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Track Listing
Side A:
1 Everybody’s Comin’ 1:50
2 Cultural Exchange 4:42
3 Good Reviews 2:09
4 Remember Who You Are 2:33
5 My One Bad Habit 2:41
6 Summer Song 3:18
7 King For A Day 3:41
8 Blow Satchmo 0:48
9 The Real Ambassador 3:12
10 Lonesome 2:29*
Side B:
1 In The Lurch 2:32
2 One Moment Worth Years 4:22
3 They Say I Look Like God 5:30
4 Since Love Had Its Way 2:34
5 I Didn’t Know Until You Told Me 3:02
6 Swing Bells/Blow Satchmo/Finale 6:06
7 You Swing Baby [The Duke] 2:36*
1 Everybody’s Comin’ 1:50
2 Cultural Exchange 4:42
3 Good Reviews 2:09
4 Remember Who You Are 2:33
5 My One Bad Habit 2:41
6 Summer Song 3:18
7 King For A Day 3:41
8 Blow Satchmo 0:48
9 The Real Ambassador 3:12
10 Lonesome 2:29*
Side B:
1 In The Lurch 2:32
2 One Moment Worth Years 4:22
3 They Say I Look Like God 5:30
4 Since Love Had Its Way 2:34
5 I Didn’t Know Until You Told Me 3:02
6 Swing Bells/Blow Satchmo/Finale 6:06
7 You Swing Baby [The Duke] 2:36*
Artist:
Louis Armstrong / Dave Brubeck
Title:
The Real Ambassadors (180g) + 2 bonus tracks
Label:
Wax Time
Cat No:
LP771724
Format:
LP
Price £15.99
• Limited edition high-definition 180 g vinyl LP
• Louis Armstrong and Dave Brubeck’s only recorded collaboration. The Real Ambassadors was a play, written and composed by Brubeck and his wife Iola, which delivered a strong political message condemning racism. This album of the music was recorded in 1961 and also featured Carmen McRae and vocal group Lambert Hendricks and Ross. The only live performance was the following year at the Monterey jazz Festival
• Louis Armstrong and Dave Brubeck’s only recorded collaboration. The Real Ambassadors was a play, written and composed by Brubeck and his wife Iola, which delivered a strong political message condemning racism. This album of the music was recorded in 1961 and also featured Carmen McRae and vocal group Lambert Hendricks and Ross. The only live performance was the following year at the Monterey jazz Festival
