (d). TNY (Test - New York) 755 was a recording made especially for Bing Crosby and is believed to be from the session of April 25, 1939. The first commercial release of this appeared on the Italian LP "Family" SFR-DP-655.
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Yes, it's a great track...
It was released as a bonus track on a CD release of the "Bing & Satchmo" album on the Essential Jazz Classics label. EJC55477. It seems to be out of print at the moment, but it's worth seeking out on eBay, etc.
It's a very nicely produced album.
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Thanks Frans. It's new to me.
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When I used to present 'Mainly Bing' on Community Radio, I always had a spot and played Bing's 'Happy Birthday' to wish anyone having a birthday - yesterday, today or tomorrow or whenever.