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“When The Saints Go Marching In” by Louis Armstrong

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	song info     “When The Saints Go Marching In” by Louis Armstrong is a Dixieland jazz song.     Song Title: When The Saints Go Marching In     Artist: Louis Armstrong     Genre: Dixieland jazz, gospel     Lead Vocals: Louis Armstrong     Guitar: Lee Blair (original recording)     Piano: Luis Russel (original recording)     Bass: Foster Pops (original recording)     Drums: Paul Barbarin (original recording)     Tenor saxophone: Bingie Madison (original recording)     Alto saxophone: Rupert Cole, Charlier Holmes (original recording)     Clarinet: Rupert Cole, Bingie Madison (original recording)     Trumpet: Louis Armstrong, Shelton Hemphill (original recording)     Trombone: J.C. Higginbotham (original recording)     Recorded: May 13, 1938, New York, NY     Date:: 1939     Label: Decca 2230     Number of listens: 20061     In 1939 Louis Armstrong transformed the spiritual into a timeless jazz tune.     “I think that’s when it became a jazz standard and became part of the canons,” jazz scholar Bruce Raeburn told Wynton Marsalis. “Once Pops touched it, everyone was going to listen to that.” link to the static song information page for this song: http://www.thissideofsanity.com/music/songs/wh/whenthesaintsgomarchingin.php

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