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Louis Armstrong - Sings The Blues (180g)
Louis Armstrong - Sings The Blues (180g)
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Louis Armstrong – Sings The Blues | 7" Vinyl Single
Immerse yourself in the foundational sounds of American music with Louis Armstrong's "Sings The Blues" 7" Vinyl Single. This premium pressing delivers the raw, soulful power of Satchmo's blues interpretations, capturing the essence of a pivotal era in Jazz and popular music. A true gem for any collector seeking authentic Jazz vinyl records.
About the Album
While this particular 7" single compiles tracks, the music within represents Louis Armstrong's profound contributions to blues and jazz during the 1933-1947 period. These recordings showcase Armstrong's unparalleled vocal delivery and trumpet mastery, cementing his legacy as one of the most influential figures in music history. Each track is a testament to his ability to infuse every note with emotion and swing.
The Vinyl Experience
Experience the rich, warm analog sound of these classic recordings on a meticulously pressed 7" Vinyl Single. The substantial 180-gram wax ensures a stable platter spin and a robust sonic presentation, making each needle drop a journey back to the golden age of jazz. This is a must-have for audiophiles and serious collectors looking to buy Louis Armstrong vinyl with exceptional fidelity.
- Format: 7" Vinyl Single
- Artist: Louis Armstrong
- Genre: Jazz, Blues
- Perfect For: Audiophiles, Jazz collectors, fans of classic American music, crate diggers
Collector's Note
Few recordings capture the profound emotional depth and groundbreaking artistry of Louis Armstrong quite like his blues interpretations from this prolific period. This 7" single offers a concentrated dose of his genius, a vital piece of any comprehensive Louis Armstrong discography.
Tracklist:
Side A
- I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
- Basin Street Blues
- St. Louis Blues
- The Blues Are Brewin'
- Rockin' Chair
- Where The Blues Were Born In New Orleans
Side B
- Blues For Yesterday
- Jack-Armstrong Blues
- Blues In The South
- Back O'town Blues
- Fifty-Fifty Blues
- Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans ?
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
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Dispatched within 2 working days.
Estimated Delivery (ETAs)
• United States: 1 - 5 business days (USPS Media Mail, Priority, FedEx 2-Day Air, FedEx Ground)
• Canada: 1 - 5 business days (USPS First Class, FedEx Economy / Priority)
• Asia & Europe: 1 - 10 business days (USPS First Class, Priority, FedEx Express)
Archival Packaging
We guarantee safe delivery with industry-leading packaging - no bent LP corners or damaged CDs.
Shipping Rates
US: flat $10 Media Mail, any number of records. Free US shipping on orders over $99. International rates shown at checkout.
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Our dedicated vault team carefully packages every order, and all orders are dispatched within 2 working days. You will receive a tracking link immediately upon shipment so you can trace your package journey to your sound system.
We ship every vinyl record in premium double walled heavy duty cardboard mailers with thick bubble inserts and extra corner protectors. LPs are placed behind the jacket during transit to completely eliminate seam splits ensuring your record arrives in pristine condition.
If a record arrives damaged or not as described, contact us within 14 days for a return or refund.
We recommend gently wiping the record with a carbon fiber anti static brush before and after every playback to remove surface dust. For deep cleaning always use specialized alcohol free record cleaning fluid and a microfiber cloth wiping in a gentle circular motion following the grooves.
We strictly adhere to the Goldmine Grading Standard. Every archive copy is meticulously inspected under high intensity light. Any pre owned or rare import pressings are professionally play tested to guarantee the exact audio fidelity and grade described.
A 180g record is significantly thicker and heavier than standard vintage pressings. This added weight provides superior physical stability on the turntable platter reducing wow and flutter during playback and protecting the record from warping over time under changing temperature conditions.
Our expert curators spend years building direct networks with licensed international distributors private estates and legendary collectors around the globe. We only acquire original copy presses from verified RIAA certified pressing plants and trusted historic suppliers ensuring every archive item is one hundred percent authentic.