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Canal Street Blues (Joe Oliver and Louis Armstrong). Personnel: Joe “King” Oliver – 1st. cornet Louis Armstrong – 2nd cornet Honore Dutrey – trombne Johnny [More]

“Hotter Than That” (Lil Armstrong). Personnel: Louis Armstrong – cornet, vocal Kid Ory – trombone Johnny Dodds – clarinet Lil Armstrong – piano Johnny St. [More]

Lоuіѕ Armѕtrоng wаѕ the first jazz ѕuреrѕtаr, a trumреtеr, singer, аnd оссаѕіоnаl асtоr whо bесаmе a glоbаl Amеrісаn ісоn. Dukе Ellіngtоn didn’t lead thе mоѕt [More]

In the early 1960’ѕ thе Gооdуеаr Tіrе Cоmраnу соmmіѕіоnеd 5 ѕhоrt jаzz fіlmѕ. Thе рrоgrаmѕ wеrе оrіgіnаllу fіlmеd іn 35 mm negative. The sound was [More]

Track listing: 1. 00:00:00 Louis Armstrong Christmas In New Orleans 2. 00:02:50 Louis Armstrong Muggles 3. 00:05:44 Louis Armstrong Willie The Weeper 4. 00:08:53 Louis [More]

Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington were (and are) two of the main stems of jazz. Any way you look at it, just about everything that’s [More]

In October 1959, more than four years since his last tribute album (Satch Plays Fats), Louis Armstrong gathered his All-Stars for a session paying homage [More]

Satchmo in Style is a 1959 studio album by Louis Armstrong, arranged by Gordon Jenkins. AllMusic Review by Ken Dryden: Not only was Louis Armstrong [More]

Personnel: Louis Armstrong -trumpet Joe Muranyi – clarinet Tyree Glenn – trombone Marty Napoleon – piano Milt Hinton – bass Jo Jones – drums Recorded: [More]

Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson is a 1957 studio album by Louis Armstrong, accompanied by Oscar Peterson. The album was reissued in 1997 on CD [More]