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Louis In London (Live At The BBC)

by Louis Armstrong

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13 tracks · 47 min

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01When It’s Sleepy Time Down South (Live At The BBC)3:10
02(Back Home Again In) Indiana (Live At The BBC)3:45
03A Kiss To Build A Dream On (Live At The BBC)5:00
04Hello, Dolly! (Live At The BBC)4:40
05Mame (Live At The BBC)3:11
06You’ll Never Walk Alone (Live At The BBC)2:57
07Ole Miss (Live At The BBC)3:20
08Blueberry Hill (Live At The BBC)3:33
09Mack The Knife (Live At The BBC)3:15
10Rockin’ Chair (Live At The BBC)4:24
11The Bare Necessities (Live At The BBC)3:17
12What A Wonderful World (Live At The BBC)2:27
13When The Saints Go Marching In (Live At The BBC)3:40

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When was Louis In London (Live At The BBC) released?: Louis In London (Live At The BBC) was released in 2024.
How many tracks are on Louis In London (Live At The BBC)?: Louis In London (Live At The BBC) has 13 tracks, with a runtime of 47 minutes.

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