Louis Armstrong - The Great Louis Armstrong

℗ 1971
Track A1 "Mame" from the Broadway production: Mame
Track A3 "So Long Dearie" from the Broadway production: Hello Dolly

Publisher:
Track A1, A2, A3 / E. H. Morris & Co.
Track A4 / Herman Darewski
Track A5, B1, B2, B3, B4, B5 / Campbell Connelly & Co.

Fully laminated sleeve.

• Other (Price code): SFL

• Published By – E. H. Morris & Co.
• Published By – Herman Darewski
• Published By – Campbell Connelly & Co.

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