This day (July 6, 1971), in Corona, Queens, died Louis Armstrong, an American jazz trumpeter and singer.
Tracklist :
1 . Louis Armstrong – Hello Dolly
2 . w/ Johnny Cash – Blue Yodel No 9 (1970)
3 . Basin Street Blues (1964)
4 . Someday (1962)
5 . w/ Dizzy Gillespie – Umbrella Man
6 . w/ The All Stars – Mack The Knife (1959)
7 . w/ Billie Holiday – The Blues Are Brewin
8 . Dinah (1933)
Tracklist :
What a Wonderful World . La Vie En Rose . We Have All the Time in the World . Mack the Knife . Summertime . A Kiss to Build a Dream On . Blueberry Hill . Cool Yule . Dream a Little Dream of Me . Hello Dolly .
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Wikipedia : This day (July 6, 1971), in Corona, Queens, died Louis Armstrong, an American jazz trumpeter and singer.
Louis Armstrong House Museum : Yet in 1943, he and his wife, Lucille, settled in a modest house in Corona, Queens, where they lived for the remainder of their lives. No one has lived in the house since the Armstrongs, and the house and its furnishings remain very much as they were during Louis and Lucille’s lifetime.
@redhotjazz : At the school he learned to play cornet. After being released at age fourteen, he worked selling papers, unloading boats, and selling coal from a cart. He didn’t own an instrument at this time, but continued to listen to bands at clubs like the Funky Butt Hall.
@last.fm : Back in Chicago in 1925, he made his first recordings with his own group, Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five, and these became not only popular hits but also models for the first generation of jazz musicians, trumpeters or otherwise.
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