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love this
BitemyRaspberry 14 hours ago
Mr. Lang and Johnson on guitars it sounds like
hairnsap 1 month ago
Satchmo was incredible when he was young.
knothead15 3 months ago
Louis Armstrong's work during the 1920s was his best in my opinion.
knothead15 3 months ago
@knothead15
The excellent "dippermouth blog" makes a good case for Louis being just as masterly in the post-war period with The All-Stars. The blog is by Ricky Riccardi, the Archivist at the Louis Armstrong House Musejum in Queen's, NY. The blog gives detailed Louis-stories from the 1920s onwards with many 'live' audio samples, plus photos and videos.
Mr Riccardi has just had an entertaining new book published all about Louis's post-war career, 'What a Wonderful World' (see blog for details).
fillra01 3 months ago
Nobody with a horn ever even came close to Louis.The best of all time!!!!!
TheArthurjoseph 5 months ago
I wish i lived in the 20s.....I miss u grandpa:( U was about 4 years old when this came out
MsDenise85 6 months ago
1 person doesn't know what music is....:(
josueetcom 7 months ago
this and hotter than that ....damn , mr armstrong ! numero 1 !
nyxen 9 months ago
this is the shit and it be the shit
420pottoker 9 months ago
classic
QuoteNotes16 11 months ago
thank you. Mr. Armstrong
UncleCaptainMidnight 1 year ago
Hey I love my dad & His song Savoy Blues So great The Hot Five recorded it!
chefessboo 1 year ago
the Sachmo rulz!
acerb45666555 2 years ago 2
Smooth as silk.
cw1310 2 years ago
Louis is my hero :)
mahoose6 2 years ago 3
Thankyou, edmundusrex!
Louis Armstrong is wonderful! More, please.
Louis Armstrong and His Hot Five
December 13, 1927, Chicago, IL
ie, Hot Five plus one!
Michael Minn: "This is the final recording session with the "classic" Hot Five lineup (plus Lonnie Johnson). Hereafter, the "Hot Five" would be whoever Armstrong happened to be recording with."
fillra 2 years ago
great song
SaturdayVoodoo 2 years ago
Is this the greatest pop recording by anyone, ever?
leocomerford 3 years ago 11
i would call it jazz more than pop, but if u like this look up west end blues by armstrong, its amazing
SaturdayVoodoo 2 years ago
It is jazz, of course, but it's pop in the broad sense that it's not classical or traditional music.
leocomerford 2 years ago
Oh boy, those golden notes. Make me smile every time!
phyllodendron 3 years ago 9
@phyllodendron what do you mean, golden notes? I'm sure many people didn't understand your comment, like me and just didn't bother asking :P
3SkatingLibras 1 month ago
Hey Hein, you're right again, thanks.
Greetings
Ed.
edmundusrex 3 years ago