The Louis Armstrong Discography: People

Abney, Don

• September 17, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Piano

Abrams, I.

• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Writer

Ackerman, Willie

• August 3, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Drums
• August 4, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Drums
• August 5, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Drums
• August 6, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Drums

Adair, Tom

• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Adams, Lee

• December 3, 1963 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Adams, Stanley

• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Adamson

• March 10, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer

Adamson, Harold

• January 26, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Addison, Bernard

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar

Adler, Rudolph

• November 7, 1943 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Reeds

Ahlert

• March 2, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Ahlert, F.

• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Ahlert, R.E.

• June 4, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Writer

Aiken, Gus

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Akst, H.

• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Alexander

• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Alexander, Charlie

• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• April 28, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• April 29, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• November 3, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• November 4, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• January 25, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• January 27, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• March 2, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• March 11, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano

Alexander, Edna

• September 6, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Alexis, Richard

• January 17, 1945 (ABC Broadcast / AFRS One Night Stand #489): Bass

Alfred, Roy

• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 30, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Alix, May

• November 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Vocal

Allen

• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Writer

Allen, Fletcher

• October 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Harlem Band): Tenor Saxophone

Allen, Henry Red

• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 24, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Trumpet
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Trumpet
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Allen, L.

• April 19, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Allen, Nat

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Trombone
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trombone

Alois, Louis

• February 23, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Alpert, Trigger

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Bass

Alstyne, Egbert Van

• June 29, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Alter, Louis

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Writer
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with His Orchestra): Writer
• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Writer
• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Writer
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• June 1, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Alvis, Hayes

• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass

Anderson

• August 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians): Writer

Anderson, Ed

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Anderson, Gene

• July 10, 1929 (Victoria Spivey): Piano
• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano, Celeste
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano, Celeste
• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• November 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano

Anderson, Jimmy

• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Vocal
• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Vocal

Anderson, Larry

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Trombone
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Trombone
• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trombone
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trombone
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Trombone
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trombone
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Trombone
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Trombone
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Trombone
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Trombone
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Trombone
• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Trombone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trombone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trombone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trombone
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Trombone

Anderson, Pullman

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Trombone

Andre, Fabian

• August 25, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald And Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer
• July 23, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

André Hornez

• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer
• October 10, 1950 (Ted Steele's Cavalcade of Bands (episode 2.6) (Dumont)): Writer
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 19, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 31, 1953 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 19, 1961 (Swinging at the Summit): Writer
• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Writer
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1966 (Danny Kaye Show): Writer

Arago, German

• October 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Harlem Band): Bass

Arango, German

• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass

Arant, L.

• October 16, 1924 (?) (Ma Rainey accompanied by her Georgia Jazz Band): Writer

Archer, George

• August 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians): Guitar, Vocal
• March 24, 1937 (Louis Armstrong With Andy Iona And His Islanders): Guitar, Vocal

Archey, Jimmy

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone

Arlen, Harold

• January 25, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 26, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Writer
• Between July 4-10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 11, 1948 (ABC Broadcast): Writer
• December 7, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars): Writer
• September 9, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Gary Crosby And The All Stars): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Armstrong, Lil

• November 6, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Piano
• November 8, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Piano
• November 8, 1924 (?) (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Piano
• November 26, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Piano
• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Piano
• December 22, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Piano
• July 16, 1930 (Jimmie Rodgers): Piano
• April 24, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Armstrong, Lil Hardin

• November 12, 1925 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Piano
• February 22, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Piano
• February 26, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Piano, Vocal
• April 20, 1926 (Lillian Armstrong's Serenaders): Piano, Vocal
• May 28, 1926 (Lill's Hot Shots): Piano
• June 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• June 18, 1926 (Butterbeans and Susie): Piano
• June 23, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• November 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• November 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• November 27, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• May 7, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Piano
• May 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Piano
• May 11, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Piano
• May 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Piano
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Piano
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Piano, Vocal
• September 2, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• September 6, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• December 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• December 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• December 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano

Armstrong?, Lil

• April 20, 1926 (Lillian Armstrong's Serenaders): Writer

Arno, Victor

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin

Arodin, Sidney

• November 3, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 15, 1940 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Writer
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Writer
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Writer
• April, 1944 (AFRS Command Performance #120): Writer
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• February 21, 1949 (Philco Radio Time): Writer
• May 13, 1950 (Ken Murray Show (CBS)): Writer
• February, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 30, 1957 (Timex All-Star Show #1): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 1, 1960 (Bell Telephone Hour (NBC)): Writer
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January, 1962 (Winter Carnival at Sun Valley (ABC)): Writer

Ashton, Robert

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone

Assunto, Frank

• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Trumpet
• May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City (Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland ): Trumpet

Assunto, Fred

• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Trombone, Vocal
• May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City (Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland ): Trombone, Vocal

Assunto, Jac

• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Banjo
• May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City (Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland ): Banjo

Atkins, B.

• February 26, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Writer

Atkins, Boyd

• May 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Stompers): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Atkins, Ed

• October 15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• October 16, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• May 28, 1926 (Erskine Tate's Vendrome Orchestra): Trombone

Atkinson, Bill

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Trombone

Aubert, Henri

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Violin

Austin

• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Austin, G.

• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Autrey, Herman

• February 11, 1945 (The 2nd Annual American Swing Festival - A Tribute to Fats Waller): Trumpet

Babcock, Clarence

• June 23, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Vocal

Bacharach, Burt

• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

Bacon, Louis

• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Bacon, Myron

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Viola
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Viola
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Viola

Baer, A.

• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Writer

Bailey, Buster

• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone, Clarinet
• October 16, 1924 (?) (Ma Rainey accompanied by her Georgia Jazz Band): Clarinet
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 6, 1924 (Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Soprano Saxophone
• November 6, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Soprano Saxophone
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 8, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Soprano Saxophone
• November 8, 1924 (?) (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Soprano Saxophone
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 26, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Clarinet
• November 28, 1924 (Sippie Wallace accompanied by Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Soprano Saxophone
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• mid February, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Clarinet
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• March 4, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Clarinet
• Between March 16 & 22, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Clarinet
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Reeds
• September - October, 1925 (Grant and Wilson with Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra): Clarinet
• October 6, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Clarinet, Saxophone
• October 7, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Clarinet
• October 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Soprano Saxophone
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 2, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Clarinet
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Clarinet
• July 26, 1965 (Where the Boys Meet the Girls): Clarinet
• September 10, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 26, 1966 (The Dean Martin Show (NBC)): Clarinet
• November, 1965 (A Man Called Adam): Clarinet
• April, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• May, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 11, 1966 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 20.1)): Clarinet
• September, 1966 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #4.26)): Clarinet
• September, 1966 (Danny Kaye Show): Clarinet
• March, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Gerald Sims' Orchestra): Clarinet

Bailey, Joe

• September, 1930 (Ex-Flame): Bass, Tuba
• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Tuba, Bass
• October 16, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Tuba, Bass
• December 23, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Tuba, Bass
• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Tuba, Bass

Bailey, Pearl

• May 29, 1970 (Mike Douglas Show): Vocal
• January 23, 1971 (The Pearl Bailey Show (ABC)): Host, Vocal

Baird, Taswell

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trombone
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trombone
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Trombone
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trombone
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Trombone
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Trombone
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Trombone
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Trombone

Baker, Ann

• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Vocal
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Vocal

Baker, Artie

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Baker, Danny

• August 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Banjo

Baker, Warren

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Reeds

Balcom

• January 14, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer

Ballard, Butch

• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums

Ballard, Red

• February 6, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Trombone

Bank, Danny

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone

Banta

• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Barbarin, Paul

• February 22, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Writer
• June 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Drums
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Drums
• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• January 24, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Vibraphone
• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• January 17, 1945 (ABC Broadcast / AFRS One Night Stand #489): Drums

Barbarin, Sid

• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Barber, Julien

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Viola
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Viola
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Viola

Barbour, Dave

• February 4, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Guitar, Conductor

Barcelona, Danny

• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• January 21 - 22, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Drums
• September 30-October 2, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• March 5, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 14.21)): Drums
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Drums
• June 30, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Drums
• July 2, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 15.14)): Drums
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Drums
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 15, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Drums
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Drums
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 1): Drums
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 2): Drums
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• December 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 16.13)): Drums
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Drums
• March, 1963 (Australian TV Broadcast): Drums
• June 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS - Episode 16.13)): Drums
• December 3, 1963 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• January 13, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Drums
• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 3, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• November 3, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• March 1, 1965 (Hello Satchmo): Drums
• March 22, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Drums
• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Drums
• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Drums
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Drums
• July 26, 1965 (Where the Boys Meet the Girls): Drums
• September 10, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 26, 1966 (The Dean Martin Show (NBC)): Drums
• November, 1965 (A Man Called Adam): Drums
• April, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• May, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 11, 1966 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 20.1)): Drums
• September, 1966 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #4.26)): Drums
• September, 1966 (Danny Kaye Show): Drums
• March, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Gerald Sims' Orchestra): Drums
• July 25, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Drums
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Drums
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Drums
• August 3, 1967 (The Tonight Show): Drums
• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Drums
• December 11, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Drums
• December 12, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Drums
• December 18, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• December 30, 1967 (The Jackie Gleason Show (episode 2.16)): Drums
• January 11, 1968 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #5.22)): Drums
• February 20, 1968 (The Bell Telephone Hour: Jazz, The Intimate Art): Drums
• February 27, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• March 26, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Drums
• July 23, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• March 1, 1971 (The Tonight Show (NBC)): Drums

Barene, Robert

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin

Baretto, Justo

• October 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Harlem Band): Piano

Barker, Danny

• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Guitar

Barksdale, Everett

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• September 30, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• August 25, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald And Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• August 31, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Chorus): Guitar
• September 17, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Guitar
• August 25, 1952 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Guitar
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• December 14, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Guitar
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Electric Bass
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Electric Bass
• December 11, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Guitar
• December 12, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Guitar
• December 18, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Guitar
• March 26, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Guitar

Barnes, F.

• October 17, 1924 (Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer
• November 8, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Writer

Barnes, George

• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Guitar
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• January 30, 1957 (): Guitar
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Guitar
• February 4, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar
• February 7, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Guitar

Barney Bigard

• January 10-16, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Clarinet

Barris

• November 4, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Barris, H.

• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Barris, Harry

• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Barry, John

• October 28, 1969 (On Her Majesty's Secret Service): Conductor

Basie, Bill "Count"

• July 25, 1962 (The Lively Ones (NBC)): Piano

Baskette, Billy

• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Basore, Stu

• August 3, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Steel Guitar
• August 4, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Steel Guitar
• August 5, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Steel Guitar
• August 6, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Steel Guitar

Bassett, Rip

• May 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Stompers): Banjo, Guitar

Bateman, Charlie

• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Piano

Baty, Harry

• August 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians): Guitar, Vocal
• March 24, 1937 (Louis Armstrong With Andy Iona And His Islanders): Guitar, Vocal

Baxter, Byron

• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Trumpet

Baxter, P.

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Bayha, C.

• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Bayley

• March 10, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer

Beach, Frank

• August 1, 1956 (Producers' Showcase: The Lord Don't Play Favorites): Trumpet
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trumpet
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trumpet

Beal, Charlie

• April 24, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• September 6, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Piano
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Piano
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Piano
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Piano
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Piano
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Piano

Beatty), Alberta Hunter (as Josephine

• November 8, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Vocal

Beau, Heinie

• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Saxophone

Bechet, Sidney

• October 17, 1924 (Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone
• October 17, 1924 (Virginia Liston accompanied by Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone
• December 17, 1924 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Soprano Saxophone, Sarrusophone
• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Soprano Saxophone
• December 22, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Soprano Saxophone
• January 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Soprano Saxophone
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Saxophone
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Saxophone
• January 17, 1945 (ABC Broadcast / AFRS One Night Stand #489): Clarinet, Soprano Saxophone

Beckenstein, Ray

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone

Bell, Janice

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Belle, Barbara

• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Belledna, A.

• October 6, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer

Bellson, Louie

• July 3, 1970 (): Drums

Bellson, Louis

• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Drums
• July 31, 1957 (Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson): Drums
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Drums
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Drums

Benjamin, Joe

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• September 30, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• August 31, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Chorus): Bass
• August 25, 1952 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass

Bennett

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Bennett, E.

• September 2, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer

Bennett, Tony

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Berg, George

• September 22, 1952 (Louis Armstrong with Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra): Flute
• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Tenor Saxophone

Bergere, R.

• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Bergere, Roy

• April 21, 1927 (Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards): Writer

Bergman

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Berigan, Bunny

• February 4, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Berle, Milton

• September 25, 1951 (Texaco Star Theater - The Milton Berle Show (NBC)): Vocal

Berlin, Irving

• February 4, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• June 10, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer
• April 11, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Writer
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1951 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• September 22, 1952 (Louis Armstrong with Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra): Writer
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

Bernard

• September 22, 1952 (Louis Armstrong with Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra): Writer
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Bernard, Cy

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Strings

Bernard, Felix

• January 20, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Bernhart, Milt

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone

Bernie, Ben

• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City (Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland ): Writer

Bernstein, Art

• October 14, 1939 (Camel Caravan): Bass

Bernstein, Elmer

• April 10, 1968 (40th Annual Academy Awards): Conductor

Bertran, Jimmy

• May 28, 1926 (Erskine Tate's Vendrome Orchestra): Drums, Washboard

Bertrand, Jimmy

• April 21, 1927 (Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards): Washboard

Bigard, A.

• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer
• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Writer

Bigard, Barney

• April 22, 1927 (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers): Tenor Saxophone
• January 16, 1944 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Clarinet
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Clarinet
• September 6, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Clarinet
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Clarinet
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Clarinet
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Clarinet
• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Clarinet
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Clarinet
• December 11, 1948 (ABC Broadcast): Clarinet
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Clarinet
• August 2-13, 1949 (Radio Broadcasts): Clarinet
• October 5, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Clarinet
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Clarinet
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Clarinet
• December 26 - 29, 1950 (The Strip): Clarinet
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• January 30, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• March, 1951 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• July 5, 1951 (Voice of America "Jazz" Series): Clarinet
• December 7, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars): Clarinet
• April 19, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Clarinet
• February 23, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Clarinet
• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Clarinet
• early June, 1953 (The Glenn Miller Story): Clarinet
• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Clarinet
• March 19, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Clarinet
• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• July 13, 1954 (): Clarinet
• July 13, 1954, Chicago (): Clarinet
• July 14, 1954, Chicago (): Clarinet
• July 14, 1954, Chicago (): Clarinet
• August 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Clarinet
• September 1, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• November 1-2, 1954 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• December 31, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Clarinet
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Clarinet
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Clarinet
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• February 20, 1955 (Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC - episode 5.18)): Clarinet
• April 25, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 25, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 26, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 26, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 27, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 27, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• May 3, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• May 3, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 8, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Benny Carter's Orchestra): Clarinet
• September 9, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Gary Crosby And The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• March 5, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 14.21)): Clarinet
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Clarinet
• June 30, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Clarinet
• July 2, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 15.14)): Clarinet
• July 3, 1970 (): Clarinet

Biggs, F.

• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Writer

Billie Holiday

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Vocal

Billy Kyle

• January 10-16, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Piano

Biondi, Remo

• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Guitar

Bishop, Wallace

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums

Bivona, Gus

• November 14, 1951 (Glory Alley): Clarinet

Black

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Black, Arnold

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin

Black, Johnny

• January 20, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Blackburn

• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Blackburn, Tom

• May 16, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Blair

• February 24, 1926 (Hociel Thomas): Writer
• March 3, 1926 (Sippie Wallace): Writer

Blair, Lee

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Guitar

Blake, Ellsworth

• December 21, 1932, Camden, New Jersey (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Blake, Eubie

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• October 16, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Blanchette, Jack

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Guitar

Bland, C.

• April 7, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Blitzstein, Marc

• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 13, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 23, 1956 (The Perry Como Show (NBC)): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 25, 1958 (Steve Allen Show (episode 3.35)): Writer
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Writer
• September 29, 1959 (The Bing Crosby Oldsmobile Show): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 4, 1960 (Dateline Boston - The Jazz Scene): Writer
• July 1, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 19, 1961 (Swinging at the Summit): Writer
• September, 1961 (WRCV Broadcast): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 15, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 2): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 16.13)): Writer
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Writer
• March, 1963 (Australian TV Broadcast): Writer
• March 1, 1965 (Hello Satchmo): Writer
• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Writer
• July 25, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• January 25, 1968 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Writer
• February 13, 1970 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• June 9, 1970 (David Frost Show): Writer
• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Writer
• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Writer
• October 22, 1970 (The Flip Wilson Show (NBC)): Writer
• October 29, 1970 (The Boy From New Orleans -- A Tribute to Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January 29, 1971 (): Writer

Block, Sandy

• July 24, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Bass

Block, Sid

• January 30, 1957 (): Bass

Bloom

• April 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Bloom, M.

• May 7, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Writer

Bloom, Marty

• April 22, 1927 (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers): Writer
• May 11, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Writer

Blowers, Johnny

• January 14, 1945 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums
• September 6, 1949 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Drums
• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums
• August 25, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald And Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums
• August 31, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Chorus): Drums

Blue, William Thornton

• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Bluestone, Harry

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Strings

Blythe, J.

• Between March 16 & 22, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Writer

Blythe, Jimmy

• April 21, 1927 (Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards): Piano

Bob Carleton

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Writer

Bollinger

• November 11, 1925 (Hociel Thomas Acc. By Louis Armstrong's Jazz Four): Writer

Boone, Lester

• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• April 28, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• April 29, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• November 3, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• November 4, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• January 25, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• January 27, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• March 2, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• March 11, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Booze, Wee Bea

• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Vocal

Botkin, Perry

• February 21, 1949 (Philco Radio Time): Guitar
• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Guitar

Boudreau, John

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Drums

Bowman, Brooks

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Bowman, Dave

• January 14, 1945 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Piano

Bowman, E.

• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Writer
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Bowman, Euday

• May 11, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Writer

Bradford, P.

• January 14, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer
• May 27, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer

Bradford, Perry

• October 7, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Vocal
• October 7, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Writer
• November 2, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Vocal
• November 2, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Writer

Bradley, Will

• September 6, 1949 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Trombone

Braff, Ruby

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Brand, Julius

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Violin

Braud, Wellman

• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass

Brecht, Bertolt

• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 13, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 23, 1956 (The Perry Como Show (NBC)): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 25, 1958 (Steve Allen Show (episode 3.35)): Writer
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Writer
• September 29, 1959 (The Bing Crosby Oldsmobile Show): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 4, 1960 (Dateline Boston - The Jazz Scene): Writer
• July 1, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 19, 1961 (Swinging at the Summit): Writer
• September, 1961 (WRCV Broadcast): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 15, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 2): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 16.13)): Writer
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Writer
• March, 1963 (Australian TV Broadcast): Writer
• March 1, 1965 (Hello Satchmo): Writer
• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Writer
• July 25, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• January 25, 1968 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Writer
• February 13, 1970 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• June 9, 1970 (David Frost Show): Writer
• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Writer
• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Writer
• October 22, 1970 (The Flip Wilson Show (NBC)): Writer
• October 29, 1970 (The Boy From New Orleans -- A Tribute to Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January 29, 1971 (): Writer

Briggs, Pete

• May 7, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Tuba
• May 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Stompers): Tuba
• May 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Tuba
• May 11, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Tuba
• May 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Tuba
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Tuba
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Tuba
• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Tuba
• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba
• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba
• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba
• November 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba

Briglia, Tony

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Drums

Brooks, H.

• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 23, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Writer
• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with His Orchestra): Writer
• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Writer
• May 3, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Brooks, Harry

• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• April 26, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 8, 1959 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• March 22, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer

Brooks, Harvey

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Piano
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Piano

Brooks, S.

• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Brooks, Shelton

• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Writer

Brown

• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Brown, Alfred

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Viola
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Viola
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Viola

Brown, Frank

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Trumpet
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Trumpet

Brown, Garnett

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone

Brown, J.

• March 4, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer

Brown, Jesse

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Trumpet
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Trumpet
• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trumpet
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trumpet
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Trumpet
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Trumpet
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Trumpet
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Trumpet
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Trumpet
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Trumpet

Brown, Jewel

• June 30, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Vocal
• July 2, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 15.14)): Vocal
• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Vocal
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Vocal
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Vocal
• April 15, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Vocal
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Vocal
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Vocal
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Vocal
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Vocal
• March, 1963 (Australian TV Broadcast): Vocal
• January 14, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Vocal
• March 22, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Vocal
• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Vocal
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Vocal
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Vocal
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Vocal
• February 20, 1968 (The Bell Telephone Hour: Jazz, The Intimate Art): Vocal

Brown, John

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Alto Saxophone
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Alto Saxophone
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Alto Saxophone
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Alto Saxophone
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Alto Saxophone
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Alto Saxophone
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Alto Saxophone
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Alto Saxophone

Brown, L.

• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Brown, Lawrence

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Trombone
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Trombone
• September, 1930 (Ex-Flame): Trombone

Brown, Lew

• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Brown, Nacio H.

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Brown, Nacio Herb

• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Brown, Norman

• June 10, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Guitar
• April 10, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Guitar
• April 11, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Guitar

Brown, Ray

• August 25, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald And Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Bass
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Bass
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Bass
• July 31, 1957 (Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson): Bass
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Bass
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Bass

Brown, Sam

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar

Brown, Scoville

• January 26, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• January 27, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• January 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• April 24, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Brown, Willard

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Alto Saxophone
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Alto Saxophone
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Alto Saxophone
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Alto Saxophone
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Alto Saxophone
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Alto Saxophone
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Alto Saxophone

Brubeck, Dave

• September 12, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• September 12, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 13, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• September 13, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Brubeck, Howard

• September 12, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Tubular Bells
• September 13, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Tubular Bells

Brubeck, Iola

• September 12, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 13, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Brunies, George

• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 20, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Brunis, Georg

• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Trombone

Bruns, George

• May 16, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Bryan, J.T.

• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Bullman, Morton

• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Trombone

Bullock

• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Burg, William Van Den

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Cello
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Cello
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Cello

Burke, Ceele

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Banjo, Steel Guitar
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Banjo, Steel Guitar

Burke, Johnny

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Writer
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 23, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Burke, Joseph A.

• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Burke, Sonny

• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Conductor
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Conductor

Burns, Robert

• May 25, 1958 (Steve Allen Show (episode 3.35)): Writer

Burrell, Kenny

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Guitar

Burris

• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Burton

• June 22 - 29, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer

Burwell, Cliff

• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Bushkin, Joe

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Piano
• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Writer
• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Piano
• August 27, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Piano
• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Piano

Bushnell, Bob

• August 23, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five): Bass

Butler, Art

• July 24, 1968, Las Vegas, Nevada (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Conductor

Butler, Artie

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Arranger

Butler, Larry

• August 3, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Piano
• August 4, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Piano
• August 5, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Piano
• August 6, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Piano

Butler, Robert

• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Trumpet
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trumpet
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trumpet
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trumpet
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Trumpet
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Trumpet
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet

Butler, W.

• December 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Butterfield, Billy

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Trumpet
• January 14, 1945 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Trumpet
• September 6, 1949 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Trumpet
• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Trumpet
• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Trumpet

Byas, Don

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Tenor Saxophone

Byrne, Bobby

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Trombone
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Trombone

CBS Orchestra

• January 1, 1952 (Frank Sinatra Show (CBS)): Studio Orchestra

Cacares, Ernie

• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone

Caceres, Ernie

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Clarinet
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Clarinet
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Baritone Saxophone, Bass Saxophone

Caesar, Irving

• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Writer
• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Cahn, Sammy

• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 4, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• April 19, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Caiazza, Nick

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Tenor Saxophone
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Tenor Saxophone

Caiola, Al

• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Guitar
• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Guitar
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Guitar

Caldwell, Happy

• March 5, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Callender, Red

• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• September 6, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Bass
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Bass
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Bass
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Bass
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Bass
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Bass
• July 3, 1970 (): Bass

Calloway, Blanche

• November 9, 1925 (Blanche Calloway): Vocal

Calloway, C.

• April 10, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Camarata, Toots

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Trumpet
• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Arranger, Conductor

Campbell, Bill

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone

Candoli, Pete

• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Trumpet
• September 8, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Benny Carter's Orchestra): Trumpet

Canetti, Jacques

• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Producer

Carawan, G.

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Writer

Carey, Mutt

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Trumpet

Carle, Frankie

• July, 1970 (Sun City Scandals (NBC)): Piano

Carleton, Bob

• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Writer

Carlson, Frankie

• November 14, 1951 (Glory Alley): Drums

Carmichael, Hoagy

• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Vocal
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• November 3, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• November 4, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Writer
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 15, 1940 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Writer
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Writer
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Writer
• April, 1944 (AFRS Command Performance #120): Writer
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 23, 1948 (Eddie Condon Floor Show): Writer
• February 21, 1949 (Philco Radio Time): Writer
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Writer
• September 3, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Writer
• May 13, 1950 (Ken Murray Show (CBS)): Writer
• December 14, 1950 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Writer
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• February, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Writer
• December 7, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 14, 1955 (NBC Broadcast): Writer
• September 9, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Gary Crosby And The All Stars): Writer
• June 1, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 30, 1957 (Timex All-Star Show #1): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 1, 1960 (Bell Telephone Hour (NBC)): Writer
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January, 1962 (Winter Carnival at Sun Valley (ABC)): Writer
• January 13, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Writer
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Writer
• January 29, 1971 (): Writer

Carpenter

• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Carr, Les

• September 6, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer

Carr, Mancy

• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Banjo
• June 27, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Banjo
• June 28, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Banjo
• June 29, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Banjo
• June 29, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Banjo, Vocal
• July 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Banjo, Vocal
• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Banjo
• December 4, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Banjo
• December 4, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Banjo, Vocal
• December 7, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Banjo
• December 11, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Guitar
• December 12, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Guitar
• December 12, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Banjo
• December 12, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Banjo
• July 10, 1929 (Victoria Spivey): Banjo
• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Banjo
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Banjo
• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Banjo
• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Banjo
• November 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Banjo
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Banjo

Carr, Norren

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Violin

Carroll, R.

• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Carson, Johnny

• July, 1970 (Sun City Scandals (NBC)): Drums, Host

Carter, Benny

• September 8, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Benny Carter's Orchestra): Arranger, Conductor
• July 3, 1970 (): Alto Saxophone

Cary, Dick

• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Piano
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Piano
• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Piano
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano

Casey, Al

• January 16, 1944 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Guitar
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Guitar
• February 11, 1945 (The 2nd Annual American Swing Festival - A Tribute to Fats Waller): Guitar
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Guitar

Casey, Kenneth

• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City (Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland ): Writer

Cash, Johnny

• October 10, 1970 (The Johnny Cash Show - History of Country Music: Part 2): Vocal

Cassell, Milton

• November 7, 1943 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Reeds

Casucci, L.

• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Cates, Bob

• July 24, 1968, Las Vegas, Nevada (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Cathert, Dick

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Trumpet

Catlett, Big Sid

• April 24, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums

Catlett, Buddy

• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Bass
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Bass
• July 26, 1965 (Where the Boys Meet the Girls): Bass
• September 10, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• September 26, 1966 (The Dean Martin Show (NBC)): Bass
• November, 1965 (A Man Called Adam): Bass
• April, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• May, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• September 11, 1966 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 20.1)): Bass
• September, 1966 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #4.26)): Bass
• September, 1966 (Danny Kaye Show): Bass
• March, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Gerald Sims' Orchestra): Bass
• July 25, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Bass
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Bass
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Bass
• August 3, 1967 (The Tonight Show): Bass
• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Bass
• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Bass
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Bass
• December 11, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Bass
• December 12, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Bass
• December 18, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• December 30, 1967 (The Jackie Gleason Show (episode 2.16)): Bass
• January 11, 1968 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #5.22)): Bass
• February 20, 1968 (The Bell Telephone Hour: Jazz, The Intimate Art): Bass
• February 27, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• March 26, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Bass
• July 23, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass

Catlett, Sid

• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• March 10, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Drums
• April 11, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Drums
• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Drums
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Drums
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Drums
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Drums
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Drums
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Drums
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Drums
• January 16, 1944 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Drums
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Drums
• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Drums
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Drums
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Drums
• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Drums
• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Drums
• November 21, 1948 (Toast of the Town (The Ed Sullivan Show - CBS)): Drums
• November 23, 1948 (Eddie Condon Floor Show): Drums
• December 11, 1948 (ABC Broadcast): Drums
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Drums
• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Drums
• August 2-13, 1949 (Radio Broadcasts): Drums

Chambers, Elmer

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Trumpet
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trumpet

Chambers, Henderson

• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trombone
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trombone
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trombone
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trombone
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Trombone
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trombone
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Trombone
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Trombone
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Trombone
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Trombone
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Trombone
• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Trombone
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Trombone
• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Trombone

Chaney, Jack

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Reeds

Chaplin, Saul

• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 4, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Chapman, Columbus C.

• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Chappell, Bette

• June 17, 1951 (Garroway At Large): Vocal

Childers, Buddy

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trumpet
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trumpet

Chittison, Herman

• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano
• May 4, 1960 (Dateline Boston - The Jazz Scene): Piano

Choir

• June 17, 1951 (Garroway At Large): Unknown personnel
• November 28, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Jud Conlon Rhythmaires

Christian, Buddy

• October 17, 1924 (Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• October 17, 1924 (Virginia Liston accompanied by Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• November 6, 1924 (Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• November 6, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Banjo
• November 8, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Banjo
• November 8, 1924 (?) (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Banjo
• November 25, 1924 (Margaret Johnson with Clarence Williams Blue Five): Banjo
• November 26, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Banjo
• November 28, 1924 (Sippie Wallace accompanied by Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• December 17, 1924 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Banjo
• December 22, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Banjo
• January 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• March 4, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• October 6, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• October 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• October 16, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo
• October 26, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Banjo

Christian, Charlie

• October 14, 1939 (Camel Caravan): Guitar

Christian, Lillie Delk

• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Vocal
• December 11, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Vocal
• December 12, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Vocal

Churchill, Frank

• May 17, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Clark, Harold

• September 17, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Saxophone

Clark, Henry

• November 27, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Trombone

Clark, Pete

• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone

Clarke

• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Clarke, G.

• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• December 17, 1924 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer

Clarke, Selwart Richard

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin

Clarkson

• January 27, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Clarkson, Harry

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Clarkson, Jeff

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Clayton, Buck

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Trumpet

Cliff Dixon

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Writer

Clifford, G.

• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Cobbs, Al

• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trombone
• August 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Trombone

Cohn

• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Writer

Cole, Buddy

• February 21, 1949 (Philco Radio Time): Piano
• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Piano

Cole, Cozy

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Drums
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Drums
• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Drums
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Drums
• October 5, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Drums
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Drums
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Drums
• December 26 - 29, 1950 (The Strip): Drums
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• January 30, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• March, 1951 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• July 5, 1951 (Voice of America "Jazz" Series): Drums
• April 19, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums
• September 20, 1952 (Jackie Gleason Show (CBS)): Drums
• September 22, 1952 (Louis Armstrong with Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra): Drums
• September 29, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 4, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 25, 1952 (RAI Radio Broadcast): Drums
• October 26 or 28, 1952 (Saluti E Baci / La Route Du Bonheur): Drums
• February 23, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums
• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums
• early June, 1953 (The Glenn Miller Story): Drums
• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Drums

Cole, Rupert

• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Alto Saxophone
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Alto Saxophone
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Alto Saxophone
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Alto Saxophone
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Alto Saxophone
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Alto Saxophone
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Alto Saxophone

Coleman

• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Coleman Hawkins

• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with His Orchestra): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 23, 1948 (Eddie Condon Floor Show): Writer
• February 2, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 14, 1955 (NBC Broadcast): Writer
• July 6, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 22, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

Coleman, C.

• December 14, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Coleman, Cy

• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Coleman, Ornette

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Collymore, Winston

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin

Colucci, Anthony

• November 7, 1943 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Guitar

Comfort, Joe

• August 1, 1956 (Producers' Showcase: The Lord Don't Play Favorites): Bass

Como, Perry

• March 23, 1956 (The Perry Como Show (NBC)): Vocal

Condon, Eddie

• March 5, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Banjo
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Banjo
• August 27, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Guitar, Banjo
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Conge, Pete De

• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Conley, L.

• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Conrad

• March 19, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Writer

Cooper, Sid

• September 30, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Coots, J. Fred

• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Corb, Morty

• December 7, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars): Bass
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Bass

Coslow, Sam

• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Writer
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Costello

• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Cottler, Irv

• August 1, 1956 (Producers' Showcase: The Lord Don't Play Favorites): Drums

Cram, Marshall

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone

Craven, Luther

• September, 1930 (Ex-Flame): Trombone
• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Trombone
• October 16, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Trombone
• December 23, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Trombone
• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Trombone

Crawford, Jimmy

• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Drums
• September 30, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums

Creamer

• Early 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Creamer, H.

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Creamer, Harry

• October 26, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Creamer, Henry

• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• October 4, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 13, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer

Cronk, Bill

• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Bass
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• April 15, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Bass
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Bass
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 1): Bass
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 2): Bass
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• December 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 16.13)): Bass
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Bass

Crosby, Bing

• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Vocal
• February 21, 1949 (Philco Radio Time): Vocal
• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Vocal
• November 28, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Vocal
• October 13, 1957 (The Ford Edsel Show): Vocal
• December 8, 1959 (Louis Armstrong): Vocal
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Vocal
• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Vocal
• September, 1966 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #4.26)): Vocal
• January 23, 1971 (The Pearl Bailey Show (ABC)): Vocal

Crosby, Gary

• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Vocal
• May 15, 1955 (Ed Sullivan Show (CBS - episode 8.36)): Vocal
• September 9, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Gary Crosby And The All Stars): Vocal

Crumley, Elmer

• August 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Trombone

Curl

• December 12, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Writer

Currant, Lester

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trumpet
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trumpet
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Trumpet
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Trumpet
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Trumpet
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Trumpet
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Trumpet

Curry, Bert

• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Alto Saxophone
• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• November 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Cusumano, Bob

• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Cutshall, Cutty

• August 27, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Trombone
• July 24, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Trombone
• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Trombone

Cyr, John

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Drums

D'Amico, Hank

• August 25, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald And Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Clarinet

D'Andrea, Dan

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

D-Amico, Hank

• February 7, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Clarinet

Dabney, F.

• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Dale, F.

• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Damerell

• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Darensbourg, Joe

• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 19, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Clarinet
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 15, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Clarinet
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Clarinet
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 1): Clarinet
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 2): Clarinet
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• December 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 16.13)): Clarinet
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Clarinet
• March, 1963 (Australian TV Broadcast): Clarinet
• June 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (CBS - Episode 16.13)): Clarinet
• December 3, 1963 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• January 13, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Clarinet
• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• September 3, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• November 3, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet

Daugherty, Doc

• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer
• October, 1938 (Radio Performance): Writer
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• March 24, 1940 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Writer
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Writer
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Writer
• January 17, 1945 (ABC Broadcast / AFRS One Night Stand #489): Writer
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Writer
• January 1, 1952 (Frank Sinatra Show (CBS)): Writer
• July, 1953 (NBC Radio Broadcasts): Writer
• October 23, 1953 (Life Begins at Eighty (Dumont)): Writer
• May 25, 1958 (Steve Allen Show (episode 3.35)): Writer
• May 4, 1960 (Dateline Boston - The Jazz Scene): Writer
• September, 1961 (WRCV Broadcast): Writer
• July 25, 1962 (The Lively Ones (NBC)): Writer
• May 26, 1970 (Mike Douglas Show): Writer

Davey, Arthur

• December 21, 1932, Camden, New Jersey (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

David

• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer

David, Hal

• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

David, Mack

• May 16, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Davidson, Wild Bill

• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Clarinet
• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Trumpet
• July 10, 1970 (Trumpet Player's Tribute): Trumpet

Davis

• January 14, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer
• April 11, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer
• March 19, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Writer
• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Davis Jr., Sammy

• May 29, 1970 (Mike Douglas Show): Drums

Davis, Al

• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Davis, C.

• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Davis, Eddie "Lockjaw"

• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Tenor Saxophone

Davis, Howard L.

• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Saxophone

Davis, Joe

• January 26, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer

Davis, Leonard

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Davis, Miles

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Davis, Pat

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Davis, Richard

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Bass
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Bass
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Bass

Dawes, General Charles G.

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Writer

De Filippi, Bruno

• February 2-3, 1968 (San Remo Song Festival): Banjo

DeLange, Eddie

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Writer
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with His Orchestra): Writer
• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Writer
• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Writer
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• June 1, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

DeLange, Edgar

• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

DePaul, Gene

• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Writer

DeRosa, Vincent

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): French Horn
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): French Horn
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): French Horn

DeRose

• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• January 30, 1957 (): Writer

DeRose, Peter

• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

DeSylva, B.

• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Decca Mixed Choir

• June 14, 1938 (Louis Armstrong With The Decca Mixed Choir): Vocal

Deems, Barrett

• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• July 13, 1954 (): Drums
• July 13, 1954, Chicago (): Drums
• July 14, 1954, Chicago (): Drums
• July 14, 1954, Chicago (): Drums
• August 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums
• September 1, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• November 1-2, 1954 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• December 31, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Drums
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Drums
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Drums
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• February 20, 1955 (Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC - episode 5.18)): Drums
• April 25, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 25, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 26, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 26, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 27, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• April 27, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• May 3, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• May 3, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 8, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Benny Carter's Orchestra): Drums
• September 9, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Gary Crosby And The All Stars): Drums
• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• September 28, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 13, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• December 19, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• Early 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 6, 1956 (Ford Star Jubilee - You're the Top): Drums
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• December 14, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Drums
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• October 13, 1957 (The Ford Edsel Show): Drums
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Drums
• February 4, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums
• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums
• February 7, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums

Delaney, P.

• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Writer
• January 7, 1925 (Clara Smith): Writer

Delaney, T.

• December 17, 1924 (Maggie Jones): Writer
• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Writer
• January 7, 1925 (Clara Smith): Writer

Delange

• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer

Delaunay, Eric

• October 29, 1970 (The Boy From New Orleans -- A Tribute to Louis Armstrong): Drums

Delugg, Milton

• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Demetrius, Claude

• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Writer

Dennicker, Paul

• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer

Denniker, P.

• June 4, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Writer

Dennis, Arthur

• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Alto Saxophone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Alto Saxophone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Alto Saxophone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Alto Saxophone
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Alto Saxophone
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Dennis, Stan

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Bass

Desdume, Mamie

• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Deven, Everett Van

• February 23, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Devries, John

• October 16, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Writer

Di Lernia, Alfred

• September 11, 1966 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 20.1)): Banjo

Dial, Harry

• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Dick, Dorothy

• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Dickenson, Vic

• September 6, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Trombone

Dickerson, Carroll

• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Conductor, Violin
• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Violin
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Violin
• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Conductor, Violin
• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Conductor, Violin
• November 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Conductor, Violin
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Conductor, Violin

Dietz, Howard

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Dixon, Charlie

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• October 16, 1924 (?) (Ma Rainey accompanied by her Georgia Jazz Band): Banjo
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• mid February, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Banjo
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• Between March 16 & 22, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Banjo
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Banjo
• September - October, 1925 (Grant and Wilson with Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra): Banjo
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Banjo

Dixon, Charlie(?)

• November 2, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Banjo

Dixon, Cliff

• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Writer

Dodds, Baby

• April 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• April 6, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• June 22 - 29, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• Early September, 1923? (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• October 15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• October 16, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Drums
• April 22, 1927 (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers): Drums
• May 7, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Drums
• May 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Drums
• May 11, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Drums
• May 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Drums
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Drums
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Drums
• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Drums

Dodds, Johnny

• April 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Clarinet
• April 6, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Clarinet
• June 22 - 29, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Clarinet
• Early September, 1923? (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Clarinet
• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Clarinet
• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Clarinet
• November 11, 1925 (Hociel Thomas Acc. By Louis Armstrong's Jazz Four): Clarinet
• November 12, 1925 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Clarinet
• February 22, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• February 26, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• April 20, 1926 (Lillian Armstrong's Serenaders): Clarinet
• May 28, 1926 (Lill's Hot Shots): Clarinet
• June 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• June 18, 1926 (Butterbeans and Susie): Clarinet
• June 23, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• November 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• November 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• November 27, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• April 21, 1927 (Jimmy Bertrand's Washboard Wizards): Clarinet
• April 22, 1927 (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers): Clarinet
• May 7, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• May 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• May 11, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• May 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• May 14, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven): Clarinet
• September 2, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• September 6, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• December 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• December 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet
• December 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Clarinet

Dodgion, Jerry

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone

Dogget, Bill

• August 23, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five): Piano

Dominick, Robert

• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Banjo
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Banjo
• March, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Gerald Sims' Orchestra): Banjo

Donaldson

• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Donaldson, Bobby

• August 25, 1952 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Drums

Donaldson, W.

• December 23, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Donaldson, Walter

• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1951 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• July 5, 1951 (Voice of America "Jazz" Series): Writer
• July 31, 1957 (Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson): Writer

Dorothy Dandridge

• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Vocal

Dorsey

• Early September, 1923? (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer

Dorsey, Bob

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Tenor Saxophone
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Tenor Saxophone

Dorsey, George

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• July 24, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• September 17, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Saxophone
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Alto Saxophone, Flute
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Alto Saxophone, Flute
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Alto Saxophone, Flute
• December 14, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone, Flute
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Alto Saxophone
• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone, Flute
• January 30, 1957 (): Alto Saxophone, Flute

Dorsey, Jimmy

• June 4, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Clarinet
• August 23, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Conductor
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Conductor

Dorsey, T.

• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer
• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Writer

Dorsey, Tommy

• June 4, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Trombone
• August 23, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Trombone

Douglas, G.

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Writer

Douglas, Mike

• January 13, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Vocal
• January 15, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Vocal
• January 16, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Vocal
• January 17, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Vocal

Douglass, G.

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Writer
• July 24, 1968, Las Vegas, Nevada (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Dowell

• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• April 11, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Dowell, E.

• November 8, 1924 (?) (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Writer
• December 10, 1924 (Maggie Jones): Writer
• January 7, 1925 (Clara Smith): Writer
• January 17, 1925 (Clara Smith): Writer
• April 2, 1925 (Clara Smith): Writer

Drelinger, Art

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Drellinger, Art

• September 6, 1949 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• September 30, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

DuConge, Peter

• October 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Harlem Band): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Dubin

• January 30, 1957 (): Writer

Dubin, Al

• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Duke, Vernon

• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Dumont, Jack

• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Saxophone
• August 1, 1956 (Producers' Showcase: The Lord Don't Play Favorites): Reeds

Dunham, Sonny

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Trumpet

Dunlap

• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Durante, Jimmy

• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Vocal

Dutrey, Honore

• April 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• April 6, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• June 22 - 29, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• Early September, 1923? (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Trombone
• May 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Stompers): Trombone

Duvivier, George

• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Bass
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Bass
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Bass

Easton

• April 11, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer

Easton, S.

• March 4, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer

Eaton

• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Eaton, Jimmy

• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Ebb, Fred

• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 11, 1966 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 20.1)): Writer
• July 25, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• August 3, 1967 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Writer
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Writer
• December 30, 1967 (The Jackie Gleason Show (episode 2.16)): Writer
• March 28, 1968 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• June 9, 1970 (David Frost Show): Writer

Eckel, Dent Eckels

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Eckels, Dent

• February 6, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Edelstein, Walter

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Strings

Edwards, E.

• December 19, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Edwards, Joe and Susie (Butterbeans and Susie)

• June 18, 1926 (Butterbeans and Susie): Vocal

Eldridge, Roy

• January 16, 1944 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Trumpet
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Trumpet

Elkins, Leon

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Conductor, Trumpet
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Conductor, Trumpet

Eller

• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• November 23-26, 1926 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Writer

Ellington, Duke

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Piano
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Piano
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer
• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Writer

Ellington, Edward K.

• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Ellis, Herb

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Guitar
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Guitar
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• July 31, 1957 (Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson): Guitar
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Guitar
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Guitar

Ellis, Seger

• June 4, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Vocal
• August 23, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Vocal

Ellison, Ben

• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Elman

• January 30, 1957 (): Writer

Elman, Ziggy

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Trumpet

Eps, Bobby Van

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Piano
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Piano

Escudero, Ralph

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Tuba
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tuba

Esp, George Van

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Guitar

Etheridge, Frank

• May 28, 1926 (Erskine Tate's Vendrome Orchestra): Banjo

Eubanks, Jack

• August 3, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Lead Guitar
• August 4, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Lead Guitar
• August 5, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Lead Guitar
• August 6, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Lead Guitar

Eureka Brass Band

• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Orchestra
• July 10, 1970 (Trumpet Player's Tribute): Orchestra
• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Orchestra

Evans

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Writer
• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Evans, Alfred

• November 7, 1943 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Reeds

Evans, Joe

• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Alto Saxophone
• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Alto Saxophone
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Alto Saxophone
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Alto Saxophone

Evans, Stump

• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): C-Melody Saxophone
• May 28, 1926 (Erskine Tate's Vendrome Orchestra): Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone

Ewing

• September 6, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer

Eyeton, Frank

• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Eyton, Frank

• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Writer
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Eyton, Frank.

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Fain, S.

• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Fain, Sammy

• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Fairbanks, Herman

• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Farley, Edward J.

• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Fatool, Nick

• October 14, 1939 (Camel Caravan): Drums
• February 21, 1949 (Philco Radio Time): Drums
• February 6, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Drums
• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Drums
• December 7, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and the All-Stars): Drums
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Drums

Feather, Leonard

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Writer

Fensteck

• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Ferguson, Stitz

• September 22, 1952 (Louis Armstrong with Gordon Jenkins' and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Fernandez, Angelo

• May 28, 1926 (Erskine Tate's Vendrome Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Ferrao, R.

• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Ferretti, Andy

• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Trumpet

Fields, Dorothy

• December 11, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Writer
• December 12, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Writer
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Writer
• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 28, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• October 28, 1933 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Harlem Band): Writer
• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• October 5, 1935 (Shell Chateau Radio Show): Writer
• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 14, 1938 (Martin Block's Swing Show): Writer
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Writer
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Writer
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Writer
• February 11, 1945 (The 2nd Annual American Swing Festival - A Tribute to Fats Waller): Writer
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Writer
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 13, 1949 (Harlem Jubilee / The Willie Bryant Show): Writer
• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Writer
• September 25, 1951 (Texaco Star Theater - The Milton Berle Show (NBC)): Writer
• September 29, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 25, 1952 (RAI Radio Broadcast): Writer
• July 7, 1953 (Nothing But the Best (NBC)): Writer
• January 10-16, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Writer
• June 1, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January 27, 1957 (Ed Sullivan Show (episode 10.19)): Writer
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• October 13, 1957 (The Ford Edsel Show): Writer
• April 30, 1958 (Timex All-Star Show #2): Writer
• January 1, 1960 (Bell Telephone Hour (NBC)): Writer
• May 4, 1960 (Dateline Boston - The Jazz Scene): Writer
• January, 1962 (Winter Carnival at Sun Valley (ABC)): Writer
• July, 1970 (Sun City Scandals (NBC)): Writer

Fields, I.

• April, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Fio Rito, T.

• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Writer

Fischer, Carl

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Fisher

• January 14, 1945 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer
• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Fisher, Eddie

• September 19, 1954 (Colgate Comedy Hour (episode 5.1)): Vocal

Fisher, Fred

• January 20, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Fisher, M.

• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• December 8, 1959 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Fisher, Marvin

• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Fitzgerald, Ella

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Vocal
• August 25, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Ella Fitzgerald And Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Vocal
• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Vocal
• November 28, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Vocal
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Vocal
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Vocal
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Vocal
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Vocal
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Vocal

Flatow, Leon

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Writer

Fletcher

• March 24, 1937 (Louis Armstrong With Andy Iona And His Islanders): Writer

Fletcher, Milton

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Trumpet
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Trumpet
• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trumpet
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trumpet

Flood, Bernard

• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Trumpet
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Trumpet
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Trumpet
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Trumpet
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Trumpet
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Trumpet

Flowers, Pat

• February 11, 1945 (The 2nd Annual American Swing Festival - A Tribute to Fats Waller): Piano

Floyd, R.

• July 10, 1929 (Victoria Spivey): Writer

Ford, Andrew "Fats"

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trumpet
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trumpet

Ford, Andrew "Fatso"

• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Trumpet
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Trumpet
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Trumpet
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Trumpet
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Trumpet
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Trumpet
• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Trumpet
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trumpet
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trumpet
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Trumpet
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Trumpet
• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Trumpet
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet

Ford, Art

• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Emcee

Foresythe, Reginald

• April 24, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Forsythe, Reginald

• January 26, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Foster, Pops

• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Bass
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Bass
• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• January 24, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Bass
• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Bass

Foster, Stephen

• June 29, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Fox

• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Fox, James

• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Writer

Franklin, Dave

• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Frantzen, H.

• December 19, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Franz, William

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Freed, Arthur

• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Freed, Sam

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Strings

Freeman, Bud

• December 14, 1938 (Martin Block's Swing Show): Tenor Saxophone
• March 19, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Tenor Saxophone

Fresk, Babe

• August 25, 1952 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Friend

• November 26, 1926 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Writer
• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Writer

Friml

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Writer

Frosk, John

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Trumpet

Frye, Carl

• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Alto Saxophone
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Alto Saxophone
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Alto Saxophone

Fuller, Jerry

• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Clarinet
• May 24-25, 1960, Webster Hall, New York City (Louis Armstrong and the Dukes of Dixieland ): Clarinet

Gaddy, Willy

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Guitar
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Guitar

Gaillard, S.

• June 10, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Gaines

• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer

Gaines, Charlie

• December 21, 1932, Camden, New Jersey (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Galbreath, Frank

• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Trumpet
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Trumpet
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Trumpet
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Trumpet
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Trumpet
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Trumpet

Gallichio, Joseph

• June 17, 1951 (Garroway At Large): Conductor

Gallop, Sammy

• July 23, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Galloway, Tod

• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Writer

Gant

• January 14, 1945 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Garcia, Russell

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Arranger, Conductor
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Arranger, Conductor
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Arranger, Conductor

Garland

• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Garland, Joe

• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Tenor Saxophone
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Saxophone
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Tenor Saxophone
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Tenor Saxophone
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Tenor Saxophone
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Tenor Saxophone
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone, Bass Saxophone
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Tenor Saxophone
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Tenor Saxophone
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Tenor Saxophone
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Tenor Saxophone, Bass Saxophone, Arranger
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Tenor Saxophone
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Tenor Saxophone
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Tenor Saxophone
• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Tenor Saxophone
• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Tenor Saxophone, conductor
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Tenor Saxophone, conductor
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Tenor Saxophone, conductor
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Tenor Saxophone, conductor
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Tenor Saxophone, conductor
• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone, Arranger, Conductor
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Tenor Saxophone
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Garrett, L.

• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Gaskill, C.

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Gaskill, Clarence

• April 24, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Gasselin, Jacques

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Strings
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Violin

Gee, J.

• January 14, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer

Gentry, Chuck

• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Saxophone
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Saxophone
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Saxophone
• August 1, 1956 (Producers' Showcase: The Lord Don't Play Favorites): Reeds

Gentry, Chuck

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Saxophone

George

• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer

Gerlach

• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Gerlach, Horace

• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Writer
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Gersh, Squire

• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• December 14, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Bass
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Bass
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• October 13, 1957 (The Ford Edsel Show): Bass
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass

Gershman, Paul

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin

Gershwin, George

• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Gershwin, Ira

• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Giardina, Phil

• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Trombone

Gierich, C.

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Writer

Gilbert

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Writer

Gilbert, L.W.

• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Writer
• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Gilbert, Ray

• May 16, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Gilbert, Roy

• February 26, 1926 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Writer

Gilkyson, Terry

• February 27, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Gillespie, Dizzy

• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Trumpet, Vocal
• July 10, 1970 (Trumpet Player's Tribute): Trumpet, Vocal

Gillespie, Haven

• September 6, 1949 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Glen, Tyree

• March 1, 1965 (Hello Satchmo): Trombone
• March 22, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Trombone

Glenn, Tyree

• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Trombone
• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Trombone
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Trombone, Vocal, Vibraphone
• July 26, 1965 (Where the Boys Meet the Girls): Trombone
• September 10, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• September 26, 1966 (The Dean Martin Show (NBC)): Trombone, Vocal
• November, 1965 (A Man Called Adam): Trombone, Vocal
• April, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• April, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• August 25, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• September 11, 1966 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 20.1)): Trombone
• September, 1966 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #4.26)): Trombone
• September, 1966 (Danny Kaye Show): Trombone
• March, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Gerald Sims' Orchestra): Trombone
• June 22, 1967 (The Tonight Show): Trombone
• July 25, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Trombone
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Trombone
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Trombone
• August 3, 1967 (The Tonight Show): Trombone
• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Trombone
• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Trombone
• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Trombone
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Trombone, Vocal
• December 11, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Trombone
• December 12, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Trombone
• December 18, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• December 30, 1967 (The Jackie Gleason Show (episode 2.16)): Trombone
• January 11, 1968 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #5.22)): Trombone
• February 20, 1968 (The Bell Telephone Hour: Jazz, The Intimate Art): Trombone
• February 27, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Trombone
• March 26, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Trombone, Vocal
• July 23, 1968 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Trombone
• June 7, 1970 (Dial M for Music - Louis Armstrong): Trombone
• July 3, 1970 (): Trombone
• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Trombone
• July 10, 1970 (Trumpet Player's Tribute): Trombone
• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Trombone
• October 29, 1970 (The Boy From New Orleans -- A Tribute to Louis Armstrong): Trombone
• January 23, 1971 (The Pearl Bailey Show (ABC)): Trombone
• January 29, 1971 (): Trombone, Vocal
• February 22, 1971 (Dick Cavett Show (ABC)): Trombone
• March 1, 1971 (The Tonight Show (NBC)): Trombone

Glick, Jacob

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Violin

Golden, Gene

• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Congas
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Congas
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Congas
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Congas
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Congas

Goodlette, Frank

• September 17, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Bass

Goodman, Al

• June 28, 1952 (Colgate Comedy Hour (NBC - episode 2.12)): Conductor

Goodman, Benny

• October 14, 1939 (Camel Caravan): Clarinet
• July 23, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Goodman, Tommy

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Arranger, Conductor

Goodwin, J.

• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• December 8, 1959 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Gordon

• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Gordon, Amos

• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Alto Saxophone
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Gordon, Dexter

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Tenor Saxophone
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Tenor Saxophone
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Tenor Saxophone
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Tenor Saxophone
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Tenor Saxophone
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Tenor Saxophone
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Tenor Saxophone

Gordon, Justin

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Saxophone

Gordon, Mack

• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Gordon, Susan

• October, 1958 (The Five Pennies): Vocal

Gorrell, S.

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Gorrell, Stuart

• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Gottuso, Tony

• December 3, 1963 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Banjo, Guitar

Gowan, Ila

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Grady, Ed

• October 22, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With The Commanders): Drums

Graham, R.

• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• September 30-October 2, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Grainger

• May 6, 1927 (Sippie Wallace): Writer

Grainger, P.

• mid February, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Writer

Grammer, Billie

• August 3, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Rhythm Guitar
• August 4, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Rhythm Guitar
• August 5, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Rhythm Guitar
• August 6, 1970 (Louis "Country Western" Armstrong): Rhythm Guitar

Grant, Coot

• September - October, 1925 (Grant and Wilson with Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra): Writer
• October, 1925 (Coot Grant): Writer

Grant, Leola B. "Coot"

• October, 1925 (Coot Grant): Vocal

Grant, Leola B. Coot

• September - October, 1925 (Grant and Wilson with Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra): Vocal

Grant, Marshall

• October 10, 1970 (The Johnny Cash Show - History of Country Music: Part 2): Bass

Gray

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Gray, John

• September 10, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Banjo

Gray, Louis

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Trumpet
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet

Green, B.

• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• June 10, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Green, Charlie

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• October 16, 1924 (?) (Ma Rainey accompanied by her Georgia Jazz Band): Trombone
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 7, 1925 (Clara Smith): Trombone
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• mid February, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Trombone
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• Between March 16 & 22, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Trombone
• April 2, 1925 (Clara Smith): Trombone
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 26, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Trombone
• May 27, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Trombone
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Trombone
• September - October, 1925 (Grant and Wilson with Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra): Trombone
• October 7, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Trombone
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Trombone
• October 26, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• November 2, 1925 (Perry Bradford's Jazz Phools): Trombone
• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone

Green, George E.

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Tuba

Green, Johnny

• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer
• March 10, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Writer
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Green, Manny

• May 26, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin
• May 27, 1970 (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Violin

Green, Mort

• July 24, 1968, Las Vegas, Nevada (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Green, Urbie

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Trombone

Greenberg, Jack

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone
• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Alto Saxophone

Greene, Normal

• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone

Greer, Jesse

• January 26, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Greer, Sonny

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Drums

Grey, Al

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone

Grider, Thomas

• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Trumpet
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Trumpet
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet

Griffin, Chris

• February 6, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Trumpet

Griffin, Gordon

• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Trumpet

Grifford, Charles

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Trumpet

Grimes, Hobart

• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Saxophone

Grinder, Thomas

• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Trumpet
• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Trumpet
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Trumpet
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Trumpet
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Trumpet
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Trumpet
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Trumpet

Gross, Walter

• September 1, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

Grosz, Wilhelm

• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Grudeff, Marion

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Writer

Gualdi, Engel

• February 2-3, 1968 (San Remo Song Festival): Clarinet, Conductor

Guarnieri, Johnny

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Piano
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Piano
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Piano

Guimaraes, Lionel

• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone

Guy, Bobby

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Trumpet

Gwaltney, Tommy

• January 29, 1971 (): Clarinet

Hackett, Bobby

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Cornet
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Cornet
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Cornet
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Cornet
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Cornet
• July 30, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Cornet
• August 27, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Trumpet
• July 25, 1962 (The Lively Ones (NBC)): Trumpet
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal
• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Trumpet
• July 10, 1970 (Trumpet Player's Tribute): Trumpet
• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Trumpet

Hagen

• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Haggart, Bob

• January 14, 1945 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Bass, Arranger, Conductor
• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Conductor, Arranger
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Bass
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Arranger, Conductor
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Arranger, Conductor
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Arranger, Conductor
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Arranger, Conductor
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Arranger, Conductor
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Arranger, Conductor
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Hall, Al

• December 7, 1944 (V-Disc All-Star Jam Session): Bass
• December 7, 1944 (Louis Armstrong And The V-Disc All-Stars): Bass
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Bass
• June 7, 1970 (Dial M for Music - Louis Armstrong): Bass

Hall, Carl

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Hall, Edmond

• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Clarinet
• April 26, 1947 (WNEW Saturday Night Swing Show): Clarinet
• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 13, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• December 19, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• January 24, 1956, Los Angeles (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• Early 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 6, 1956 (Ford Star Jubilee - You're the Top): Clarinet
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• December 12, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• December 13, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• December 14, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Clarinet
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet, Vocal
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• January 25, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• January 28, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Clarinet

Hall, Edmund

• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 13, 1957 (The Ford Edsel Show): Clarinet

Hall, Howard

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Piano

Hall, Minor

• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong And His Dixieland Seven): Drums

Hall, Tubby

• May 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Stompers): Drums
• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 28, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• April 29, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• November 3, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• November 4, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• January 25, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• January 27, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• March 2, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums
• March 11, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums

Hamilton, Chico

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Backing Vocal

Hamilton, F.

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Writer

Hamilton, Jack

• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Hamilton, Jimmy

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Clarinet

Hamilton, John

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Clarinet

Hamilton, Ord

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Hamm

• June 28-29, 1960 (Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Hammerstein

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Writer

Hammerstein II, Oscar

• September 1, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

Hammerstein, Oscar II

• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Writer
• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 24, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer
• November 28, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Writer
• October 4, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer
• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Writer

Hampton, Lionel

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• September, 1930 (Ex-Flame): Drums
• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Vibraphone, Drums
• October 16, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Vibraphone, Drums
• December 23, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Drums, Vibraphone
• August 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians): Drums, Vibraphone
• October 14, 1939 (Camel Caravan): Vibraphone
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Vibraphone

Hanby, B.R.

• April 7, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And The Mills Brothers): Writer

Handy, W.C.

• January 14, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer
• May 26, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• November 7, 1934 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• Early 1937 (Norge Appliances Radio Show): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Writer
• October 12, 1952 (Radio Broadcast (AFN?)): Writer
• October 25, 1952 (RAI Radio Broadcast): Writer
• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 13, 1954 (): Writer
• July 13, 1954, Chicago (): Writer
• July 14, 1954, Chicago (): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 20, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 30, 1958 (Timex All-Star Show #2): Writer
• October 3, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 3, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 1, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 14, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• May 26, 1970 (Mike Douglas Show): Writer

Hanighen, Bernie

• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Hanley, J.

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer

Hanley, James F.

• January 30, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1951 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• October 4, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 12, 1952 (Radio Broadcast (AFN?)): Writer
• April 19, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 31, 1953 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• August 13, 1954 (Hear America Swing (NBC)): Writer
• October 6, 1954 (US Treasury Department "Guest Star" program #403): Writer
• December 31, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 2, 1955 (America's Greatest Bands (CBS)): Writer
• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 13, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 19, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 20, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 26, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 24, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 1, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 27, 1957 (Ed Sullivan Show (episode 10.19)): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 3, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Writer
• September 20, 1959 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 13.1)): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 3, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 1, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March 5, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 14.21)): Writer
• June 30, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and the All Stars): Writer
• July 2, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 15.14)): Writer
• April 12, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 2): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 23, 1962 (The Ed Sullivan Show (Episode 16.13)): Writer
• January 14, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Writer
• February 2, 1965 (The Bell Telephone Hour: The American Song (NBC)): Writer
• March 1, 1965 (Hello Satchmo): Writer
• June 4, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 2, 1968 (BBC-TV Program): Writer

Hanlon, Allen

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Guitar

Harbach

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Writer

Harbach, Otto

• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Harburg, E.Y. "Yip"

• August 16, 1956 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Hard, Warren

• August 16, 1967 (Louis Armstrong's Orchestra And Chorus): Percussion

Hardin, Lil

• April 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano, Arranger
• April 6, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano, Arranger
• June 22 - 29, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano, Arranger
• June 22 - 29, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer
• Early September, 1923? (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano, Arranger
• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano
• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer
• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano, Arranger
• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer
• October 15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano
• October 16, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Piano
• October 16, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Writer
• October 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer
• November 12, 1925 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five): Writer
• June 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• June 23, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• November 16, 1926 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• April 22, 1927 (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers): Writer
• December 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• December 10, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• December 13, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• June 28, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• June 29, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• July 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 15, 1940 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• May 27, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with Edmond Hall And His Cafe Society Uptown Orchestra): Writer
• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• October 27-31, 1949 (La Botta E Riposta): Writer
• October 26 or 28, 1952 (Saluti E Baci / La Route Du Bonheur): Writer
• July, 1953 (NBC Radio Broadcasts): Writer
• January 10-16, 1954 (CBS Radio Broadcast): Writer
• March 19, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Writer
• August 27, 1954 (NBC Broadcast): Writer
• January 18, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Sonny Burke's Orchestra): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 14, 1955 (NBC Broadcast): Writer
• May 15, 1955 (Ed Sullivan Show (CBS - episode 8.36)): Writer
• July 2, 1955 (America's Greatest Bands (CBS)): Writer
• October 2, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 1, 1956 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 23, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January 24, 1957 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• January 27, 1957 (Ed Sullivan Show (episode 10.19)): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 21 - 22, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Writer
• September 30-October 2, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1961 (WRCV Broadcast): Writer
• January, 1962 (Winter Carnival at Sun Valley (ABC)): Writer
• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Writer
• April 14, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 24, 1962 (Europe One Concert Broadcast): Writer
• May 15, 1962 (The Satchmo Story - Vol. 1): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 1, 1963 (All Star Parade of Bands (NBC)): Writer
• January 13, 1964 (Mike Douglas Show): Writer
• March 1, 1965 (Hello Satchmo): Writer
• March 22, 1965 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Writer
• July, 1965 (Shindig (ABC)): Writer

Hare, John

• May 28, 1926 (Erskine Tate's Vendrome Orchestra): Tuba

Hargeaves

• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Harline, Leigh

• May 16, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Harper, Bill

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Saxophone

Harris, James

• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Drums
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Drums
• May 19 - June 5, 1944 (AFRS One Night Stand #240 / #253): Drums
• June 7, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #537 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #382): Drums
• August, 1944 (Pillow to Post): Drums
• August 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #599 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #444): Drums
• September 12, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #620 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #465): Drums
• October 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #641 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #486): Drums
• October 26, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #658 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #503): Drums
• February 13 - 20, 1945 (AFRS One Night Stand #540): Drums
• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Drums
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Drums
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Drums
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Drums
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Drums

Harris, James "Coatsville"

• August 9, 1944 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums
• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Drums

Harris, Phil

• April 11, 1965 (The Hollywood Palace (Episode #2.30 and #3.2)): Vocal

Harris, Theresa

• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Vocal

Harris, Will J.

• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Harrison

• March 10, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer

Harrison, Rex

• September 29, 1957 (DuPont Show of the Month: Crecendo): Vocal

Hart

• January 29, 1957 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Hart, Lorenz

• May 14, 1955 (NBC Broadcast): Writer
• July 4, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Haskell, Jack

• June 17, 1951 (Garroway At Large): Vocal

Haughton, John "Shorty"

• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Trombone

Hawkins, Coleman

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet
• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Reeds
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Reeds
• October 26, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Tenor Saxophone
• January 16, 1944 (NBC Chamber Music Society Of Lower Basin Street): Tenor Saxophone
• January 18, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #416 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #261): Tenor Saxophone

Hawley, Norman

• August 3, 1959 (Louis Armstrong And The Dukes Of Dixieland): Drums

Hayes, Ed

• December 21, 1932, Camden, New Jersey (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba

Hayes, Ernie

• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Organ
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Organ

Hayman, Joe

• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Alto Saxophone
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Alto Saxophone
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Alto Saxophone
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Alto Saxophone
• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Alto Saxophone
• February 5, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #432 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #277): Alto Saxophone
• March 25, 1944 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #474 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #319): Alto Saxophone

Heagney, B.

• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Heater, Cliff

• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Trombone

Hecht

• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Hefti, Neal

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Trumpet

Helen Cherell and the Swan-Tones

• August 27, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Vocal

Hemphill, Shelton

• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Trumpet
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 16, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 1, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 4, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 10, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 15, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• April 17, 1942 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• April 20, 1942 (Soundies): Trumpet
• April 22, 1942 (MBS Broadcast): Trumpet
• December 25, 1942 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #83 (Blue Network)): Trumpet
• March - April 1943 (AFRS Recording Sessions for Programs #16, #19, #21, #24, #25, #26, #49 and #58): Trumpet
• Early 1943 (AFRS "Downbeat" Programs #16 and #30): Trumpet
• April 23, 1943 (Jam Session): Trumpet
• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Trumpet
• December 8, 1943 (ABC Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #380 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #225): Trumpet

Henderson

• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Henderson, F.

• December 17, 1924 (Maggie Jones): Writer

Henderson, Fletcher

• October 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• October 16, 1924 (?) (Ma Rainey accompanied by her Georgia Jazz Band): Piano
• October 30, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• November 7, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• November 14, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• between November 17 - 22, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• between November 22 - 25, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• early December, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• December 9, 1924 (Maggie Jones): Piano
• December 10, 1924 (Maggie Jones): Piano
• December 17, 1924 (Maggie Jones): Piano
• January 7, 1925 (Clara Smith): Piano
• mid January, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• January 17, 1925 (Clara Smith): Piano
• January 23, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• February 4, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• mid February, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Piano
• February 20, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• Between March 16 & 22, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Piano
• April 2, 1925 (Clara Smith): Piano
• April 2, 1925 (Clara Smith): Piano
• April 18, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• May 19, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• May 29, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• August 6, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• August 7, 1925 (Billy Jones with the Southern Serenaders): Piano, Director
• September - October, 1925 (Grant and Wilson with Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra): Piano
• October, 1925 (Coot Grant): Piano
• October 21, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Piano, Director
• October 14, 1939 (Camel Caravan): Piano

Henderson, Horace

• September 1, 1949 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Piano

Henderson, James

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Trombone

Henderson, R.

• October 10-13, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer
• February 2, 1925 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Henderson, Skitch

• July 7, 1953 (Nothing But the Best (NBC)): Conductor

Hendricks, Jon

• September 12, 1961 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Vocal

Hendrickson, Al

• August 1, 1956 (Producers' Showcase: The Lord Don't Play Favorites): Guitar
• October 3, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Guitar
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Guitar
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Guitar

Henke, Mel

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Piano

Hennon, Robert

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Clarinet

Henri Betti

• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer
• October 10, 1950 (Ted Steele's Cavalcade of Bands (episode 2.6) (Dumont)): Writer
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• April 19, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• December 31, 1953 (Radio Broadcast): Writer
• January 21, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 7, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Writer
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• January 19, 1961 (Swinging at the Summit): Writer
• April 2, 1962 (Goodyear Jazz Concert): Writer
• April 18, 1962 (Il Signore Delle 21): Writer
• August 1, 1962 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September, 1966 (Danny Kaye Show): Writer

Herbert, Mort

• February 4, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• February 7, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Bass
• October 3, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• January 21 - 22, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Bass
• September 30-October 2, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Bass
• March 5, 1961 (The Ed Sullivan Show (episode 14.21)): Bass
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Bass

Herfurt, Arthur

• September 8, 1955 (Louis Armstrong With Benny Carter's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Herfurt, Skeets

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone

Herman, Jerry

• December 3, 1963 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• September 3, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• May, 1966 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• June 22, 1967 (The Tonight Show): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• May, 1968 (Hello, Dolly): Writer

Herriford, Leon

• July 21, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• August 19, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Heyman, Edward

• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Writer
• March 10, 1941 (Louis Armstrong And His Hot Seven): Writer
• November 15, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• November 30, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Writer
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Writer
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Writer
• December 11, 1956 (Louis Armstrong): Writer
• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• November, 1960 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Heyward, DuBose

• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Writer

Hicks, Billy

• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Hicks, Henry

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone

Higgenbotham

• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Higginbotham, J.C.

• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Trombone
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Trombone
• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 24, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Trombone
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Trombone
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 17, 1945 (ABC Broadcast / AFRS One Night Stand #489): Trombone

Higgins

• October 17, 1924 (Virginia Liston accompanied by Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer

Higgins, B.

• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Writer

Higgins, W.

• November 25, 1924 (Margaret Johnson with Clarence Williams Blue Five): Writer

Hill

• December 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Writer

Hill, A.

• April 27, 1955 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Hill, Benny

• December 21, 1932, Camden, New Jersey (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Drums

Hill, Bertha

• November 23-26, 1926 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Writer

Hill, Bertha "Chippie"

• February 23-24, 1926 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Vocal

Hill, Billy

• April 26, 1933, Chicago (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Hill, Chippie

• November 9, 1925 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Vocal
• November 23-26, 1926 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Vocal
• November 26, 1926 (Bertha "Chippie" Hill): Vocal

Hill, Don

• August, 1945 (AFRS Magic Carpet program #101): Alto Saxophone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Alto Saxophone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Alto Saxophone
• September, 1945 (AFRS "Jubilee" Program #146): Alto Saxophone
• October 31, 1945 (MBS Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #915 / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #762): Alto Saxophone
• April 27, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Alto Saxophone
• October 17, 1946 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Hill, Ernest

• August 17, 1943 (Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands #284 (Blue Network) / AFRS Spotlight Bands program #128): Bass

Hill, Henry

• April 19, 1951 (Bing Crosby "Chesterfield" Show): Strings

Hill, R.

• April 19, 1952 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Hill, Teddy

• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Tenor Saxophone
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Tenor Saxophone
• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
• January 24, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone

Hill, William

• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Hilliard, Bob

• April 18, 1964 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Hillman, Roscoe

• August 7, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra): Guitar
• August 17, 1936 (Louis Armstrong, Frances Langford and Bing Crosby): Guitar

Hines

• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Hines, Earl

• April 22, 1927 (Johnny Dodd's Black Bottom Stompers): Piano
• May 9, 1927 (Louis Armstrong and His Stompers): Piano
• June 26, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong and His Hot Four): Piano
• June 27, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• June 27, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Writer
• June 28, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• June 29, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano
• June 29, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano, Vocal
• July 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five): Piano, Vocal
• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Piano
• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Writer
• December 4, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Piano
• December 4, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Celeste, Vocal
• December 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Piano
• December 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Piano
• December 5, 1928 (Louis Armstrong): Piano
• December 7, 1928 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Piano
• December 11, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Piano
• December 12, 1928 (Lillie Delk Christian with Louis Armstrong & His Hot Four): Piano
• December 12, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Piano
• December 12, 1928 (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Piano, Spoke Introduction
• June 2-12, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• September 6-18, 1948 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• October 29, 1948 (AFRS "Just Jazz" programs #28 and #36): Piano
• November 21, 1948 (Toast of the Town (The Ed Sullivan Show - CBS)): Piano
• November 23, 1948 (Eddie Condon Floor Show): Piano
• December 11, 1948 (ABC Broadcast): Piano
• March, 1949 (AFRS "Jubilee" Programs #337, #339, #344, #347): Piano
• July 30, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Piano
• August 2-13, 1949 (Radio Broadcasts): Piano
• August 27, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Piano
• October 5, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• October 18, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Piano
• October 24, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and The All-Stars): Piano
• April 26-27, 1950 (Louis Armstrong And The All Stars): Piano
• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Piano
• December 26 - 29, 1950 (The Strip): Piano
• January 26, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• January 30, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• March, 1951 (Louis Armstrong): Piano
• April 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Piano
• July 5, 1951 (Voice of America "Jazz" Series): Piano

Hinton, Milt

• February 22, 1971 (Dick Cavett Show (ABC)): Bass

Hirsch

• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Hirsch, W.

• July 12, 1954 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer
• July 26, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer
• July 27, 1967 (French Television Broadcast): Writer

Hite, Les

• September, 1930 (Ex-Flame): Alto Saxophone, Conductor
• October 9, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Conductor, Saxophone
• October 16, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Conductor, Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone
• December 23, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Conductor, Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone
• March 9, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His New Sebastian Cotton Club Orchestra): Conductor, Alto Saxophone, Bass Saxophone

Hobson, Homer

• July 5, 1928 (Carroll Dickerson's Savoyagers): Trumpet
• July 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• July 22, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• September 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• September 11, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 19, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet
• November 26, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Hochstein, Abraham

• August 14 - 16, 1957 (Louis Armstrong with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Viola
• August 18-19, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Viola
• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald with Russell Garcia and Orchestra): Viola

Hodes, Art

• April 26, 1947 (This Is Jazz (WOR radio)): Piano

Hodges

• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer

Hodges, Johnny

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Alto Saxophone

Hoffman, Al

• May 16, 1968 (Louis Armstrong): Writer

Hoffman, D.A.

• November 10 or 11, 1924 (Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra): Writer

Hoffman, Harry

• June 4, 1929 (Seger Ellis): Violin

Holcomb, Bill

• June 26, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Tenor Saxophone

Holcombe, Bill

• August 25, 1952 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Baritone Saxophone

Holiday, Billie

• September 5 - October 8, 1946 (New Orleans): Vocal
• February 8, 1947 (Louis Armstrong with His Orchestra): Vocal
• September 30, 1949 (Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Vocal

Holland, W.S.

• October 10, 1970 (The Johnny Cash Show - History of Country Music: Part 2): Drums

Hollander, Fredrick

• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Holley, M.

• September 30-October 2, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Writer

Holmes, Bobby

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone

Holmes, Charlie

• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Alto Saxophone
• March 5, 1929, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Savoy Ballroom Five): Alto Saxophone
• December 10, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• December 13, 1929 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• January 24, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• February 1, 1930, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Clarinet, Alto Saxophone
• October 3, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• November 21, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• November 22, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• December 13, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• December 19, 1935 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• January 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 28, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 29, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• May 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• July 2, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• July 7, 1937, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• November 15, 1937 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• January 12, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• January 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• May 13, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• May 18, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• January 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 5, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 25, 1939, New York City (Louis Armstrong): Alto Saxophone
• June 15, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• December 18, 1939 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• March 14, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• May 1, 1940 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• September 17, 1951 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Saxophone

Hopper, Hal

• October 14, 1957 (Louis Armstrong and The Oscar Peterson Trio Plus One): Writer

Horsley, G.

• May 27, 1925 (Bessie Smith): Writer

Horton, Z.

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Writer

Howard, Frank

• November 23, 1951 (Louis Armstrong And Ella Fitzgerald With Dave Barbour's Orchestra): Trombone

Hucko, Peanuts

• May 17, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His All Stars): Clarinet
• June 10, 1947 (Louis Armstrong And His All Stars): Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone
• June 19, 1947 (NBC Radio Broadcast Transcription): Clarinet
• November 21, 1948 (Toast of the Town (The Ed Sullivan Show - CBS)): Clarinet
• November 23, 1948 (Eddie Condon Floor Show): Clarinet
• June 11, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Clarinet
• July 30, 1949 (Eddie Condon Floor Show (NBC)): Clarinet
• October 3, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October 8, 1958 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• January 16, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• January 21 - 22, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• March, 1959 (RTB Telecast): Clarinet
• September 30-October 2, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet
• October, 1959 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Clarinet

Hudso, Bruce Hudson

• November 28, 1951 (Louis Armstrong With Gordon Jenkins' Orchestra): Trumpet

Huey, R.

• February 6, 1958 (Louis Armstrong with Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Writer

Huff, W.H.

• Between March 16 & 22, 1925 (Trixie Smith and Her Down Home Syncopators): Writer

Hunt, Louis

• December 8, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trumpet

Hunter, Alberta (as Josephine Beatty)

• November 6, 1924 (?) (Josephine Beatty accompanied by the Red Onion Jazz Babies): Vocal
• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Vocal
• December 22, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Vocal

Hutchinrider, Clarence

• February 20, 1939 (Louis Armstrong With The Casa Loma Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Hutchinson, Daryl

• March 12, 1947 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Writer

Hutchinson, Lavert

• April 5, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba
• May 4, 1930 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Tuba

II, Oscar Hammerstein

• August 13, 1957 (Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong): Writer

Iona, Andy

• August 18, 1936 (Louis Armstrong With The Polynesians): Ukelele, Vocal
• March 24, 1937 (Louis Armstrong With Andy Iona And His Islanders): Ulekele, Vocal

Irvis, Charlie

• October 17, 1924 (Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• October 17, 1924 (Virginia Liston accompanied by Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• December 17, 1924 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• December 22, 1924 (Josephine Beatty accompanied by The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Trombone
• December 22, 1924 (The Red Onion Jazz Babies): Trombone
• January 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• March 4, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• October 6, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone
• October 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Trombone

Izenhall, Aaron

• August 23, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five): Trumpet

Jackson, Charlie

• Early September, 1923? (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Bass Saxophone
• October 5, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Bass Saxophone
• October 5-15, 1923 (King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band): Bass Saxophone

Jackson, Chubby

• January 10, 1946 (Esquire All-American 1946 Award Winners): Bass

Jackson, Josh

• August 23, 1950 (Louis Armstrong With Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five): Tenor Saxophone

Jackson, Mahalia

• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Vocal

Jackson, Oliver

• July 4 - 9, 1970 (Anatomy of a Performance): Drums
• July 10, 1970 (Trumpet Player's Tribute): Drums
• July 10, 1970 (Finale): Drums

Jackson, Preston

• April 20, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• April 28, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• April 29, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 3, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 4, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 5, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• November 6, 1931 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 25, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• January 27, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• March 2, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone
• March 11, 1932 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Trombone

Jackson, Quentin

• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone
• May 29, 1970, New York City (Louis Armstrong And His Friends): Trombone

Jackson, T.

• January 27, 1933 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Writer

Jacobs, Dick

• August 25, 1952 (Louis Armstrong With Sy Oliver's Orchestra): Alto Saxophone
• April 21, 1953 (Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra): Alto Saxophone

Jacoby, Don

• July 16, 1953 (Louis Armstrong With Jack Pleiss' Orchestra): Trumpet

Jaeger, Harry

• April 13, 1954 (Louis Armstrong With The All Stars): Drums

Jaffe, Natte

• June 24, 1938 (Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra): Piano

James

• January 18, 1946 (Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong With Bob Haggart's Orchestra): Writer
• April 3-4, 1961 (Louis Armstrong And Duke Ellington): Writer

James, B.

• January 8, 1925 (Eva Taylor with Clarence Williams' Blue Five): Writer

James, Dick

• October 9, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Conductor
• November 1, 1967 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Conductor
• December 11, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Conductor
• December 12, 1967 (Louis Armstrong E I Suoi Solisti): Conductor
• December 18, 1967 (Louis Armstrong and The All Stars): Conductor
• February 20, 1968 (Louis Armstrong With Dick Jacobs' Orchestra): Conductor