The song Basin Street Blues is performed by Louis Armstrong in the album named 25 Greatest Hot Fives & Sevens in the year 1995 .
Basin Street, Basin Street
That's the place where my friends all meet
Down in New Orleans, in that land of dreams
And you don't know how nice it seems
It's dear to me, yes-sirree
And that's the place I'm so longing to be
Where I can lose
These old Basin Street blues
No, Basin Street, my Basin Street
Where the young and the old folk meet
Down in New Orleans, in that land of dreams
You don't know how nice it really seems
But it's dear to me, yes-sirree
And that's the place I'm so longing to be
Where maybe I can lose
These old Basin Street blues
And oh, well I'm talkin' 'bout
Basin Street, Basin Street
Where the folk who know what's happenin' meet
Down in New Orleans, in the land of dreams
And you don't know how nice it seems
Or just how it really means
Dear to me, yes-sirree
It's dear to me, yes-sirree
Can't you see why I'm gonna lose
These old Basin Street blues
Oh, I wanna go where I can lose
These old Basin Street blues
Oh yeah
Louis Armstrong - 25 Greatest Hot Fives & Sevens
- Heebie Jeebies
- Cornet Chop Suey
- Jazz Lips
- Skid - Dat - De - Dat
- Big Butter Egg Man
- Willie The Weeper
- Wild Man Blues
- Alligator Crawl
- Potato Head Blues
- Melancholy Blues
- Weary Blues
- Struttin' With Some Barbecue
- Once In A While
- I'm Not Rough
- Hotter Than That
- Savoy Blues
- Skip The Gutter
- West End Blues
- Basin Street Blues
- Beau Koo Jack
- Weather Bird
- Muggles
- St. James Infirmary
- Tight Like This