CD Louis Armstrong – Let's Do It: Best Of Verve Years

Louis Armstrong - Let’s Do It: Best of the Verve Years is a definitive two-disc compilation that captures the legendary "Satchmo" during his prolific mid-1950s period. Released by Polygram in 1995, this collection focuses primarily on recordings from 1956–1957, a time when Armstrong was backed by his renowned All-Stars and supported by the elite jazz producers at Verve Records.

This anthology serves as a perfect entry point for newcomers and a high-fidelity treasure for longtime fans. It showcases Armstrong’s unmistakable vocal charm and warm, gravelly trumpet tone across a diverse selection of swing standards, blues, and novelty tracks. Listeners will enjoy expertly remastered sound quality that preserves the crispness of the horn arrangements and the lively energy of the rhythm sections while maintaining the organic warmth of the original analog tapes.

Key Highlights:

• Iconic Content: Includes essential tracks such as the breezy title song "Let’s Do It (…Again)," the lyrical "La Vie En Rose," "Blueberry Hill," and "Mack the Knife."
• Historical Significance: Captures the "Late-Career Brilliance" of one of jazz's most influential figures.
• Premium Engineering: Noted for its superior CD remastering from the original Verve sessions.

Whether you are seeking a concise overview of his Verve years or a soulful journey through 20th-century jazz, this compilation is an essential addition to any serious music collection.