This gives me chills every time I hear it. There's musicians and then there's something else, something more. Words are too limiting. Louis is one of those who are something else. Well, well, what's this?

Saludos a toda la comunidad de Música, quiero compartirles mi interpretación con la trompeta de What a wonderful Word, un clásico del Jazz Norteamericano escrito por Bob Thiele y George David Weiss, quien

Post about Louis Armstrong, iconic jazz performer. New discovery of a photo booth photo rare when he was in his teens.

Hollis Jordan has released “Runaway.” Hollis is 2nd cousin to Def Jam Recording artist, Bo$$ and 6th cousin to legendary jazz musician Louis Armstrong. It’s often said by musicians that “music is in my

English language class, fourth grade, today. Our kids have an assignment today, for the home schooling, of course, to listen and sing along, to learn about the song and about Louis Armstrong. It really

Saint Louis Blues give Boston Bruins the Boston blues. Louis Amstrong – “St Louis Blues” Saint Louis Blues win Stanley Cup! (2019)  This post is in honor of the National Hockey League championship team

This is one of my favorite jazz standards. Made famous by the one and only Satchmo. ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

To be successful see and do the successful do by example. Follow the successful doing with arms strong. Louis Armstrong.

Quelle "Mit einem kurzen Schweifwedeln kann ein Hund mehr Gefühl ausdrücken, als mancher Mensch mit stundenlangem Gerede." (Louis Armstrong, USA, 1901- 71; Musiker, Schauspieler und Sänger) Mir

Greetings and Sweet Dreams My Esteemed Followers! This classic popped in my head tonight while out for a pitcher of suds and some pocket billiards with my queen.=) You can't tell me this classic hasn't

The usual live recordings of Satch comes from his later years and as good as they are, none of them can match the unique performance seen in the (sadly short) three track clip used in an obscure danish

For many years I did not care for Jazz. That was all changed when, by chance, I watched the first episode of Ken Burns massive documentary "Jazz" on the telly in 2003. I was completely absorbed