Butterbeans & Susie Acc By Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five / Lovie Austin - Okeh 8355 (1926)

Butterbeans & Susie v / Louis Armstrong c / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p /
Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on June 18, 1926.

Butterbeans & Susie v / Lovie Austin p.

Recorded in Chicago on June 18, 1926.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8261 (1925)

Here we have Louis Armstrong's first release of Hot Five recordings. These are two of three sides cut during his first session as leader.

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on November 12, 1925.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8357 (1926)

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj.

Recorded in Chicago on June 16, 1926.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8551 (1927)

I've never run across such a clean Hot Five or Seven.

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p /Johnny St. Cyr bj, g / Lonnie Johnson g (I'm Not Rough).

Recorded in Chicago on December 9 & 10, 1927.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - Okeh 8535 (1927)

Louis Armstrong c, v / Kid Ory tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p / Johnny St. Cyr bj / Lonnie Johnson g.

Recorded in Chicago on December 13, 1927.

Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five / Seven - Okeh 8519 (1927)

Rust has both sides listed as by the "Hot Seven" but the label here is printed as "Hot Five" on Weary Blues. Chronological Classics' and Columbia/Legacy's liner notes both reinforce Rust's publication.

Was this a simple misprint by Okeh?

Louis Armstrong t / John Thomas tb / Johnny Dodds cl / Lil Armstrong p, v / Johnny St. Cyr bj / Peter Briggs bb / Warren Baby Dodds d.

Weary Blues recorded in Chicago on May 11, 1927.

That's When I'll Come Back To You recorded in Chicago on May 14, 1927.